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2.3 Development planning context 2.3.2 Recreation and open space zone
The purpose of the recreation and open space zone is to
2.3.1 Noosa Plan 2020 provide for:
The core values of Noosa Shire are derived from its natural a variety of cultural, educational, leisure, recreation and
resources. This includes the extensive tracts of vegetated sporting uses and activities, including, for example:
open space, distinctive landscapes, clean waterways and −− parks, playgrounds or playing fields for the use of
attractive beaches. These values support a lifestyle that residents and visitors
benefits from a close affinity to nature; pleasing integration of −− parks, or other areas, for the conservation of natural
the built form with the natural landscape; access to nature- areas
based outdoor recreation; and a relaxed pace of life relative facilities and infrastructure to support the uses and
to larger centres in SEQ. Success has come by finding the activities stated above.
delicate balance between meeting contemporary needs and
ensuring that the community’s core values are not eroded. Outcomes sought for the Recreation and Open Space zone
This includes measures to: that are most relevant to this project include:
protect and maintain natural assets for current and future development provides for the open space, recreation,
generations leisure and sporting needs of the Noosa Shire Community
support and enhance community wellbeing and economic development does not impact on the function and use of
prosperity open space for passive and active recreation, leisure and
community activities
ensure well planned infrastructure
development provides opportunities for the community
ensure the planned extent of urban development and to improve their physical and mental wellbeing, have
population growth is sustainably maintained through social interaction and participate in active and passive
the definition of urban and rural residential boundaries, recreation
development densities and building heights
open space is protected from the intrusion of
maintain low rise building heights. incompatible uses that may compromise or conflict with
In Noosa Shire, development is required to fit within the the primary use of the zone for low intensity recreation
natural carrying capacity of the landscape, whether it be activities
for residential, business, infrastructure, recreation, or rural development is low scale and low impact and does not
pursuits. This carrying capacity philosophy is fundamental to negatively impact on the supply, quality or enjoyment of
the community’s long-standing values and principles. open space for the Noosa Shire community
clubhouses are considered where co-location with other
Unrestrained and unplanned development is resisted in clubs is not viable and the facility supports the ongoing
Noosa Shire. Any unanticipated development requires use of the land for recreation purposes
demonstration of a high level of community need. major sport, recreation and entertainment facilities
only develop where there is a demonstrated community
recreation benefit, the site is suitable and the associated
impacts can be managed, and where it does not include a
motor sport facility
development does not adversely impact on the Shire’s
environmental values or reduce the quality of recreational
experiences provided by land or waterways within this
zone.
It is important to note that there are additional outcomes for
the zone detailed in the Noosa Plan 2020. These outcomes
have been applied when investigating facilities for non-
powered water sports.
2.3.3 Flood hazard overlay code
The flood overlay mapping shows the potential extent for a
modelled flood event, equivalent to a 1% annual exceedance
probability (AEP) (i.e. a 1% probability in any given year of the
event occurring). Flooding from storm tides and waterways, is
a significant threat to Noosa Shire communities.
Flood mitigation
Noosa Council is currently investigating flood mitigation
measures, including levee banks as part of an integrated
system.
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Draft Feasibility Report
Page 255 of 518
2.3 Development planning context 2.3.2 Recreation and open space zone
The purpose of the recreation and open space zone is to
2.3.1 Noosa Plan 2020 provide for:
The core values of Noosa Shire are derived from its natural Oa variety of cultural, educational, leisure, recreation and
resources. This includes the extensive tracts of vegetated sporting uses and activities, including, for example:
open space, distinctive landscapes, clean waterways and — parks, playgrounds or playing fields for the use of
attractive beaches. These values support a lifestyle that residents and visitors
benefits from a close affinity to nature; pleasing integration of — parks, or other areas, for the conservation of natural
the built form with the natural landscape; access to nature- areas
based outdoor recreation; and a relaxed pace of life relative C1 facilities and infrastructure to support the uses and
to larger centres in SEQ. Success has come by finding the activities stated above.
delicate balance between meeting contemporary needs and Out ht forthe R ti dO S
ensuring that the community’s core values are not eroded. the vore m ane or t to this pre ‘oct in | don pace zone
This includes measures to: at are most relevant to this project include:
wa: O development provides for the open space, recreation,
O oo eations an natural assets for current and future leisure and sporting needs of the Noosa Shire Community
: : : O development does not impact on the function and use of
Oo supporrand enhance community wellbeing and economic open space for passive and active recreation, leisure and
o prosperity inf community activities
ensure well planned infrastructure O development provides opportunities for the community
C1 ensure the planned extent of urban development and to improve their physical and mental wellbeing, have
population growth is sustainably maintained through social interaction and participate in active and passive
the definition of urban and rural residential boundaries, recreation
development densities and building heights O1 open space is protected from the intrusion of
O maintain low rise building heights. incompatible uses that may compromise or conflict with
In Noosa Shire, development is required to fit within the the primary use of the zone for low intensity recreation
natural carrying capacity of the landscape, whether it be activities
for residential, business, infrastructure, recreation, or rural oO development is low scale and low impact and does not
pursuits. This carrying capacity philosophy is fundamental to negatively impact on the supply, quality or enjoyment of
the community's long-standing values and principles. open space for the Noosa Shire community
. . . . O1 clubhouses are considered where co-location with other
Unrestrained and unplanned development is resisted in clubs is not viable and the facility supports the ongoing
Noosa Shire. Any unanticipated development requires use of the land for recreation purposes
demonstration of a high level of community need. O major sport, recreation and entertainment facilities
only develop where there is a demonstrated community
recreation benefit, the site is suitable and the associated
impacts can be managed, and where it does not include a
motor sport facility
OO development does not adversely impact on the Shire’s
environmental values or reduce the quality of recreational
experiences provided by land or waterways within this
zone.
It is important to note that there are additional outcomes for
the zone detailed in the Noosa Plan 2020. These outcomes
have been applied when investigating facilities for non-
powered water sports.
2.3.3 Flood hazard overlay code
The flood overlay mapping shows the potential extent for a
modelled flood event, equivalent to a 1% annual exceedance
probability (AEP) (i.e. a 1% probability in any given year of the
event occurring). Flooding from storm tides and waterways, is
a significant threat to Noosa Shire communities.
Flood mitigation
Noosa Council is currently investigating flood mitigation
measures, including levee banks as part of an integrated
system.
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