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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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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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