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Item 1 - ATTACHMENT 1
Noosaville Foreshore
DRAFT LAND USE MASTER PLAN | NOVEMBER 2017
Draft Land Use Master Plan
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Contents 1 Noosaville foreshore 5 2 The journey so far... 8 3 Land use vision 10 4 Precincts 11 Precinct 1 Chaplin Park 12 Precinct 2 Yacht and Rowing Club 14 Precinct 3 Lions and Apex Parks 16 Precinct 4 Quota Park 18 Precinct 5 Boat Ramp and Ely Parks 20 Precinct 6 Massoud and Pelican Beach Parks 22 5 Where to from here 24
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1. Noosaville Foreshore
1.1 INTRODUCTION 1.2 STUDY AREA
The Noosaville foreshore is a principal Purpose The plan is developed as a Land Management
The foreshore is approximately 2km long
recreational space in Noosa Shire and is highly Plan under the provisions of the Land Act
The purpose of developing the Noosaville and is comprised of a series of parks and
valued by the local community and visitors for 1994 to guide Council decisions relating to
Foreshore Land Use Master Plan (the Master open spaces, sandy beaches, interconnected
its environmental and recreational amenity. the management of the foreshore, assist the
Plan) is to guide future decision making pedestrian and bike pathways, boat ramps,
development of Noosa’s new planning scheme
With population growth in South East regarding the ongoing use of the foreshore public jetties and family friendly infrastructure
and aid ongoing consultation between Council
Queensland projected to increase, and area. The community and key stakeholders including barbeques, pavilions and a major
and the Queensland Government in relation to
demand from day trippers and tourists already agree that decisions should ensure the playground.
the management of commercial leases along
growing, the impact on the foreshore will natural attributes and attractiveness of the
the foreshore. The foreshore is a reserve for recreation owned
be considerable if uses are not managed foreshore is retained. The purpose of this plan
by the Queensland Government with Noosa
appropriately. is therefore to guide decisions to ensure the Planning Horizon
Council the nominated trustee. There are 11
sustainable use of the foreshore in the long
The Master Plan is developed with a 10 commercial jetty leases along the foreshore
term.
year planning horizon to 2027 but may be which are administered by the Queensland
amended from time to time, subject to Council Government. The study area does not include
resolution. these commercial jetty leases (as they are
not managed by Council) but recognises
their important role and influence on the
experiences of the community and visitors to
the foreshore.
The foreshore is also bordered by Gympie
Terrace which is a popular accommodation,
boutique shopping and dining precinct.
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Section 6
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6Section 7
LEGEND Fitness Equipment Picnic Settings / Boat Ramp Free Parking Information
Benches
Playground / Play Retail Bus Stop Picnic Shelter
Park
Equipment
Shared Pathway Public Showers
Boat Hire / Jetty BBQ’s
Marina Disabled Access Public Toilets
Power
Coffee Shop Noosa Ferry Restaurant
Amphitheatre
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Section 8
2. The journey so far...
A month-long consultation The engagement program included two
community pop-up events, stakeholder and
and engagement program, Councillor workshops, and an online survey
which was available for a month on Council’s
including four days of website.
workshops and pop-up events, A number of written submissions were also
received including two petitions.
was undertaken to gather
The consultation was highly publicised and
feedback from a passionate well attended both in person and online.
and engaged Noosa The outcomes of the consultation have
community. informed the land use vision, precinct vision
statements and identified the primary land use
issues affecting the foreshore.
Full details of the consultation outcomes and
analysis has been provided in the separate
Initial Consultation Summary Report, July
2017.
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Section 9
2.1 ENGAGEMENT STATISTICS
1010 2 19
FRANK CHATS PETITIONS RECEIVED SUBMISSIONS
SURVEYS INDICATING PREFERRED READ & RECORDED
COMPLETED CHANGES
320 28 96
APPROXIMATE ATTENDEES INVITES
ATTENDANCE AT STAKEHOLDER TO TARGETED
AT COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS STAKEHOLDER GROUPS
POP-UP EVENTS
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Section 10
3. Land use vision
The Noosaville foreshore is a peaceful, relaxing public open space for
people to enjoy the river.
Over 90% of survey respondents were in favour Land Use Principles Structure of Master Plan
of the foreshore remaining a peaceful, relaxing
public open space to enjoy the river. Supporting the Vision
Of all the survey questions this was the most 1. The foreshore is a public space, available The Master Plan structure:
strongly supported by the community and as a for the community and visitors to enjoy.
• Groups the foreshore into a series of
result, it is proposed as the vision for future use 2. Land use within the foreshore ensures the precincts.
of the foreshore. celebration and preservation of its natural • Identifies the activities currently
values and qualities. undertaken in each precinct.
3. The foreshore offers a diverse range of • Identifies the key land use issues in each
low impact activities and recreational precinct and key land use outcomes.
opportunities for locals and visitors • Prescribes the frequency and type of
promoting social interaction and activities to occur in each precinct to
engagement. ensure that land use occurs in accordance
4. Open space recreation areas within the with the community’s vision for the
foreshore are retained and enhanced. foreshore and uses do not diminish the
prescribed purpose of the land.
5. Commercial businesses along the
foreshore do not encroach onto public
land and remain wholly within commercial
jetty leases or freehold lot boundaries.
6. Future infrastructure planning increases
green open spaces rather than reduces
them.
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Section 11
4. Precincts
The foreshore has been divided into six (6) precincts. The precincts are noted as follows:
1. Precinct 1 / Chaplin Park
2. Precinct 2 / Yacht and Rowing Club
3. Precinct 3 / Lions and Apex Parks
4. Precinct 4 / Quota Park
5. Precinct 5 / Boat Ramp and Ely Park
6. Precinct 6 / Massoud and Pelican Beach Parks
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Section 12
Precinct 1
4.1 Chaplin Park
4.1.1 TODAY’S CHAPLIN PARK 4.1.2 KEY LAND USE OUTCOMES
Chaplin Park provides the largest area of NOOSA OUTRIGGER CLUB OFF-LEASH DOG PARK WEDDING CHAPEL PROPOSED DTMR BOAT RAMP
open green space within the foreshore and
incorporates the following land use activities: The Noosa Outrigger Club (Outrigger Club) is seeking There has been recent requests Representatives within Chaplin Park has been identified
to establish a clubhouse facility and storage sheds to to Council for the provision of the wedding industry as a potential site for a new
Background
• Noosa River Slipway support its existing activities within Chaplin Park. an off-leash dog area in Chaplin identified Chaplin Park as recreational boating facility by
Park. an appropriate venue for a the Department of Transport
• Noosa Outrigger Club
wedding chapel. and Main Roads (DTMR) in the
• Group fitness training Recreational Boating Facility
• Weddings Demand Forecasting Study 2016.
• Events ̏̏ General acceptance for the club uses within the Divergent views were received Community feedback Minimal community support
Results of Consultation and
Stakeholder Engagement
foreshore. regarding the introduction of this indicated that while the was noted for a new recreational
• Active and passive recreation ̏̏ Mixed support for a club building and storage sheds use into the foreshore. A petition community was generally boating facility.
• Car Parking for the Outrigger Club within Chaplin Park. was tabled supporting the supportive of wedding
̏̏ Community was strongly in favour of maintaining proposed use. celebrations, there was
Chaplin Park has less built infrastructure
existing open space in Chaplin Park. minimal support for a
compared to other areas of the foreshore and ̏̏ Consultation was subsequently undertaken with the purpose-built facility within
is fragmented from the rest of the foreshore Outrigger Club and the Noosa Yacht and Rowing Chaplin Park.
due to its physical separation by the canal, lack Club (NYRC) to explore precinct options, including
of visibility from Gympie Terrace and restricted co-location with the NYRC in Precinct 2 - see
vehicular access (left in, left out) via the Section 4.2.2.
Gympie Terrace/Eumundi Road and Mill Street Consideration has been given Land use analysis identified land
roundabout. to this use and it has been and accessibility limitations and
Discussion
determined that sufficient space conflict with the open space
Opportunities exist to better utilise Chaplin exists within Chaplin Park but character of Chaplin Park as key
Park's large area for greater levels of low measures such as fencing are issues in considering this activity.
impact activity to ease pressures on other necessary to ensure the off-leash
areas of the foreshore. activity can be suitably managed.
1. Given there is general acceptance of the outrigger 1. The Master Plan include an 1. That a public use roofed 1. A new recreational boating
use, mixed support for construction of a new area for a fenced dog park. structure within the park facility is not supported in
clubhouse, and the community is strongly in be considered which Chaplin Park.
Recommendations
favour of maintaining the existing open space, it could be booked for 2. It is proposed Council
is proposed that co-locating both the Outrigger wedding ceremonies. discusses this outcome with
Club and NYRC be investigated. Both clubs have DTMR and continue to review
been amenable to the concept of co- location to other possibilities along the
form a non-motorised water sports precinct and it river outside the study area.
is recommended this option be considered in the
Master Plan and is discussed further in Precinct 2.
2. Further structure planning of the proposed co-
location area is recommended.
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Section 13
4.1.3 PRECINCT VISION 4.1.5 LAND USE CRITERIA
Weddings
Chaplin Park remains a significant Events
Exercise & Well-being Location suitable for group
Location suitable for formal group celebrations where pre booking of a
area of public open space. Location for low impact events
exercise activity space is needed
Suitable uses Outdoor education Personal training Wedding ceremonies
Public access to the parkland is not Club/community group gathering Group fitness or well-being classes
or events
diminished and recreational use is Other low-impact events
increased by provision of improved Details Temporary event permit, Commercial Low Use Permit. Annual Wedding ceremony permit (not
generally no more than 3, one-off issue. 5 permits issued per year for including wedding receptions and
public facilities. permits per year this location. Daily use frequency. private functions). Single issue. No
annual limit on permits
4.1.4 FUTURE LAND USE
The preferred land use activity
proposed for Chaplin Park include:
• Enhanced movement, via a
network of pathways (with any
future infrastructure needs to
be separately considered by
Council)
• Enhanced areas of public open
space
• A fenced dog park
• An undercover public use
structure
• Continued ability to hold
wedding ceremonies
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Section 14
Precinct 2
4.2 Yacht and Rowing Club
4.2.1 TODAY’S YACHT AND ROWING 4.2.2 KEY LAND USE OUTCOMES
CLUB
YACHT AND ROWING CLUB WATERFRONT RESTAURANT LEASE PROPOSAL
This precinct is dominated by land use
Much of the activity occurring in the precinct is associated with the The Waterfront Restaurant has sought to lease an area of the foreshore for
Background
associated with the Noosa Yacht and NYRC. Given the reluctance of the community to reduce open space commercial purposes to support private functions and wedding receptions.
Rowing Club (NYRC). Car parking and built in Chaplin Park, it has been proposed to include NYRC within a non- The foreshore adjacent to the Waterfront Restaurant is currently permitted for
infrastructure also service the adjacent motorised water sports precinct. wedding ceremony permits only and does not allow for commercial functions and
foreshore areas. wedding receptions.
Current land use activity includes: Comments were received regarding NYRC activities occurring Little community support was noted for the lease request, however the Waterfront
Results of Consultation
and Stakeholder Eng.
outside the current lease area. The community was generally not Restaurant was in favour of the proposal.
• NYRC activities aware the NYRC 'back of house' areas are outside the nominal lease Note - community feedback was unsupportive of any commercial business
• Commercial uses associated with NYRC - area and on publicly accessible land. The community was aware expansion onto the foreshore.
that this area had been used by the Club for some years.
bar, bistro, gaming and function space Note – Following initial consultation with the Outrigger Club it
• Weddings (adjacent to Waterfront revoked its support for the co-location concept indicating its
Restaurant preference is to construct a stand alone club facility within a new
lease area in Chaplin Park.
• Public toilets and showers servicing Lions
Park and greater foreshore area There is an opportunity to formalise use of area outside the It is proposed that Council will not seek consent from the Department of Natural
lease as a non-motorised water sports precinct for both NYRC Resources and Mines (DNRM) for the Waterfront Restaurant or any other commercial
• Car parking
and the Outriggers. A non-motorised water sports precinct will business to lease land on the foreshore for the following reasons:
The NYRC building is contained within the also allow infrastructure and services to be consolidated in one ̏̏ Commercial businesses extending their business use onto the foreshore is not
current lease area. Other NYRC activities area. Construction of new buildings in Chaplin Park is likely to in accordance with the community's feedback against expanding commercial
(predominantly boat storage and car parking), lead to more requests for new buildings and structures over time activities onto the foreshore.
Discussion
decreasing available green space for future needs. ̏̏ An application to DNRM seeking consent for the commercial use is inconsistent
are not within the current lease area and public
with the foreshore's status as a reserve for recreation and is generally not
access is at time restricted via a boom gate to supported by DNRM policy.
allow for club sailing activities. ̏̏ If it were to consider making an application to DNRM for consent for a
commercial lease, Council must be satisfied the lease would not create
The precinct provides a well utilised pedestrian
unintended consequences along the foreshore. It is anticipated that if a lease was
and bicycle connection into the Chaplin Park granted to the Waterfront Restaurant a precedent would be set resulting in further
precinct lease applications which if approved would decrease the community’s access
to the foreshore for recreation purposes (which is the prescribed purpose of the
An area of recreational open space exists land).
between the footbridge and Waterfront
1. As noted in the Precinct 1 recommendations, opportunities 1. Council will not support any new commercial leases on the foreshore.
Recommendations
Restaurant, which is a popular location for
weddings. for co-location should be investigated to create a water sports 2. Council will continue to allow wedding ceremonies (not private functions or
precinct inclusive of the Outrigger Club. It is envisaged that wedding receptions, etc.) to occur on the foreshore adjacent to the Waterfront
the location of additional buildings and infrastructure would Restaurant and at other locations depicted in the Master Plan.
generally be to the south of the NYRC as depicted in the
Master Plan. This option would consolidate land use, access to
the water and enhance public foreshore access.
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Section 15
4.2.3 PRECINCT VISION
4.2.4 LAND USE CRITERIA
The Yacht and Rowing Club Precinct continues its primary Weddings
association with existing club activities and a consolidated Location suitable for group
celebrations where pre booking of a
facility is established incorporating the Yacht and Rowing Club space is needed
and Outrigger Club as part of a new multi-use facility. Suitable uses Wedding ceremonies
Public access to the water’s edge is enhanced and land use
Details Wedding ceremony permit (not
activities ensure access to areas of open space is maintained. including receptions). Single issue, no
annual limit on permits
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Section 16
Precinct 3
4.3 Lions and Apex Parks
4.3.1 TODAY'S LIONS & APEX PARKS 4.3.2 KEY LAND USE OUTCOMES
This precinct is extremely well utilised, with MARKETS FITNESS OPERATORS
playground equipment, amphitheatre, sandy
There has been interest from some sectors of the community for a regular The precinct is popular with fitness operators who operate under
Background
beaches and water access, close proximity to
toilets and multiple picnic shelters and BBQ market to be held within the foreshore. annual permits issued by Council. There are currently 5 permit
holders operating in this precinct and others may be operating
facilities. The precinct is a draw card for a without permits.
diverse range of use, including:
• Children's playground activities Consultation and The community has divided views on the introduction of this activity into the Many community members expressed concern with having to
Stakeholder Eng. foreshore. There was a positive feedback regarding markets as a possible share park space with commercial operators, particularly during
• Areas for general open space and
Results of
night time draw card for tourists and locals. times of high use by the general public. Whilst willing to share
recreation Those opposed to a regular market cited the capacity of the foreshore and the open spaces with fitness operators, many felt times should
• Water access surrounding areas to cope with the activity as a major constraint. This is mostly be limited to early mornings and Council should undertake
discussed in more detail below. a regular compliance program to ensure permit holders comply
• Group fitness with their permit conditions.
• Celebrations and weddings
• Car parking Markets create a number of opportunities and constraints for consideration
on the foreshore:
The precinct incorporates the foreshore's only Opportunities
children’s playground which is highly utilised, ̏̏ Markets offer entertainment alternatives for locals and tourists
popular with families and is a destination for ̏̏ Markets draw tourists and locals to the foreshore who may then dine,
Discussion
many users. shop etc. along Gympie Terrace and surrounding areas.
Constraints
The amphitheatre is unique infrastructure ̏̏ The foreshore has existing high level of activity (not only within this
within the foreshore and is important for the precinct but the foreshore generally)
staging of events and entertainment. ̏̏ Lack of available parking
̏̏ Impact on residents and businesses due to the closed roads and
additional cars
̏̏ Potential impact on existing food and retail sales along Gympie Terrace
if local content of market food and gift stalls is not carefully managed.
1. Experience has shown that regular markets are better suited to 1. Fitness operators should continue to be supported on the
locations that require additional activation. Given the existing high foreshore.
Recommendations
utilisation of the foreshore and the potential impact of markets they are 2. The number of fitness trainers permitted in Lions and Apex
not recommended as an appropriate regular activity in the foreshore. Park will be reduced to four permits.
2. However, should Council wish to consider future one-off market 3. Council undertake a regular compliance program to
applications it is recommended Council consider each application ensure that non-permitted operators are not utilising the
formally prior to approval. foreshore, permit holders operate in accordance with permit
conditions and display their permit.
4. It is also recommended that future permits encourage use of
alternate sports ground locations
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Section 17
4.3.3 PRECINCT VISION 4.3.4 LAND USE CRITERIA
Weddings Exercise & Well-being
Lions and Apex Parks continue as Location suitable for Events Location general suitable for formalised, group
group celebrations where Location for medium sized event or
high use public recreational areas pre booking of a space is overflow for events elsewhere within locality
exercise, regardless of whether a fee is charged
to participate
needed
and support moderate levels of low- Suitable uses Wedding ceremonies Outdoor education Personal training
impact land use activities. Club/community group gathering or events Group fitness or well-being classes
Amplified music or entertainment
Details Wedding ceremony permit (not Temporary event permit. Generally no more Commercial Low Use Permit. Annual issue. 4
including wedding receptions than 10, one-off permits per year permits issued per year, limited to times of lower
and private functions). Single use by general public. Council to undertake a
issue. Generally, no more than regular compliance program to monitor fitness
four permits per year operator activity. Daily use frequency.
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Section 18
Precinct 4 4.4.3 PRECINCT VISION
4.4 Quota Park Quota Park continues to support
public recreational use of its green
open spaces and supports limited
4.4.1 TODAY’S QUOTA PARK 4.4.2 KEY LAND USE OUTCOMES levels of low-impact land use
activities.
Quota Park is a highly active area, and current KIOSKS
land use activities incorporate:
Over time many of the commercial jetties have expanded their commercial
Background
• Areas for general open space and recreation uses (current lease purpose is 'marine facility purposes') to include retail sale
• Concentration of jetties used for various of food, such as ice cream, snacks and coffee.
commercial activities, such as water craft
hire, tours and kiosks
The community provided broad support for uses provided they are contained
Results of Consultation
and Stakeholder Eng.
• Water access within the approved lease area, do not encroach onto the foreshore and not
• Celebrations and weddings have a detrimental impact on neighbouring businesses.
• Car parking
Areas of open space and jetties are well
patronised.
The precinct sits as the central hub of the Minor ancillary retail sales have been a historic part of commercial jetty
foreshore. Its high level of activity reflects the operations but provision for them has not been clearly made in commercial
leases or local planning scheme. More recently retail sales from kiosks have
clustering of commercial jetties and proximity to
Discussion
intensified a commercial lease holders have expressed uncertainty about
adjacent commercial businesses along Gympie what scale is allowable.
Terrace and Thomas Street. Introduction of clear provisions within Noosa's New Planning Scheme is
supported to define an allowable scale of ancillary kiosks use.
Small scale ancillary kiosks are supported within commercial lease areas,
provided they are a minor component of a lawful marine facility use, do not
unduly impact on existing commercial businesses on Gympie Terrace and:
Recommendations
̏̏ Do not involve the sale of alcohol or meals
̏̏ Do not constitute retail shops, cafés or restaurants as separately defined in
the planning scheme
̏̏ Do not exceed a gross floor area of 10m2
̏̏ Do not exceed seating for 10 people, with seating wholly located within the
lease area
This approach to kiosks is proposed consistently throughout the foreshore
precincts.
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Section 19
4.4.4 LAND USE CRITERIA
Weddings Events Kiosk
Location suitable for group Location for small-medium sized Location(s) where commercial lease areas are permitted to
celebrations where pre booking event or overflow for events operate a small scale kiosk associated with the primary lease
of a space is needed elsewhere within locality use terms.
Suitable uses Wedding ceremonies Outdoor education A single kiosk is permissible for each commercial lease,
Club/community group gathering or where it is a small-scale ancillary component of marine
events facilities uses within the lease. Retail sales are limited to
Amplified music or entertainment non-alcoholic drinks (including coffee), refreshments and
snacks. Meals are not provided and there is no on-site food
preparation. Gross floor area is limited to 10m2. Seating for
a maximum of 10 people may be provided, which must be
wholly located within the lease area
Details Wedding ceremony permit (not Temporary event permit. Generally no Ongoing use regulated under the relevant Planning Scheme
including wedding receptions and more than 4, one-off permits per year & must be consistent with lease use terms
private functions). Single issue.
Generally no more than 6 permits
per year
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Section 20
Precinct 5 4.5.3 PRECINCT VISION
4.5 Boat Ramp and Ely Park The Boat Ramp and Ely Park
Precinct continues to service
public boating needs through the
4.5.1 TODAY’S BOAT RAMP 4.5.2 KEY LAND USE OUTCOMES existing boat ramp and parking
& ELY PARK area. Public access to open
FITNESS OPERATORS
The precinct is comprised of a dominant area
space areas is improved through
Fitness operators have traditionally utilised this precinct for
Background
of car parking associated with the boat ramp their business activities. a reduction of other land use
and smaller areas of open space and parkland.
activity.
Current land use activities incorporate:
• Water access
Many community members expressed concern with having
Results of Consultation
and Stakeholder Eng.
• Tennis to share space with commercial operators, particularly during
• Celebrations and weddings times of high use by the general public.
• Car park, including trailer parking
Land use activity in the boat ramp and Ely Park
precinct is distinct, aligned mainly with the
public boat ramp, parking, small open space
areas, public deck and private tennis court.
There is little land available for these activities, given the
In addition to these features, its open space width of the foreshore, footpath/bike path route and intensity
areas are well appointed with picnic shelters of recreational use. The precincts west of this area generally
Discussion
and pathways, allowing public access to the provide more land area for the activity and less probability of
beach and water. conflict with other users.
1. It is recommended permits are not offered for fitness or
well-being operators in this precinct and future permits
Recommendations
encourage use of alternate sports ground locations
outside the study area.
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Section 21
4.5.4 LAND USE CRITERIA
Weddings Kiosk
Location suitable for group celebrations where pre booking of a Location(s) where commercial lease areas are permitted to operate a
space is needed small scale kiosk associated with the primary lease use terms.
Suitable uses Wedding ceremonies A single kiosk is permissible for each commercial lease, where
it is a small-scale ancillary component of marine facilities uses
within the lease. Retail sales are limited to non-alcoholic drinks
(including coffee), refreshments and snacks. Meals are not
provided and there is no on-site food preparation. Gross floor
area is limited to 10m2. Seating for a maximum of 10 people may
be provided, which must be wholly located within the lease area
Notes Wedding ceremony permit (not including wedding receptions Ongoing use regulated under the relevant Planning Scheme &
and private functions). Single issue. Generally, no more than must be consistent with lease use terms
one permit per month, limited to small wedding parties
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Section 22
Precinct 6 4.6.3 PRECINCT VISION
4.6 Massoud and Pelican Beach Parks Massoud and Pelican Beach
Parks continue to support
recreational use of their green
4.6.1 TODAY’S MASSOUD 4.6.2 KEY LAND USE OUTCOMES open spaces and support only
& PELICAN BEACH PARKS very limited levels of other low-
There are no changes proposed in this
Massoud and Pelican Beach are popular
precinct. impact land use activity.
recreational areas and form the eastern
most extent of the foreshore. The land area
becomes narrow in comparison to other
precincts and has limited commercial or event
activity. These characteristics provide some
relief from the high levels of activity in other
areas of the foreshore.
Current land use activities incorporate:
• Beach access and swimming popular with
families
• Toilet facilities at each end of the precinct
• Areas for general open space and
recreation
• Commercial jetties used for water craft
hire, tours and an ancillary kiosks
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Section 23
4.6.4 LAND USE CRITERIA
Kiosk
Location(s) where commercial lease areas are permitted to
operate a small scale kiosk associated with the primary lease
use terms.
Suitable uses A single kiosk is permissible for each commercial lease,
where it is a small-scale ancillary component of marine
facilities uses within the lease. Retail sales are limited to
non-alcoholic drinks (including coffee), refreshments and
snacks. Meals are not provided and there is no on-site food
preparation. Gross floor area is limited to 10m2. Seating for
a maximum of 10 people may be provided, which must be
wholly located within the lease area
Details Ongoing use regulated under the relevant Planning Scheme
& must be consistent with lease use terms
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Section 24
5. Where to from here?
This Foreshore Master Plan sets a framework Implementation
for the sustainable land use management of the
study area. The Foreshore Master Plan aims to work with
Council's existing land use management and
This has been provided through the statutory processes.
establishment of the following key elements:
Whilst this document guides land use, it does
• Foreshore vision and land use principles not replace statutory approvals processes for:
• Nomination of foreshore precincts • Local law activity permits
• Discussion of current land use • Land use approvals given under the
characteristics, findings from stakeholder Planning Scheme
engagement and key land use matter
outcomes • Land tenure authority given under the
Land Act 1994.
• Precinct vision statements
For further information on these matters refer to
• Supporting land use criteria Council's website www.noosa.qld.gov.au.
The Foreshore Master Plan is intended to
provide strategic guidance for stakeholders
undertaking land use activities and Council in its
management and decision making processes
associated with the foreshore.
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Noosaville Foreshore Land Use Master Plan Options 25
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