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2017-12-12 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Draft Noosaville Foreshore Land Use Master Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn3. 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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