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Part 15 Local government infrastructure
plan
15.1 Preliminary
(1) This local government infrastructure plan has been prepared in accordance
with the requirements of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.
(2) The purpose of the local government infrastructure plan is to:
o integrate infrastructure planning with the land use planning identified in
the planning scheme
o provide transparency regarding a local government’s intentions for the
provision of trunk infrastructure
o enable a local government to estimate the cost of infrastructure provision
to assist its long term financial planning
o ensure that trunk infrastructure is planned and provided in an efficient
and orderly manner.
o provide a basis for the imposition of conditions about infrastructure on
development approvals.
(3) The local government infrastructure plan:
(a) states in Section 15.2 (planning assumptions) the assumptions about
future growth and urban development including the assumptions of
demand for each trunk infrastructure network
(b) identifies in Section 15.3 (priority infrastructure area) the prioritised area
to accommodate urban growth up to 2031
(c) states in Section 15.4 (desired standards of service) for each trunk
infrastructure network the desired standard of performance
(d) identifies in Section 15.5 (plans for trunk infrastructure) the existing and
future trunk infrastructure for the following networks:
(i) stormwater
(ii) transport
(iii) parks and land for community facilities
(e) provides a list of supporting documents that assist in the interpretation of
the local government infrastructure plan in the Editor’s note – Extrinsic
material at the end of Section 15 in Table 15.5.
(f) This local government infrastructure plan excludes the Water Supply and
Sewerage networks as these are the responsibility of Unitywater as
distributer-retailer and are the subject of their Netserv plan.
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15.2 Planning assumptions
(1) The planning assumptions state the assumptions about:
(a) population and employment growth
(b) the type, scale, location and timing of development including the demand
for each trunk infrastructure network
(2) The planning assumptions together with the desired standards of service form
a basis for the planning of the trunk infrastructure networks and the
determination of the priority infrastructure area.
(3) The planning assumptions have been prepared for:
(a) the base date (2014) and the following projection years to accord with
future Australian Bureau of Statistics census years:
(i) mid (2016)
(ii) mid (2021)
(iii) mid (2026)
(iv) mid (2031)
(b) the LGIP development types in column 2 that include the uses in column
3 of Table 15.1.
(c) the projection areas identified on Local Government Infrastructure Plan
Map LGIP-PIA (Key Map) in Schedule 9—Local government
infrastructure plan mapping and tables.
Table 15.1—Relationship between LGIP development categories, LGIP development
types and uses
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
LGIP development LGIP development Uses
category type
Residential Attached dwelling Ancillary dwelling unit
development Multiple housing
• Type 2 Duplex
• Type 3 Retirement and special needs
(retirement village)
• Type 4 Conventional
• Type 5 Relocatable
Visitor accommodation
• Type 1 Home hosted
• Type 2 Caravan park
• Type 3 Rural
• Type 4 Conventional
Open space
• Type 2 Camp ground
Detached dwelling Detached house
Community Residence
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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
LGIP development LGIP development Uses
category type
Non-residential Commercial Commercial business
development • Type 1 Office
Retail business
• Type 3 Landscape and rural
• Type 4 Showroom
• Type 5 Vehicle uses (a. standard)
• Type 6 Hardware Store
• Type 7 Garden
Community purpose Multiple housing
• Type 3 Retirement and special needs
(aged care facility)
Education
• Type 1 Childcare
• Type 2 School
• Type 3 Adult
• Type 4 Information
Emergency service
• Type 1 Station
• Type 2 Shed
Entertainment and dining business
• Type 2 Recreation, amusement and
fitness
Open space
• Type 1 Sport and recreation
Commercial business
• Type 2 Medical
• Type 3 Veterinary
Wellbeing
• Type 1 Health (hospital, hospice etc)
• Type 2 Social (arts and crafts,
community meeting hall CWA etc)
• Type 3 Worship
• Type 4 Funeral
Industry Industrial business
• Type 1 Warehouse
• Type 2 Production, alteration,
repackaging and repairing
• Type 3 Extractive
Service & utility
• Type 1 Depot
• Type 2 Installation
• Type 4 Treatment, recycling &
disposal;
Transport
• Type 1 Passenger terminal
• Type 2 Carpark
• Type 3 Depot
• Type 4 Aeronautical
Cultivation
• Type 2 Intensive
Animal husbandry
• Type 2 Intensive
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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
LGIP development LGIP development Uses
category type
Other Cultivation
• Type 1 Traditional
Animal husbandry
• Type 1 Traditional
Forestry
• Type 1 Native
• Type 2 Plantation
Home-based business
• Type 1 Limited visibility
• Type 2 Evident
• Type 3 Significant scale
Service & utility
• Type 3 Tower
Retail Entertainment and dining business
• Type 1 Food & beverages
• Type 3 Bar
Retail business
• Type 1 Local
• Type 2 Shop & salon
• Type 5 Vehicle uses (b. Service
station)
(4) Details of the methodology used to prepare the planning assumptions are
stated in the extrinsic material.
15.2.1 Population and employment growth
(1) A summary of the assumptions about population and employment growth for
the planning scheme area is stated in Table 15.2—Population and employment
assumptions summary.
Table 15.2—Population and employment assumptions summary
Column 1 Column 2
Description Assumptions
Base date Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Population
52,646 53,638 55,562 58,164 60,160 64,065
(Residents)
Employment 19,379 20,987 23,299 24,453 25,542 37,515
(2) Detailed assumptions about growth for each projection area and LGIP
development type category are identified in the following tables in Schedule 9
Local government infrastructure plan mapping and tables:
(a) for population, Table 15.6—Existing and projected population
(b) for employment, Table 15.7—Existing and projected employees
15.2.2 Development
(1) The developable area is unconstrained land within the PIA represented by the
planning scheme zones relating to urban uses and is identified on Local
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Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PIA in Schedule 9—Local
government infrastructure plan mapping and tables.
(2) The planned density for future development is stated in Table 15.8 in Schedule
9—Local government infrastructure plan mapping and tables.
(3) A summary of the assumptions about future residential and non-residential
development for the planning scheme area is stated in Table 15.3—Residential
dwellings and non-residential floor space assumptions summary.
Table 15.3—Residential dwellings and non-residential floor space assumptions
summary
Column 1 Column 2
Description Assumptions
Base
date Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Residential
dwellings 28,753 29,434 30,833 31,343 32,070 34,330
(Total)
Non-
residential
948,028 1,027,894 1,122,702 1,179,373 1,232,488 1,825,601
floor space
(m2 GFA)
(4) Detailed assumptions about future development for each projection area and
LGIP development type are identified in the following tables in Schedule 9
Local government infrastructure plan mapping and tables:
(a) for residential development , Table 15.10
(b) for non-residential development, Table 15.11
15.2.3 Infrastructure demand
(1) The demand generation rate for a trunk infrastructure network is stated in
Column 3 of Table 15.9 in Schedule 9 Local government infrastructure plan
mapping and tables.
(2) A summary of the projected infrastructure demand for each service catchment
is stated in:
(a) for the stormwater network, Table 15.12
(b) for the transport network, Table 15.13
(c) for the parks and land for community facilities network, Table 15.14
15.3 Priority infrastructure area
(1) The priority infrastructure area identifies the area prioritised for the provision of
trunk infrastructure to service the existing and assumed future urban
development up to 2031.
(2) The priority infrastructure area is identified on Local Government Infrastructure
Plan Map LGIP-PIA.
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15.4 Desired standards of service
(1) This section states the key standards of performance for a trunk infrastructure
network.
(2) Details of the standard of service for a trunk infrastructure networks are
identified in the extrinsic material.
15.4.1 Stormwater network
QUANTITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the capacity of the network)
ITEM DESIRABLE STANDARD
In accordance with Urban Stormwater Management Strategy, Noosa Council 2002 (Version 1-
Overall
Revision 2 dated 8 August 2006), to Manage Stormwater Quantity to Ensure flooding impacts are
objective
minimised and environmental base flows in creeks and rivers are maintained.
In accordance with:
Design • Planning Scheme Policy 5 - Engineering Design Standards - Roads, Drainage And Earthworks ;
• The Noosa Plan, Water Sensitive Design Code.
QUALITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the performance of the network)
ITEM SPECIFICATION OBJECTIVES & STANDARDS
In accordance with:
• Environmental Protection (Water) Policy 2009;
• Noosa River Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives (July 2010);
• Mary River Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives (July 2010);
• South East Queensland Regional Water Quality Management Strategy September 2001;
Overall
• Queensland Water Quality Guidelines 2009 (EPA);
objectives
• Noosa River Plan 2004;
• Noosa River Catchment Management Strategy 2001;
• Urban Stormwater Management Strategy, Noosa Council 2002 (Version 1- Revision 2 dated 8
August 2006).
• Noosa Council Stormwater Asset Management Plan (adopted 22 October 2015)
In accordance with the water quality objectives to protect environmental values under the:
• Noosa River Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives (July 2010) - Environmental
Stormwater
Protection (Water) Policy 2009;
Pollutants
• Mary River Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives (July 2010) - Environmental
Protection (Water) Policy 2009.
In accordance with the water quality objectives to protect environmental values under the:
• Noosa River Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives (July 2010) - Environmental
Soil
Protection (Water) Policy 2009;
Erosion
• Mary River Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives (July 2010) - Environmental
and
Protection (Water) Policy 2009.
Sediment
On Site Construction standards to minimise soil erosion & sediment transport in accordance with:
Transport
• Soil, Erosion & Sediment Control, Engineering Guidelines for Queensland Construction Sites,
June 1996, The Institution of Engineers, Australia, Queensland Division.
In accordance with the water quality objectives to protect environmental values under the:
• Noosa River Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives (July 2010) - Environmental
Waterway - Protection (Water) Policy 2009;
Health and • Mary River Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives (July 2010) - Environmental
Amenity Protection (Water) Policy 2009.
In accordance with the Vision & Desired Environmental Outcomes for the Noosa River System in
accordance with the Noosa River Plan 2004 - Parts 1& 2.
In accordance with The Noosa Plan:
• Water Sensitive Design Code – addressing water harvesting and reuse, runoff treatment and
natural stormwater treatment strategies, such as swales, bio-retention systems, vegetated
filtration strips and GPTs;
• Waste Management Code and supporting planning scheme policy - addressing the design and
location of bin storage areas, recycling, waste separation and bin wash down areas;
Design • Landscaping Code - addressing effective landscape treatment and water management to optimise
stormwater filtration and minimise sedimentation and erosion activity and runoff;
• Erosion and Sediment Control Code – addressing the minimisation and control of erosion and
transport of sediments off site;
• Biodiversity Overlay – addressing the management, conservation and rehabilitation of biodiversity
values including Riparian vegetation, aquatic fauna, soils, landforms, waterways and drainage
lines.
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15.4.2 Transport network
The Desired Standards of Service (DSS) for the Transport network is for trunk
infrastructure generally considered to:
• align within (or adjacent to) trunk road corridors;
• provides main through linkage connections and/or to specific high use
destinations and facilities.
(a) Road Infrastructure
QUANTITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the capacity of the network)
ITEM TYPE OF ROAD DESIRABLE STANDARD
Gravel road Up to 1,000 vehicles per day (Non-Urban areas)
Two-way two-lane • 16,000-20,000 vehicles per day (Urban areas)
road • 1,000-5,000 vehicles per day (Non-Urban areas)
Four lane divided road 35,000-40,000 vehicles per day
• Degree of saturation of 0.70
• Intersecting flows of 16,000 vehicles per day and 4,000 vehicles per
Unsignalised
day (Urban areas)
Road Standard T-junction
• Intersecting flows of 1,000 vehicles per day and 250 vehicles per
Design Guidelines day (Non-Urban areas)
• Degree of saturation of 0.70
Single lane
• Intersecting flows of 16,000 vehicles per day and 8,000 vehicles per
roundabout
day
• Degree of saturation of 0.70
Two-lane roundabout • Intersecting flows of 35,000 vehicles per day and 16,000 vehicles
per day
All roads Include provisions for on-road cyclists
QUALITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the performance of the network)
ITEM ROAD NETWORK SPECIFICATION OBJECTIVES & STANDARDS
• Maintaining low stress levels in the use of the road system;
• Avoidance of significant traffic delays;
Desired Network
• Excluding the use of traffic signals;
Characteristics to
reflect the Shire’s All • Maintenance of a predominantly two-way two-lane road network;
Character & • Encourage a modal shift from reliance of private motor vehicle
Lifestyle usage to public & other modes of transport in accordance with
The Noosa Community Transport Strategy & Noosa Integrated
Local Transport Plan
• C to D - good conditions outside peak holiday periods with only
short delays at major intersections; and
Desired Standard
In Urban areas • D to E - moderate congestion during peak holiday periods, with
of Service 1
congestion severe enough to discourage private transport
(during weekday
increasing use of public transport trip making.
peak periods)
• B to C - good conditions in all periods with only short delays at
In Non-Urban areas
major intersections
• Pavements designed with a design life of 20 years and the
anticipated number of equivalent standard axles over its design
life.
• All work to comply with Department of Transport and Main Roads
Construction
All – Standard Specifications Roads –
Design Standards
http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/business-industry/Technical-
standards-publications/Specifications.aspx.
• Austroads & Standards Australia- Guide to Traffic Engineering
Practice - Complete Series.
Network considerations to include suitability for all forms of road
users as detailed in Noosa Integrated Local Transport Plan
including:
Safety All
• motor vehicles (private & public);
• on-road cyclists;
• road crossings by pedestrians
1 In this instance the standard of service is taken to mean the level of service as defined in Austroads
2009 Guide to Traffic Management Part 3: Traffic Studies and Analysis
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(b) Pathway Infrastructure
QUANTITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the capacity of the network)
ITEM DESIRABLE STANDARD
The provision of off-road pathways is specifically designed to:
• Provide the main north-south & east-west linkage choices with routes
linking major destinations within the major urban areas including
residential areas, business districts, recreation, sporting and
Quantity / Location
community facilities;
• Form an integrated component of the movement network and open
space system;
• Provide a link to the Public Transport Network.
QUALITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the performance of the network)
ITEM SPECIFICATION OBJECTIVES & STANDARDS
• Provide a clear, attractive and healthy alternative to private car travel;
• Access to the trunk network is via acceptable walking distances
generally in order of up to 1.5km within urban areas to 3.0km for rural
settlement areas;
• High level of customer satisfaction promoting an active & healthy
Desired Network Characteristics to
lifestyle by encouraging walking and cycling;
reflect the Shire’s Character &
• Linkages allow for direct and safe movement;
Lifestyle
• All routes are constructed to fit in with the Noosa “Look and Feel”
concept defined in the Noosa Corporate Plan;
• Provision of end of trip facilities at all major activity centers including
business centers, educational facilities, major recreational, major
sporting and community facilities.
• Concrete pathways designed with a design life of 50 years;
• Design of the pathway network is to generally comply with established
codes and standards (taking into consideration on the levels of
anticipated usage) including:
o Latest versions of Austroads and Australian Standards as related to
Pedestrian and Cyclists facilities;
Construction Design Standards
o Crime Prevention through Environmental Design – Guidelines for
Queensland.
• Pathway kerb ramps shall be constructed in plain concrete and
designed with a 1:15 ramp grade with black coloured warning tactile
ground surface indicators cast into the ramp and positioned in
accordance with Australian Standards requirements
Network considerations to generally be suitable for all types of shared
usage for:
• Pedestrians including disabled persons and children; and
• Cyclists for recreational, tourist, commuter, school and general
purposes;
Safety
• Safety of all users in and around all connections to the public transport
network and in the crossings of road networks; and
• A high level of visibility with regard to personal safety of users.
• Pathways have lighting in key locations and are signposted with
wayfinding signage
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(c) Public Transport Infrastructure
QUANTITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the capacity of the network)
ITEM NETWORK DESIRABLE STANDARD
• The provision of a major loop bus service specifically designed to
provide a clear and attractive alternative to private car travel with
routes linking the major destination areas within the coastal area
including residential areas, business districts, recreation, sporting
and community facilities.
Coastal Area Public
• 1 of Type A facility based on passenger volumes & service
Transport Network
frequency;
• 4 of Type B facility based on passenger volumes within central
Desired Standard business districts;
of Service 2
• Type C & D Bus stop locations approximate spacing 400m along
(during weekday
route based on passenger volumes.
peak periods)
• The provision of a major bus service specifically designed to
provide a clear and attractive alternative to private car travel linking
the Cooroy, Pomona & Cooran central business districts to the
Rural to Coastal
Coastal Area Network;
Area Public
• 1 of Type A facility in the central Cooroy business district;
Transport Link
• 1 of Type B facility in the central Pomona business district;
• Type C & D Bus stop locations based on passenger volumes along
the service route.
QUALITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the performance of the network)
ITEM SPECIFICATION OBJECTIVES & STANDARDS
• Access to the network is via acceptable walking distances;
Desired Network • Bus stops are connected to the local pathway network;
Characteristics to • Avoidance of significant waiting periods during peak times;
reflect the Shire’s • The bus as a realistic travel option at all times;
Character & • High level of customer satisfaction.
Lifestyle • All bus stops are constructed to fit in with the Noosa “Look and Feel” concept defined in
the Noosa Corporate Plan.
• All work to comply with Department of Transport and Main Roads – Standard
Specifications Roads – http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/business-industry/Technical-
standards-publications/Specifications.aspx.
• Pavements to be designed with a design life of 20 years including the anticipated growth
in number of equivalent standard axles over its design life.
• Pavement marking to comply with Department of Transport and Main Roads – Manual
of uniform traffic control devices - http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/business-
industry/Technical-standards-publications/Manual-of-uniform-traffic-control-devices.
• Road design to comply with Department of Transport and Main Roads – Road Planning
and Design Manual - http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/business-industry/Technical-standards-
Construction
publications/Road-planning-and-design-manual-2nd-edition.
Design Standards
• Bus stop layout to comply with – Translink – Public Transport Infrastructure Manual –
https://publications.qld.gov.au/dataset/public-transport-infrastructure-manual
• Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002 amended under subsection 31
(1) of the Disability Discrimination Act 1992. Prepared on the 11th May 2005 from
amendments to Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport Amendment 2004
(No. 2).
• Australian Standard – Design for access and mobility Part 1: General requirements for
access-new building work. AS 1428.1 – 1998.
• Australian Standard – Design for access and mobility Part 2: Enhanced and additional
requirements – Buildings and facilities. AS 1428.2 – 1992.
• Network considerations to include suitability for all public transport users eg:
Disabled persons;
Children;
Elderly;
Safety
Tourists
• Safety of pedestrians in and around all Bus stops; and
• A high level of visibility in and around all bus stops for the benefit of drivers and
passengers.
2 · In this instance the standard of service is taken to mean the level of service defined in both the
Noosa Community Transport Strategy February 2006 and the Draft Public Transport Infrastructure
Manual (2007) TRANSlink Qld Transport.
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QUALITATIVE STANDARDS (Continued)
ITEM SPECIFICATION OBJECTIVES & STANDARDS
Type of Facility Desirable Standard
Bus stop consisting of multiple firm non-slip
boarding points, large capacity seating and
Transit Centre (Type A)
shelter infrastructure, with Bus Stop Blade
Servicing locations where there are
design signage and provisions for off - road
moderate to high passenger volumes and
bus bays, lay over bays for bus fleets, driver
high bus service frequency.
amenity and integrated with suitable car
parking facilities.
Bus Stop Standard
Premium Stop (Type B) Bus stop consisting of firm non-slip boarding
Design Guidelines
Servicing locations where there are point, large capacity seating and shelter area
moderate to high passenger volumes and with Bus Stop Blade design signage, standing
Ref: Public Transport
moderate to high bus service frequency room for more than one bus and integrated
Infrastructure Manual
(at least every half hour). with suitable car parking facilities.
(2015) Translink Qld
Transport
Intermediate Stop (Type C)
Servicing locations where there are Bus stop consisting of firm non-slip boarding
moderate passenger volumes and service point, seat, shelter and J-pole signage.
frequency (every half hour).
Regular Stop (Type D)
Servicing predominantly low passenger Bus stop consists of firm non-slip boarding
volumes and service frequency (less than point, flag signs and seating.
every half hour).
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15.4.3 Public parks and land for community facilities
network
The Public Parks and Land for Community Facilities Network relates to District and
Shire Wide facilities consisting of:
• Land and embellishments relating to “outdoor” sport and recreation parks; and
• Land for Community Facilities only relating to “indoor” sport and recreation (Land
for other types of community purposes are not included in this LGIP).
QUANTITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the capacity of the network)
ITEM DESIRABLE STANDARD
Land for
Community
Recreation
Sports Parks* Facilities Total
Parks*
Predominant Land (ha / 1000 (Indoor Sport & (ha / 1000
(ha / 1000
Quantity of District and Use* resident Recreation*) resident
resident
Shire-Wide## population) (ha / 1000 population)
population)
resident
• Sport & Recreation
population)
Parks and
• Land for Community All Types of Housing &
Facilities (Indoor Sport Mixed Use
2.0 ha 1.5 ha 0.2 ha 3.7 ha
& Recreation) and Rural & Rural
Residential
Business Centres &
0.25 ha Nil Nil 0.25 ha
Industry
Desired Park Areas
(Varies according to the recreation features and sporting activities
Park Type* being catered for)
Size of District and Shire-
Wide District* Shire-wide*
• Sport & Recreation
Parks (relating to new Recreation Parks 1 - 10 ha 2 - 30+ ha
acquisitions)
Sports Parks 2 - 10 ha 2.5 - 20+ ha
Distribution of District Predominant Land Use*
Population
and Shire-Wide Park Hierarchy* Rural or Rural
Serviced Residential (Urban)
• Sport & Recreation Settlement
Parks and
• Land for Community District 10,000 – 15,000 Within 2.5 km Within 10 km
Facilities
(Indoor Sport &
Recreation) Shire-wide 50,000 + Within 15 km Within 15 km
Catchment Depending on Residential Zone
Park Type* & Hierarchy*
Type
Service of District and
Shire-Wide Recreation district Urban = 2.5 km; Rural = 10.0 km
• Sport & Recreation Recreation shire-wide 15.0 km
Parks and
• Land for Community Sports parks district Urban = 2.5 km; Rural = 10.0 km
Facilities (Indoor Sport Sports parks shire-wide 15.0 km
& Recreation)
Indoor sport and recreation district Urban = 2.5 km; Rural = 10.0 km
Indoor sport and recreation shire-wide 15.0 km
## NOTE: Recreation parks, sports parks and indoor sport & recreation facilities for Business Centres &
Industry are included in the provision for All Types of Housing & Mixed Use and Rural & Rural
Settlement
I.e. The total planned provision for District and Shire-Wide public Sport & Recreation Parks is 3.7
ha/1000 resident population.
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QUALITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the performance of the network)
ITEM SPECIFICATION OBJECTIVES & STANDARDS
SUITABLE LAND for recreation and sport activities must
UNSUITABLE LAND would normally be considered
be suitable for the intended use and would normally be
as:
considered as land that meets the following criteria:
Land with slopes suitable for its intended use, i.e: Steeply sloping land; or
• Sports facilities – final slope of 1:100
• Recreation parks variable but usually with 75% Land used as a separation or buffer area to any
between flat and 1:10 maximum slope transport corridor, industrial or commercial use; or
Power easements (Council may consider the use of
Quality of Land
Well drained land above the 1:5 Average Recurrence such land as a linear link for walking, cycling or other
Interval level (Q5 flood level) with at least 10% above the transport network); or
1:100 ARI level or the highest known flood level, Land encumbered by any other infrastructure
whichever is the greater; and distribution network that may limit park development
opportunities or present a hazard to users; or
Contaminated land where the levels of all contaminants Land affected by chemical contaminants, soil stability
are below the appropriate Environmental Protection problems or hazardous substances presenting a
Agency (EPA) threshold levels, and an approved Site hazard to users; or
Management Plan and Suitability Statement have been Land containing other hazards that pose a risk to
issued, by the EPA, for the intended use. users.
Should satisfy the Noosa Plan, Part 3 – Desired
Environmental Outcomes, Section 3.1.3, items:
c) Community Uses and Facilities,
g) Open Space, Environment & Conservation Functions,
h) Sport & Recreation Uses.
Typical Level of Embellishment
Sporting Fields / Facilities
Information (e.g. signage)
Landscape Rehabilitation
Paths (walking & cycling)
Shelter / Shade Structure
Camping Facilities
Fencing / bollards
Park Setting* /
Typical Facility Provisions for District and Shire-Wide Sport & Recreation Parks
Roads (Internal)
Boat Launching
Change Rooms
Club Facilities
BBQ Facilities
Play Facilities
Park Type*
Tap / bubbler
Rubbish bins
Irrigation
Lighting
Parking
Seating
Toilets
Natural Settings*
Recreation Parks x > ? x > x x x x x x x x ? x >
Semi-Natural Settings*
Recreation Parks x > ? > > x x ? ? x x > ? ? x x x x x x
Sports Parks ? > > > > x > x x x x x x > > > x >
Semi-Developed Settings*
District
? > > > > ? > > > > > > > x ? x x >
Recreation Parks
Shire-Wide Recreation
? > > > > ? > > > > > > > x ? x x >
Parks
District
? > > ? > > > > > ? > > > x ? > > > ? >
Sports Park
Shire-Wide
> > > ? > > > > > ? > > > x ? > > > ? >
Sports Park
Developed Settings*
District
? > > > > ? > > > > > > > ? ? ? x >
Recreation Parks
Shire-Wide Recreation
> > > > > ? > > > > > > > x ? ? x >
Parks
District
> > > > > > > > > ? > > > x > > > > >
Sports Park
Shire-Wide
> > > > > > > > > ? > > > x > > > > >
Sports Park
Key to symbols: > = normally provided; x = not normally provided; ? = may be provided if appropriate &/or essential;
Blank = not applicable
* NOTE: All terms relating to Predominant Land Use, Park Type, Park Hierarchy and Park Settings have
the qualifications as defined in the “Noosa Park Strategy – January 2006”
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15.5 Plans for trunk infrastructure
(1) The plans for trunk infrastructure identify the trunk infrastructure networks
intended to service the existing and assumed future urban development at the
desired standard of service up to the planning horizon stated for a trunk
infrastructure network in Table 15.4—Planning horizon for a trunk infrastructure
network.
Table 15.4—Planning horizon for a trunk infrastructure network
Column 1 Column 2
Trunk infrastructure network Planning horizon
Stormwater 2026
Transport 2031
Parks and land for community facilities 2031
15.5.1 Plans for trunk infrastructure maps
(1) The existing and future trunk infrastructure networks are shown on the
following maps in Schedule 9—Local government infrastructure plan mapping
and tables:
(a) Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PFTI Stormwater—Plan
for trunk stormwater infrastructure
(b) Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PFTI Transport—Plan
for trunk transport infrastructure
(c) Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PFTI Public Parks &
LCF—Plan for trunk parks and land for community facilities infrastructure
(2) The State infrastructure forming part of transport trunk infrastructure network
has been identified using information provided by the relevant State
infrastructure supplier.
15.5.2 Schedules of works
(1) Details of the existing and future trunk infrastructure networks are identified in
the electronic Excel schedule of works model which can be viewed here:
<insert link to the website where the file can be found>.
(2) The future trunk infrastructure is identified in the following tables in Schedule
9—Local government infrastructure plan mapping and tables:
(a) for the stormwater network, Table 15.15
(b) for the transport network, Table 15.16
(c) for the parks and land for community facilities network, Table 15.17
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Section 14
Editors note ─ Extrinsic material
The below table identifies the documents that assist in the interpretation of the local
government infrastructure plan and are extrinsic material under the Statutory
Instruments Act 1992.
Table 15.5 List of extrinsic material
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Title of document Date Author
Ext.01_Council Report - Legislative Amendments to 19.08.2014 Infrastructure Assessment
Trunk Infrastructure Plan & Charges (OM-28.08.2014) Officer, Noosa Council
(Resolve to Amend PIP to LGIP)
Ext.02_Noosa Design Principles August 2015 Noosa Council
12.07.2016 Infrastructure Assessment
Ext.03_Council Report – LGIP (PIA)
(OM-21.07.2016) Coordinator, Noosa Council
06.12.2016 Infrastructure Assessment
Ext.04_Council Report - LGIP (Planning Assumptions)
(OM-15.12.2016) Coordinator, Noosa Council
Ext.04-1_DMaTT Briefing Note (Growth Forecasts Strategic Planning Officer,
March 2015
Noosa, March 2015) Unitywater
Ext.04-2_DMaTT Briefing Note (Information Inputs Strategic Planning Officer,
March 2015
Noosa, March 2015) Unitywater
Ext.04-3_DMaTT Briefing Note (Noosa Plan LGIP Strategic Planning Officer,
April 2016
Planning Assumptions, April 2016) Unitywater
Ext.05_Council Report - LGIP (Public Parks & LCF 07.02.2017 Infrastructure Assessment
Network DSS) (OM-16.02.2017) Coordinator, Noosa Council
John Wood Consultancy
Ext.05-1_Noosa Park Strategy January 2006 January 2006
Services
Ext.05-2_Noosa Sport & Recreation Plan August John Wood Consultancy
August 2004
2004 Services
07.12.2017 Infrastructure Assessment
Ext.06_Council Report - LGIP (Transport - DSS)
(OM-16.02.2017) Coordinator, Noosa Council
11.04.2017 Infrastructure Assessment
Ext.07_Council Report - LGIP (Stormwater - DSS)
(OM-20.04.2017) Coordinator, Noosa Council
Ext.08_Council Report - LGIP (Public Parks & LCF 09.05.2017 Infrastructure Assessment
Network - PFTI & SOW) (OM-18.05.2017) Coordinator, Noosa Council
Ext.09_Council Report - LGIP (Stormwater Network 11.07.2017 Infrastructure Assessment
PFTI & SOW) (OM-20.07.2017) Coordinator, Noosa Council
Coordinator Asset Planning,
Ext.09-1_Att 1-Stormwater Project Attachments.zip June 2017
Noosa Council
Ext.10_Council Report - LGIP (Transport Network PFTI 11.07.2017 Infrastructure Assessment
& SOW) (OM-20.07.2017) Coordinator, Noosa Council
Coordinator Design,
Ext.10-1_Att 1-Road Project Attachments.zip June 2017
Noosa Council
Coordinator Asset Planning,
Ext.10-2_Att 1-Pathway Project Attachments.zip June 2017
Noosa Council
Coordinator Design,
Ext.10-3_Att 1-Bus Stop Project Attachments.zip June 2017
Noosa Council
Ext.11_Council Report - LGIP (SOW Costs & Network 12.09.2017 Infrastructure Assessment
Demands) (OM-21.09.2017) Coordinator, Noosa Council
August 2017
Infrastructure Assessment
Ext.11-1_Network Demand Calcs_v2.zip (amended 2 March
Coordinator, Noosa Council
2018)
Director Infrastructure
Ext.12_Consultation Department of Transport and Main
Various Services & Coordinator
Roads.zip
Design, Noosa Council
Ext.13_ LGIP Briefing Note - SOW Model Inputs &
October 2017 Financial Services Manager
Methodology
Ext.13-1_ SOW Model Inputs (Workings).zip October 2017 Financial Services Manager
Director Corporate Services
Ext.14_Financial Sustainability Statement & LGIP
October 2017 & Coordinator Asset
Alignment with AMPs & LTFFs
Planning, Noosa Council
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Section 15
Part 2 –Definitions
The following terms are to be included in the definitions section of Part 2 of the IPA
based planning scheme.
Column 1 Column 2
Term Definition
LGIP Means the Local Government Infrastructure Plan
contained in Part 15 of the IPA based Planning Scheme
and replaces all references to the Priority Infrastructure
Plan (PIP).
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Section 16
Schedule 9 – Local government infrastructure plan mapping and tables
SC9.1 Planning assumption tables
Table 15.6—Existing and projected population
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected population - Resident (excluding visitor)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Boreen Point, Kin Kin Detached 682 762 778 840 848 890
& Cootharaba 5 5 5 5 5 5
Attached
(PIA)
Total 687 767 783 845 853 895
Cooroibah Detached 270 270 268 289 292 295
(PIA) Attached 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 270 270 268 289 292 295
Cooroy & Lake Detached 2,144 2,215 2,630 2,885 2,954 3,057
Macdonald 331 357 540 650 1,022 1,100
Attached
(PIA)
Total 2,475 2,572 3,170 3,535 3,976 4,157
Eastern Beaches Detached 7,950 8,002 8,190 8,195 8,167 8,236
(PIA) Attached 2,936 2,978 2,983 3,364 4,144 4,425
Total 10,886 10,980 11,173 11,559 12,311 12,661
Mary River Catchment Detached 1,788 1,807 2,084 2,254 2,454 2,787
(PIA) Attached 41 44 68 68 109 148
Total 1,829 1,851 2,152 2,322 2,563 2,935
Noosa Heads Detached 3,183 3,322 3,576 3,580 3,547 3,799
(PIA) Attached 1,155 1,217 1,347 1,473 1,498 1,564
Total 4,338 4,539 4,923 5,053 5,045 5,363
Noosaville Detached 5,949 6,121 6,259 6,393 6,525 6,851
(PIA) Attached 2,323 2,298 2,278 2,278 2,278 3,062
Total 8,272 8,419 8,537 8,671 8,803 9,913
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Schedule 9 — Local government infrastructure plan mapping and tables
SC9.1 Planning assumption tables
Table 15.6—Existing and projected population
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected population - Resident (excluding visitor)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Boreen Point, Kin Kin | Detached 682 762 778 840 848 890
on“ Attached 5 5 5 5 5 5
Total 687 767 783 845 853 895
Cooroibah Detached 270 270 268 289 292 295
(PIA) Attached 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 270 270 268 289 292 295
Cooroy & Lake Detached 2,144 2,215 2,630 2,885 2,954 3,057
Macdonald Attached 331 357 540 650 1,022 1,100
(PIA) Total 2,475 2,572 3,170 3,535 3,976 4,157
Eastern Beaches Detached 7,950 8,002 8,190 8,195 8,167 8,236
(PIA) Attached 2,936 2,978 2,983 3,364 4,144 4,425
Total 10,886 10,980 11,173 11,559 12,311 12,661
Mary River Catchment | Detached 1,788 1,807 2,084 2,254 2,454 2,787
(PIA) Attached 41 44 68 68 109 148
Total 1,829 1,851 2,152 2,322 2,563 2,935
Noosa Heads Detached 3,183 3,322 3,576 3,580 3,547 3,799
(PIA) Attached 1,155 1,217 1,347 1,473 1,498 1,564
Total 4,338 4,539 4,923 5,053 5,045 5,363
Noosaville Detached 5,949 6,121 6,259 6,393 6,525 6,851
(PIA) Attached 2,323 2,298 2,278 2,278 2,278 3,062
Total 8,272 8,419 8,537 8,671 8,803 9,913
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Table 15.6—Existing and projected population
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected population - Resident (excluding visitor)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Tewantin & Doonan Detached 9,735 9,668 9,678 9,884 10,088 10,699
(PIA) Attached 1,247 1,371 1,577 1,687 1,730 2,213
Total 10,982 11,039 11,255 11,571 11,818 12,912
Inside priority Detached 31,701 32,166 33,462 34,320 34,876 36,613
infrastructure area 8,038 8,270 8,798 9,525 10,786 12,517
(total) Attached
Total 39,739 40,436 42,260 43,845 45,662 49,130
Outside priority Detached 12,890 13,165 13,246 14,263 14,443 14,879
infrastructure area 17 38 56 56 56 56
(total) Attached
Total 12,907 13,203 13,302 14,319 14,499 14,935
NOOSA SHIRE Detached 44,591 45,330 46,708 48,583 49,318 51,492
COUNCIL 8,055 8,308 8,854 9,581 10,842 12,573
Attached
Total 52,646 53,638 55,562 58,164 60,160 64,065
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Table 15.7—Existing and projected employees
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected employees
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Boreen Point, Kin Kin Retail 76 98 113 140 151 240
& Cootharaba 0 17 28 41 48 108
Commercial
(PIA)
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 62 62 62 62 62 68
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 138 177 203 243 261 416
Cooroibah Retail 0 29 62 62 62 62
(PIA) Commercial 8 10 21 21 21 21
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 0 4 10 10 10 10
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 8 43 93 93 93 93
Cooroy & Lake Retail 411 442 442 442 443 455
Macdonald 283 314 316 316 327 330
Commercial
(PIA)
Industry 243 304 304 304 304 648
Community Purpose 1,432 1,416 1,445 1,503 1,564 2,785
Other 96 96 96 96 96 98
Total 2,465 2,572 2,603 2,661 2,734 4,316
Eastern Beaches Retail 401 404 456 457 466 487
(PIA) Commercial 152 162 196 198 198 128
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 1,279 1,437 1,576 1,777 2,074 3,434
Other 1 1 1 1 1 2
Total 1,833 2,004 2,229 2,433 2,739 4,051
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Table 15.7— Existing and projected employees
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected employees
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Boreen Point, Kin Kin | Retail 76 98 113 140 151 240
“ Commercial 0 17 28 41 48 108
PIA
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 62 62 62 62 62 68
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 138 177 203 243 261 416
Cooroibah Retail 0 29 62 62 62 62
(PIA) Commercial 8 10 21 21 21 21
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 0 4 10 10 10 10
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 8 43 93 93 93 93
Cooroy & Lake Retail 411 442 442 442 443 455
aa Commercial 283 314 316 316 327 330
Industry 243 304 304 304 304 648
Community Purpose 1,432 1,416 1,445 1,503 1,564 2,785
Other 96 96 96 96 96 98
Total 2,465 2,572 2,603 2,661 2,734 4,316
Eastern Beaches Retail 401 404 456 457 466 487
(PIA) Commercial 152 162 196 198 198 128
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 1,279 1,437 1,576 1,777 2,074 3,434
Other 1 1 1 1 1 2
Total 1,833 2,004 2,229 2,433 2,739 4,051
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Table 15.7—Existing and projected employees
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected employees
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Mary River Retail 216 221 317 317 312 353
Catchment 58 57 47 47 40 29
Commercial
(PIA)
Industry 136 222 329 239 240 400
Community Purpose 455 456 500 500 534 3,472
Other 2 2 2 2 2 2
Total 867 958 1,195 1,105 1,128 4,256
Noosa Heads Retail 2,339 2,418 2,477 2,521 2,556 2,549
(PIA) Commercial 422 446 447 447 447 315
Industry 1 1 1 1 1 17
Community Purpose 598 608 608 608 608 817
Other 4 4 4 4 4 4
Total 3,364 3,477 3,537 3,581 3,616 3,702
Noosaville Retail 2,640 2,756 2,885 2,944 2,967 3,384
(PIA) Commercial 1,525 2,125 3,312 3,804 4,123 4,727
Industry 1,838 1,929 2,159 2,363 2,499 3,637
Community Purpose 1,528 1,539 1,542 1,542 1,542 3,633
Other 2 2 2 2 2 3
Total 7,533 8,351 9,900 10,655 11,133 15,384
Tewantin & Doonan Retail 538 572 572 572 583 660
(PIA) Commercial 415 439 455 455 452 423
Industry 4 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 883 903 906 911 912 2,144
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 1,840 1,914 1,933 1,938 1,947 3,227
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Table 15.7— Existing and projected employees
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected employees
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Mary River Retail 216 221 317 317 312 353
Catchment Commercial 58 57 47 47 40 29
(PA) Industry 136 222 329 239 240 400
Community Purpose 455 456 500 500 534 3,472
Other 2 2 2 2 2 2
Total 867 958 1,195 1,105 1,128 4,256
Noosa Heads Retail 2,339 2,418 2,477 2,521 2,556 2,549
(PIA) Commercial 422 446 447 447 447 315
Industry 1 1 1 1 1 17
Community Purpose 598 608 608 608 608 817
Other 4 4 4 4 4 4
Total 3,364 3,477 3,537 3,581 3,616 3,702
Noosaville Retail 2,640 2,756 2,885 2,944 2,967 3,384
(PIA) Commercial 1,525 2,125 3,312 3,804 4,123 4,727
Industry 1,838 1,929 2,159 2,363 2,499 3,637
Community Purpose 1,528 1,539 1,542 1,542 1,542 3,633
Other 2 2 2 2 2 3
Total 7,533 8,351 9,900 10,655 11,133 15,384
Tewantin & Doonan Retail 538 972 572 572 583 660
(PIA) Commercial 415 439 455 455 452 423
Industry 4 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 883 903 906 911 912 2,144
Other ) ) 0) 0) ) 0)
Total 1,840 1,914 1,933 1,938 1,947 3,227
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Table 15.7—Existing and projected employees
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected employees
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Inside priority Retail 6,621 6,940 7,324 7,455 7,540 8,190
infrastructure area 2,863 3,570 4,822 5,329 5,656 6,081
(total) Commercial
Industry 2,222 2,456 2,793 2,907 3,044 4,702
Community Purpose 6,237 6,425 6,649 6,913 7,306 16,363
Other 105 105 105 105 105 109
Total 18,048 19,496 21,693 22,709 23,651 35,445
Outside priority Retail 461 511 511 511 511 512
infrastructure area 44 38 45 54 64 76
(total) Commercial
Industry 482 562 662 791 928 1,085
Community Purpose 331 358 366 366 366 375
Other 13 22 22 22 22 22
Total 1,331 1,491 1,606 1,744 1,891 2,070
NOOSA SHIRE Retail 7,082 7,451 7,835 7,966 8,051 8,702
COUNCIL 2,907 3,608 4,867 5,383 5,720 6,157
Commercial
Industry 2,704 3,018 3,455 3,698 3,972 5,787
Community Purpose 6,568 6,783 7,015 7,279 7,672 16,738
Other 118 127 127 127 127 131
Total 19,379 20,987 23,299 24,453 25,542 37,515
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Table 15.7— Existing and projected employees
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected employees
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Inside priority Retail 6,621 6,940 7,324 7,455 7,540 8,190
ota area Commercial 2,863 3,570 4,822 5,329 5,656 6,081
Industry 2,222 2,456 2,793 2,907 3,044 4,702
Community Purpose 6,237 6,425 6,649 6,913 7,306 16,363
Other 105 105 105 105 105 109
Total 18,048 19,496 21,693 22,709 23,651 35,445
Outside priority Retail 461 511 511 511 511 512
ola) area Commercial 44 38 45 54 64 76
Industry 482 562 662 791 928 1,085
Community Purpose 331 358 366 366 366 375
Other 13 22 22 22 22 22
Total 1,331 1,491 1,606 1,744 1,891 2,070
NOOSA SHIRE Retail 7,082 7,451 7,835 7,966 8,051 8,702
COUNCIL Commercial 2,907 3,608 4,867 5,383 5,720 6,157
Industry 2,704 3,018 3,455 3,698 3,972 5,787
Community Purpose 6,568 6,783 7,015 7,279 7,672 16,738
Other 118 127 127 127 127 131
Total 19,379 20,987 23,299 24,453 25,542 37,515
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Table 15.8—Planned density
Residential Non- Number of
Unitywater Unitywater Greenfield Greenfield Attached Non- M2 GFA
density resident Non-
DMaTT DMaTT Description dev ha minimum Dwelling residential per
(dwellings/ population residential
Map ID GIS Reference reduction % lot size dev ha) 3 Ratio site cover 4 Employee
ratio floors
1 NSAH Attached Housing Zone (not min frontage) 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Attached Housing Zone - Cooroy & Lake
2 NSAHCLM1.1 0% 0 42 100% 10% 0% 0 0
Macdonald Locality
Attached Housing Zone - Cooroy & Lake
3 NSAHCLM1.2 Macdonald Locality (within Lake MacDonald 0% 0 42 100% 10% 0% 0 0
Water Supply Catchment)
Attached Housing Zone - Eastern Beaches
4 NSAHEB1.1 0% 0 67 100% 20% 0% 0 0
Locality in Sunshine Beach
Attached Housing Zone - Eastern Beaches
5 NSAHEB1.2 0% 0 42 100% 10% 0% 0 0
Locality other than Sunshine Beach
Attached Housing Zone - Eastern Beaches
6 NSAHEB1.3 0% 0 133 100% 100% 0% 0 0
Locality (visitor hostel) (Lot 65 on RP130983)
Attached Housing Zone - Noosaville Locality
7 NSAHN1.1 0% 0 42 100% 10% 0% 0 0
(2 - storeys)
Attached Housing Zone - Noosaville Locality
8 NSAHN1.2 0% 0 42 100% 10% 0% 0 0
(3 - storeys) (frontage to nominated streets)
Attached Housing Zone - Noosaville Locality
9 NSAHN1.3 0% 0 133 100% 100% 0% 0 0
(visitor hostel) (lot 21 on RP815864)
Attached Housing Zone - Noosa Heads
10 NSAHNH1.1 0% 0 67 100% 10% 0% 0 0
Locality
Attached Housing Zone - Tewantin & Doonan
11 NSAHTD 0% 0 42 100% 10% 0% 0 0
Locality
Attached Housing Zone - Tewantin & Doonan
12 NSAHTD1.1 0% 0 0 0% 0% 40% 2 25
Locality (64, 66 and 68 Poinciana Avenue)
Business Centre Zone - Cooroy & Lake
13 NSBCCLM1.1 0% 0 42 100% 50% 40% 1 27.5
Macdonald Locality
3Residential densities are applied to the developable area (i.e. excluding development constraints). If the developable area is equal to or greater than the greenfield minimum lot size, the
developable area must be reduced by the greenfield dev ha reduction % before applying the residential density (i.e. Detached housing, developable area 3000m2. Density is 3000m2 x 0.7 x 17
dwellings per dev ha = 3.6 detached dwellings). The greenfield dev ha reduction % is the internal land area allowance for roads, park and drainage for greenfield lots.
4 Allowable GFA is calculated by multiplying the non-residential site cover by the number of non-residential floors (i.e. 1000m2 dev area x 0.4 x 2 = 800m2 GFA)
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Table 15.8—Planned density
Residential Non- Number of
Unitywater Unitywater Greenfield Greenfield Attached Non- M2 GFA
density resident Non-
DMaTT DMaTT Description dev ha minimum Dwelling residential per
(dwellings/ population residential
Map ID GIS Reference reduction % lot size dev ha) 3 Ratio site cover 4 Employee
ratio floors
Business Centre Zone - Cooroy & Lake
14 NSBCCLM1.2 Macdonald Locality (within Lake MacDonald 0% 0 42 100% 50% 40% 1 27.5
Water Supply Catchment)
Business Centre Zone - Noosaville Locality
15 NSBCN1.1 0% 0 0 0% 0% 40% 2 40
General
Business Centre Zone - Noosaville Locality
16 NSBCN1.2 0% 0 133 100% 100% 40% 1 25
(visitor hostel) (Lots 3 & 4 on RP122928)
Business Centre Zone - Noosaville Locality
17 NSBCN1.3 0% 0 42 100% 0% 40% 1 25
(Mary / Thomas St precinct)
18 NSBCNH Business Centre Zone - Noosa Heads Locality 0% 0 42 100% 0% 27% 1 25
Business Centre Zone - Tewantin & Doonan
19 NSBCTD1.1 0% 0 42 100% 50% 40% 1 30
Locality
Business Centre Zone - Tewantin & Doonan
20 NSBCTD1.2 Locality (visitor hostel) (Lot 1 on RP845244 & 0% 0 133 100% 50% 40% 1 25
Lot 3 on RP40197)
21 NSCS Community Services Zone 0% 0 0 0% 0% 50% 1 50
22 NSCSND Community Services Zone - No development 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 1 0
23 NSDH Detached Housing Zone (not min frontage) 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Detached Housing Zone - Boreen Point, Kin
24 NSDHBPKKC 30% 10000 5 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Kin and Cootharaba Locality
25 NSDHC Detached Housing Zone - Cooroibah Locality 30% 5000 10 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Detached Housing Zone - Cooroy & Lake
26 NSDHCLM1.1 30% 3000 17 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Macdonald Locality
Detached Housing Zone - Cooroy & Lake
27 NSDHCLM1.2 Macdonald Locality (within Lake MacDonald 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Water Supply Catchment)
Detached Housing Zone - Eastern Beaches
28 NSDHEB1.1 30% 3000 17 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Detached Housing Zone - Eastern Beaches
29 NSDHEB1.2 0% 3000 133 100% 100% 0% 0 0
Locality (visitor hostel) (Lot 163 on RP897370)
Detached Housing Zone - Mary River
30 NSDHMRC1.1 30% 10000 5 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Catchment Locality
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Table 15.8—Planned density
Residential Non- Number of
Unitywater Unitywater Greenfield Greenfield Attached Non- M2 GFA
density resident Non-
DMaTT DMaTT Description dev ha minimum Dwelling residential per
(dwellings/ population residential
Map ID GIS Reference reduction % lot size dev ha) 3 Ratio site cover 4 Employee
ratio floors
Detached Housing Zone - Mary River
31 NSDHMRC1.2 Catchment Locality (if connected to Council 30% 5000 10 0% 0% 0% 0 0
sewerage reticulation)
32 NSDHN1.1 Detached Housing Zone - Noosaville Locality 30% 3000 17 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Detached Housing Zone - Noosaville Locality
33 NSDHN1.2 (111, 135 & 143 Lake Weyba Drive; 10-30 Sail 30% 5000 10 0% 0% 0% 0 0
St (even nos.) and 29 Sail St, Noosaville)
Detached Housing Zone - Noosa Heads
34 NSDHNH 30% 3000 17 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Detached Housing Zone - Noosa North Shore
35 NSDHNNS 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Detached Housing Zone - Tewantin & Doonan
36 NSDHTD1.1 30% 3000 17 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Detached Housing Zone - Tewantin & Doonan
37 NSDHTD1.2 Locality (lots gaining access via Noosa Banks 30% 7500 7 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Drive)
Industry Zone - Boreen Point, Kin Kin and
38 NSIBPKKC 25% 5000 0 0% 0% 60% 1 62.5
Cootharaba Locality
Industry Zone - Cooroy & Lake Macdonald
39 NSICLM 25% 5000 0 0% 0% 60% 1 62.5
Locality
40 NSIMRC Industry Zone - Mary River Catchment Locality 25% 5000 0 0% 0% 60% 1 62.5
41 NSIN1.1 Industry Zone - Noosaville Locality 25% 5000 0 0% 0% 60% 1 62.5
Industry Zone - Noosaville Locality (any lot
42 NSIN1.2 25% 5000 0 0% 0% 60% 1 60
with frontage to Lionel Donovan Drive)
Neighbourhood Centre Zone - Cooroibah
43 NSNCC 0% 0 0 0% 0% 28% 2 32
Locality
Neighbourhood Centre Zone - Eastern
44 NSNCEB 0% 0 0 0% 0% 28% 2 32
Beaches Locality
Neighbourhood Centre Zone - Noosaville
45 NSNCN 0% 0 0 0% 0% 40% 2 31.5
Locality
Neighbourhood Centre Zone - Noosa Heads
46 NSNCNH 0% 0 0 0% 0% 32% 2 32
Locality
Neighbourhood Centre Zone - Tewantin &
47 NSNCTD 0% 0 0 0% 0% 40% 2 32
Doonan Locality
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Table 15.8—Planned density
Residential Non- Number of
Unitywater Unitywater Greenfield Greenfield Attached Non- M2 GFA
density resident Non-
DMaTT DMaTT Description dev ha minimum Dwelling residential per
(dwellings/ population residential
Map ID GIS Reference reduction % lot size dev ha) 3 Ratio site cover 4 Employee
ratio floors
48 NSNZ No zone 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
49 NSOSC Open Space Conservation 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 1 0
50 NSOSR Open Space Recreation Zone 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 1 0
Rural Zone - Boreen Point, Kin Kin and
51 NSRBPKKC 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Cootharaba Locality
52 NSRC Rural Zone - Cooroibah Locality 0% 0 0.1 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Rural Zone - Cooroy & Lake Macdonald
53 NSRCLM1.1 0% 0 0.1 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Rural Zone - Cooroy & Lake Macdonald
54 NSRCLM1.2 Locality (within Lake MacDonald Water Supply 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Catchment)
55 NSRMRC Rural Zone - Mary River Catchment Locality 0% 0 0.1 0% 0% 0% 0 0
56 NSRN Rural Zone - Noosaville Locality 0% 0 0.1 0% 0% 0% 0 0
57 NSRS Rural Settlement Zone (not min frontage) 30% 20000 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Rural Settlement Zone - Boreen Point, Kin Kin
58 NSRSBPKKC 15% 50000 1 0% 0% 0% 0 0
and Cootharaba Locality
59 NSRSC Rural Settlement Zone - Cooroibah Locality 15% 100000 0.5 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Rural Settlement Zone - Cooroy & Lake
60 NSRSCLM1.1 15% 100000 0.5 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Macdonald Locality
Rural Settlement Zone - Cooroy & Lake
61 NSRSCLM1.2 Macdonald Locality (within Lake MacDonald 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Water Supply Catchment)
Rural Settlement Zone - Eastern Beaches
62 NSRSEB 15% 100000 0.5 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Rural Settlement Zone - Mary River
63 NSRSMRC 15% 100000 0.5 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Catchment Locality
Rural Settlement Zone - Noosa North Shore
64 NSRSNNS 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Rural Settlement Zone - Tewantin & Doonan
65 NSRSTD 15% 75000 0.66 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
66 NSRTD Rural Zone - Tewantin & Doonan Locality 0% 0 0.1 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Semi-Attached Housing Zone (not min
67 NSSAH 30% 3000 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
frontage)
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Table 15.8—Planned density
Residential Non- Number of
Unitywater Unitywater Greenfield Greenfield Attached Non- M2 GFA
density resident Non-
DMaTT DMaTT Description dev ha minimum Dwelling residential per
(dwellings/ population residential
Map ID GIS Reference reduction % lot size dev ha) 3 Ratio site cover 4 Employee
ratio floors
Semi-Attached Housing - Cooroy & Lake
68 NSSAHCLM1.1 0% 0 42 100% 0% 0% 0 0
Macdonald Locality
Semi-Attached Housing - Cooroy & Lake
69 NSSAHCLM1.2 Macdonald Locality (within Lake MacDonald 0% 0 42 100% 0% 0% 0 0
Water Supply Catchment)
Semi-Attached Housing - Eastern Beaches
70 NSSAHEB1.1 0% 0 33 100% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality 500m2 - 599m2
Semi-Attached Housing - Eastern Beaches
71 NSSAHEB1.2 0% 0 42 100% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality >600m2
Semi-Attached Housing - Eastern Beaches
Locality Lot 295 on RP883860, Lots 339-341
72 NSSAHEB1.3 0% 0 133 100% 30% 0% 0 0
on RP48111, Lots 92-94 on RP94566, Lots 8,
9 & 10 on P9315 and Lot 76 on MCH2969
Semi-Attached Housing - Eastern Beaches
73 NSSAHEB1.4 0% 0 42 100% 0% 40% 1 25
Locality (215 David Low Way)
Semi-Attached Housing - Eastern Beaches
73 NSSAHEB1.4 0% 0 42 100% 0% 40% 1 25
Locality (215 David Low Way)
Semi-Attached Housing - Mary River
74 NSSAHMRC1.1 0% 0 20 100% 0% 0% 0 0
Catchment Locality
Semi-Attached Housing - Mary River
75 NSSAHMRC1.2 Catchment Locality (if connected to Council's 0% 0 20 100% 0% 0% 0 0
sewerage reticulation)
Semi-Attached Housing - Noosaville Locality
76 NSSAHN1.2 0% 0 42 100% 0% 0% 0 0
>600m2
Semi-Attached Housing - Noosa Heads
77 NSSAHNH1.1 0% 0 33 100% 20% 0% 0 0
Locality 500m2 - 599m2
Semi-Attached Housing - Noosa Heads
78 NSSAHNH1.2 0% 0 42 100% 20% 0% 0 0
Locality >600m2
Semi-Attached Housing - Tewantin & Doonan
79 NSSAHTD 0% 0 42 100% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
Locality (Precinct B1-B2) (Development GFA
80 NSSBCNB1B2 0% 0 0 0% 0% 50% 1 25
limited by Planning Scheme Division 24,
Section 11.43, O105-O107 and O109)
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Table 15.8—Planned density
Residential Non- Number of
Unitywater Unitywater Greenfield Greenfield Attached Non- M2 GFA
density resident Non-
DMaTT DMaTT Description dev ha minimum Dwelling residential per
(dwellings/ population residential
Map ID GIS Reference reduction % lot size dev ha) 3 Ratio site cover 4 Employee
ratio floors
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
Locality (Precinct B3) (Development GFA
81 NSSBCNB3 0% 0 0 0% 0% 80% 1 50
limited by Planning Scheme Division 24,
Section 11.43, O117-O118)
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
82 NSSBCNE1 0% 0 0 0% 0% 60% 1 35
Locality (Precinct E1)
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
83 NSSBCNE2 0% 0 0 0% 0% 60% 1 25
Locality (Precinct E2)
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
84 NSSBCNE3 0% 0 0 0% 0% 60% 1 25
Locality (Precinct E3)
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
85 NSSBCNE4E5 0% 0 0 0% 0% 60% 1 56.3
Locality (Precinct E4-E5)
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
86 NSSBCNE6 0% 0 0 0% 0% 60% 1 45
Locality (Precinct E6)
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
87 NSSBCNE7 0% 0 0 0% 0% 60% 1 25
Locality (Precinct E7)
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
88 NSSBCNRECMU 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality (precinct REC/MU)
Shire Business Centre Zone - Noosaville
89 NSSBCNRES 0% 0 67 100% 50% 0% 0 0
Locality (Precinct RES)
Village Mix Zone - Boreen Point, Kin Kin and
90 NSVMBPKKC1.1 0% 0 10 0% 0% 50% 1 25
Cootharaba Locality
Village Mix Zone - Boreen Point, Kin Kin and
91 NSVMBPKKC1.2 Cootharaba Locality (Lot 2 RP839106 or Lot 1 0% 0 10 0% 100% 5% 1 15
RP40395)
Village Mix Zone - Boreen Point, Kin Kin and
92 NSVMBPKKC1.3 0% 0 10 0% 80% 0% 0 0
Cootharaba Locality (Lot 18 RP59216)
Village Mix Zone - Boreen Point, Kin Kin and
93 NSVMBPKKC1.4 Cootharaba Locality (Lot 22 RP839106 0% 0 1.4 0% 100% 50% 1 37.5
(Laguna St Boreen Point)
Village Mix Zone - Mary River Catchment
94 NSVMMRC1.1 0% 0 25 0% 0% 50% 1 58.8
Locality
Village Mix Zone - Mary River Catchment
95 NSVMMRC1.2 0% 0 25 0% 100% 50% 1 23
Locality (Lot 1 RP68598)
96 NSVMU Visitor Mixed Use (not min frontage) 30% 3000 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
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Table 15.8—Planned density
Residential Non- Number of
Unitywater Unitywater Greenfield Greenfield Attached Non- M2 GFA
density resident Non-
DMaTT DMaTT Description dev ha minimum Dwelling residential per
(dwellings/ population residential
Map ID GIS Reference reduction % lot size dev ha) 3 Ratio site cover 4 Employee
ratio floors
97 NSVMUEB1.1 Visitor Mixed Use - Eastern Beaches Locality 0% 0 67 100% 100% 35% 1 27
Visitor Mixed Use - Eastern Beaches Locality
98 NSVMUEB1.2 0% 0 67 100% 60% 35% 1 27
(75-77 P9311)
99 NSVMUN Visitor Mixed Use - Noosaville Locality 0% 0 67 100% 60% 40% 1 27
Visitor Mixed Use - Noosa Heads Locality (nth
100 NSVMUNH1.1 0% 0 117 100% 100% 45% 1 27
side of Hastings St)
Visitor Mixed Use - Noosa Heads Locality (sth
101 NSVMUNH1.2 0% 0 117 100% 100% 45% 1 27
side of Hastings St)
Visitor Mixed Use - Noosa North Shore
102 NSVMUNNS1.1 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality
Visitor Mixed Use - Noosa North Shore
103 NSVMUNNS1.2 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0 0
Locality (Lot 2 RP135678)
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Table 15.9—Planned demand generation rate for a trunk infrastructure network
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Area classification LGIP development type Demand generation rate for a trunk infrastructure network
Transport network Public parks and land for Stormwater network
community facilities network
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 0.65
Attached 4 3.7 Not applicable
Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Boreen Point Village
(PIA) Retail 60 Not applicable 0.9
Commercial 24 Not applicable 0.9
Industry Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable 0.85
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 0.65
Attached 4 3.7 Not applicable
Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Cooroibah Village (PIA) Retail 60 Not applicable 0.9
Commercial 24 Not applicable 0.9
Industry Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable 0.85
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 0.65
Attached 4 3.7 Not applicable
Kin Kin Village (PIA) Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
& Retail 60 Not applicable 0.9
Cooran Village (PIA) Commercial 24 Not applicable 0.9
Industry 5 Not applicable 0.85
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable 0.85
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
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Table 15.9—Planned demand generation rate for a trunk infrastructure network
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Area classification LGIP development type Demand generation rate for a trunk infrastructure network
Transport network Public parks and land for Stormwater network
community facilities network
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 0.65
Attached 4 3.7 0.76
Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Pomona Town (PIA) Retail 60 Not applicable 0.9
Commercial 24 Not applicable 0.9
Industry 5 Not applicable 0.85
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable 0.85
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 0.75
Attached 4 3.7 0.76 - 0.82
Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Cooroy Town (PIA) Retail 60 Not applicable 0.9
Commercial 24 Not applicable 0.9
Industry 5 Not applicable 0.85
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable 0.85
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 0.8
Attached 4 3.7 0.76 - 0.82
Eastern Beaches (PIA) Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
& Retail 60 Not applicable 0.9
Noosa Heads (PIA) Commercial 24 Not applicable 0.9
Industry Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable 0.85
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
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Table 15.9—Planned demand generation rate for a trunk infrastructure network
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Area classification LGIP development type Demand generation rate for a trunk infrastructure network
Transport network Public parks and land for Stormwater network
community facilities network
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 0.8
Attached 4 3.7 0.76 - 0.82
Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Noosaville (PIA) Retail 60 Not applicable 0.9
Commercial 24 Not applicable 0.9
Industry 5 Not applicable 0.85
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable 0.85
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 0.75
Attached 4 3.7 0.76 - 0.82
Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Tewantin (PIA) Retail 60 Not applicable 0.9
Commercial 24 Not applicable 0.9
Industry Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable 0.85
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Residential development (vpd/dwelling) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Detached 6.5 3.7 Not applicable
Attached 4 3.7 Not applicable
All Areas Non-residential development (vpd/100m2 gfa) (ha/1000 resident persons) (imp ha/dev ha)
Outside PIA Retail 60 Not applicable Not applicable
Commercial 24 Not applicable Not applicable
Industry 5 Not applicable Not applicable
Community Purpose 30 Not applicable Not applicable
Other Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
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Table 15.10—Existing and projected residential dwellings
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected residential dwellings
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Boreen Point, Kin Kin Detached 287 315 332 333 333 347
& Cootharaba (PIA)
Attached 3 3 3 3 3 3
Total 290 318 335 336 336 350
Cooroibah (PIA) Detached 112 111 114 114 114 115
Attached 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 112 111 114 114 114 115
Cooroy & Lake Detached 882 905 1,111 1,132 1,148 1,162
Macdonald (PIA)
Attached 192 217 352 426 668 729
Total 1,074 1,122 1,463 1,558 1,816 1,891
Eastern Beaches (PIA) Detached 3,915 3,930 4,002 4,001 3,890 3,913
Attached 2,159 2,183 2,186 2,424 2,852 2,996
Total 6,074 6,113 6,188 6,425 6,742 6,909
Mary River Catchment Detached 719 742 884 888 957 1,026
(PIA)
Attached 25 27 42 42 67 91
Total 744 769 926 930 1,024 1,117
Noosa Heads (PIA) Detached 1,797 1,861 1,942 1,941 1,941 1,998
Attached 2,802 2,909 3,070 3,124 3,139 3,414
Total 4,599 4,770 5,012 5,065 5,080 5,412
Noosaville (PIA) Detached 2,465 2,545 2,679 2,684 2,684 2,708
Attached 2,894 2,927 2,930 2,967 2,967 3,741
Total 5,359 5,472 5,609 5,651 5,651 6,449
Tewantin & Doonan Detached 4,012 3,994 4,040 4,040 4,040 4,248
(PIA)
Attached 1,095 1,202 1,352 1,430 1,460 1,861
Total 5,107 5,196 5,392 5,470 5,500 6,109
Inside priority Detached 14,189 14,403 15,104 15,133 15,107 15,517
infrastructure area Attached 9,170 9,468 9,935 10,416 11,156 12,835
(total)
Total 23,359 23,871 25,039 25,549 26,263 28,352
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Table 15.10—Existing and projected residential dwellings
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected residential dwellings
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Boreen Point, Kin Kin Detached 287 315 332 333 333 347
& Cootharaba (PIA)
Attached 3 3 3 3 3 3
Total 290 318 335 336 336 350
Cooroibah (PIA) Detached 112 111 114 114 114 115
Attached 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 112 111 114 114 114 115
Cooroy & Lake Detached 882 905 1,111 1,132 1,148 1,162
Macdonald (PIA) Attached 192 217 352 426 668 729
Total 1,074 1,122 1,463 1,558 1,816 1,891
Eastern Beaches (PIA) Detached 3,915 3,930 4,002 4,001 3,890 3,913
Attached 2,159 2,183 2,186 2,424 2,852 2,996
Total 6,074 6,113 6,188 6,425 6,742 6,909
Mary River Catchment Detached 719 742 884 888 957 1,026
(PIA) Attached 25 27 42 42 67 91
Total 744 769 926 930 1,024 1,117
Noosa Heads (PIA) Detached 1,797 1,861 1,942 1,941 1,941 1,998
Attached 2,802 2,909 3,070 3,124 3,139 3,414
Total 4,599 4,770 5,012 5,065 5,080 5,412
Noosaville (PIA) Detached 2,465 2,545 2,679 2,684 2,684 2,708
Attached 2,894 2,927 2,930 2,967 2,967 3,741
Total 5,359 5,472 5,609 5,651 5,651 6,449
Tewantin & Doonan Detached 4,012 3,994 4,040 4,040 4,040 4,248
(PIA) Attached 1,095 1,202 1,352 1,430 1,460 1,861
Total 5,107 5,196 5,392 5,470 5,500 6,109
Inside priority Detached 14,189 14,403 15,104 15,133 15,107 15,517
ota) area “Attached 9,170 9,468 9,935 10,416 11,156 12,835
Total 23,359 23,871 25,039 25,549 26,263 28,352
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Table 15.10—Existing and projected residential dwellings
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected residential dwellings
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Outside priority Detached 5,302 5,412 5,625 5,625 5,638 5,809
infrastructure area Attached 92 151 169 169 169 169
(total)
Total 5,394 5,563 5,794 5,794 5,807 5,978
NOOSA SHIRE Detached 19,491 19,815 20,729 20,758 20,745 21,326
COUNCIL
Attached 9,262 9,619 10,104 10,585 11,325 13,004
Total 28,753 29,434 30,833 31,343 32,070 34,330
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Table 15.11—Existing and projected non-residential floor space
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected non-residential floor space (m2 GFA)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Boreen Point, Kin Kin Retail 3,564 3,581 3,957 4,536 4,804 7,026
& Cootharaba (PIA) 0 634 978 1,399 1,653 3,875
Commercial
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 3,335 3,335 3,335 3,335 3,335 3,335
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 6,899 7,550 8,270 9,270 9,792 14,236
Cooroibah (PIA) Retail 0 728 1,544 1,544 1,544 1,544
Commercial 213 243 515 515 515 515
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 0 242 514 514 514 514
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 213 1,213 2,573 2,573 2,573 2,573
Cooroy & Lake Retail 15,342 15,138 17,099 17,099 16,969 16,969
Macdonald (PIA) 8,557 9,278 10,749 10,749 11,049 12,693
Commercial
Industry 26,660 30,337 30,337 30,337 30,337 42,639
Community Purpose 70,578 69,730 71,191 74,056 77,112 138,200
Other 9,764 9,764 9,764 9,764 9,764 9,764
Total 130,901 134,247 139,140 142,005 145,231 220,265
Eastern Beaches Retail 13,889 15,287 16,105 16,006 16,142 15,871
(PIA) 4,692 4,525 5,366 5,413 5,413 5,413
Commercial
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 64,426 72,264 79,243 89,289 104,113 171,685
Other 192 192 192 192 192 192
Total 83,199 92,268 100,906 110,900 125,860 193,161
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Table 15.11—Existing and projected non-residential floor space
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected non-residential floor space (m2 GFA)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Boreen Point, Kin Kin Retail 3,564 3,581 3,957 4,536 4,804 7,026
& Cootharaba (PIA) Comercial 0 634 978 1,399 1,653 3,875
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 3,335 3,335 3,335 3,335 3,335 3,335
Other 0) 0) 0) 0) 0 0
Total 6,899 7,550 8,270 9,270 9,792 14,236
Cooroibah (PIA) Retail 0) 728 1,544 1,544 1,544 1,544
Commercial 213 243 515 515 515 515
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose ) 242 514 514 514 514
Other 0) 0) 0) 0) 0 0
Total 213 1,213 2,573 2,573 2,573 2,573
Cooroy & Lake Retail 15,342 15,138 17,099 17,099 16,969 16,969
Macdonald (PIA) Commercial 8,557 9,278 10,749 10,749 11,049 12,693
Industry 26,660 30,337 30,337 30,337 30,337 42,639
Community Purpose 70,578 69,730 71,191 74,056 77,112 138,200
Other 9,764 9,764 9,764 9,764 9,764 9,764
Total 130,901 134,247 139,140 142,005 145,231 220,265
Eastern Beaches Retail 13,889 15,287 16,105 16,006 16,142 15,871
(PIA) Commercial 4,692 4,525 5,366 5,413 5,413 5,413
Industry 0 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 64,426 72,264 79,243 89,289 104,113 171,685
Other 192 192 192 192 192 192
Total 83,199 92,268 100,906 110,900 125,860 193,161
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Table 15.11—Existing and projected non-residential floor space
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected non-residential floor space (m2 GFA)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Mary River Retail 8,011 8,128 10,109 10,109 10,185 10,944
Catchment (PIA) 1,868 2,116 1,735 1,735 1,538 2,049
Commercial
Industry 15,252 23,178 24,888 24,888 25,139 31,051
Community Purpose 22,930 22,989 25,153 25,153 26,858 173,649
Other 217 217 217 217 217 217
Total 48,278 56,628 62,102 62,102 63,937 217,910
Noosa Heads (PIA) Retail 92,715 93,937 95,937 97,355 98,225 98,922
Commercial 10,694 11,284 11,309 11,309 11,309 11,309
Industry 181 181 181 181 181 437
Community Purpose 29,417 29,929 29,955 29,955 29,955 40,182
Other 426 426 426 426 426 426
Total 133,433 135,757 137,808 139,226 140,096 151,276
Noosaville (PIA) Retail 90,264 90,632 95,192 97,436 98,513 115,759
Commercial 57,174 86,745 124,781 141,977 153,986 184,184
Industry 142,821 150,179 170,646 182,894 191,033 244,010
Community Purpose 76,111 76,665 76,821 76,821 76,821 182,509
Other 292 292 292 292 292 292
Total 366,662 404,513 467,732 499,420 520,645 726,754
Tewantin & Doonan Retail 23,636 25,725 25,725 25,725 25,991 26,060
(PIA) 10,761 12,029 12,440 12,440 12,341 12,714
Commercial
Industry 423 0 0 0 0 0
Community Purpose 44,732 46,697 46,851 47,115 47,159 111,678
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 79,552 84,451 85,016 85,280 85,491 150,452
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Table 15.11—Existing and projected non-residential floor space
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected non-residential floor space (m2 GFA)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Mary River Retail 8,011 8,128 10,109 10,109 10,185 10,944
Catchment (PIA) Commercial 1,868 2,116 1,735 1,735 1,538 2,049
Industry 15,252 23,178 24,888 24,888 25,139 31,051
Community Purpose 22,930 22,989 25,153 25,153 26,858 173,649
Other 217 217 217 217 217 217
Total 48,278 56,628 62,102 62,102 63,937 217,910
Noosa Heads (PIA) __ Retail 92,715 93,937 95,937 97,355 98,225 98,922
Commercial 10,694 11,284 11,309 11,309 11,309 11,309
Industry 181 181 181 181 181 437
Community Purpose 29,417 29,929 29,955 29,955 29,955 40,182
Other 426 426 426 426 426 426
Total 133,433 135,757 137,808 139,226 140,096 151,276
Noosaville (PIA) Retail 90,264 90,632 95,192 97,436 98,513 115,759
Commercial 57,174 86,745 124,781 141,977 153,986 184,184
Industry 142,821 150,179 170,646 182,894 191,033 244,010
Community Purpose 76,111 76,665 76,821 76,821 76,821 182,509
Other 292 292 292 292 292 292
Total 366,662 404,513 467,732 499,420 520,645 726,754
Tewantin & Doonan __ Retail 23,636 25,725 25,725 25,725 25,991 26,060
(PIA) Commercial 10,761 12,029 12,440 12,440 12,341 12,714
Industry 423 0) 0) 0) 0 0
Community Purpose 44,732 46,697 46,851 47,115 47,159 111,678
Other 0) 0) 0) 0) 0 0
Total 79,552 84,451 85,016 85,280 85,491 150,452
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Table 15.11—Existing and projected non-residential floor space
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected non-residential floor space (m2 GFA)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Inside priority Retail 247,421 253,156 265,668 269,810 272,373 293,095
infrastructure area 93,959 126,854 167,873 185,537 197,804 232,752
(total) Commercial
Industry 185,337 203,875 226,052 238,300 246,690 318,137
Community Purpose 311,529 321,851 333,063 346,238 365,867 821,752
Other 10,891 10,891 10,891 10,891 10,891 10,891
Total 849,137 916,627 1,003,547 1,050,776 1,093,625 1,676,627
Outside priority Retail 43,490 46,066 46,066 46,066 46,332 46,401
infrastructure area 2,502 1,890 2,390 3,084 3,834 4,388
(total) Commercial
Industry 34,484 42,368 49,368 58,116 67,366 76,854
Community Purpose 17,041 18,366 18,754 18,754 18,754 18,754
Other 1,374 2,577 2,577 2,577 2,577 2,577
Total 98,891 111,267 119,155 128,597 138,863 148,974
NOOSA SHIRE Retail 290,911 299,222 311,734 315,876 318,705 339,496
COUNCIL 96,461 128,744 170,263 188,621 201,638 237,140
Commercial
Industry 219,821 246,243 275,420 296,416 314,056 394,991
Community Purpose 328,570 340,217 351,817 364,992 384,621 840,506
Other 12,265 13,468 13,468 13,468 13,468 13,468
Total 948,028 1,027,894 1,122,702 1,179,373 1,232,488 1,825,601
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Table 15.11—Existing and projected non-residential floor space
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Projection area LGIP development Existing and projected non-residential floor space (m2 GFA)
type
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Inside priority Retail 247,421 253,156 265,668 269,810 272,373 293,095
(ota) area “Commercial 93,959 126,854 167,873 185,537 197,804 232,752
Industry 185,337 203,875 226,052 238,300 246,690 318,137
Community Purpose 311,529 321,851 333,063 346,238 365,867 821,752
Other 10,891 10,891 10,891 10,891 10,891 10,891
Total 849,137 916,627 1,003,547 1,050,776 1,093,625 1,676,627
Outside priority Retail 43,490 46,066 46,066 46,066 46,332 46,401
ola) area Commercial 2,502 1,890 2,390 3,084 3,834 4,388
Industry 34,484 42,368 49,368 58,116 67,366 76,854
Community Purpose 17,041 18,366 18,754 18,754 18,754 18,754
Other 1,374 2,577 2,577 2,577 2,577 2,577
Total 98,891 111,267 119,155 128,597 138,863 148,974
NOOSA SHIRE Retail 290,911 299,222 311,734 315,876 318,705 339,496
COUNCIL Commercial 96,461 128,744 170,263 188,621 201,638 237,140
Industry 219,821 246,243 275,420 296,416 314,056 394,991
Community Purpose 328,570 340,217 351,817 364,992 384,621 840,506
Other 12,265 13,468 13,468 13,468 13,468 13,468
Total 948,028 1,027,894 1,122,702 1,179,373 1,232,488 1,825,601
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Table 15.12—Existing and projected demand for the stormwater network
Column 1 Column 2
5
Service catchment Existing and projected demand (imp ha)
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
1. Boreen Point Village (PIA) 11.34 12.43 13.13 13.28 13.35 14.38
2. Kin Kin Village (PIA) 9.56 10.48 11.16 11.56 11.75 13.76
3. Cooroibah Village (PIA) 4.48 4.59 4.91 4.91 4.91 4.95
4. Cooroy Town (PIA) 124.18 128.57 151.01 157.96 174.72 213.91
5. Eastern Beaches (PIA) 252.12 255.39 259.98 271.12 286.34 305.87
6. Cooran Village (PIA) 23.18 24.19 28.92 29.04 31.82 39.65
7. Pomona Town (PIA) 54.42 57.59 68.14 68.38 74.40 110.72
8. Noosa Heads (PIA) 156.37 161.72 169.06 170.85 171.43 183.00
9. Noosaville (PIA) 262.76 274.12 291.25 298.88 302.98 371.39
10. Tewantin (PIA) 247.08 252.05 261.06 264.66 266.06 306.05
Note––5. Table 15.12 Column 1 The service catchments for the stormwater network are identified on Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PFTI Stormwater (Plan for trunk
stormwater infrastructure) in Schedule 9 (local government infrastructure mapping and tables).
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Table 15.13—Existing and projected demand for the transport network
Column 1 Column 2
6
Service catchment Existing and projected demand (vpd)
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
1. Boreen Point, Kin Kin & Cootharaba
11,837 12,735 13,717 15,362 16,397 17,399
(Locality)
2. Cooroibah (Locality) 6,457 7,239 7,958 8,333 8,412 8,702
3. Cooroy & Lake Macdonald (Locality) 49,632 52,703 57,118 61,018 64,577 68,151
4. Eastern Beaches (Locality) 38,831 40,192 41,707 43,018 45,373 46,222
5. Mary River Catchment (Locality) 26,494 29,333 31,929 33,175 34,111 35,806
6. Noosa Heads (Locality) 71,281 72,670 74,662 75,797 76,611 77,580
7. Noosa North Shore (Locality) 7,994 8,882 8,843 8,934 8,948 8,960
8. Noosaville (Locality) 136,015 146,236 164,911 174,498 180,817 188,879
9. Tewantin & Doonan (Locality) 63,833 66,310 67,280 68,362 69,338 72,266
Note––6. Table 15.13 Column 1 The service catchments for the transport network are identified on Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PFTI Transport (Plan for trunk
transport infrastructure) in Schedule 9 (local government infrastructure mapping and tables).
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Table 15.14—Existing and projected demand for the parks and land for community facilities network
Column 1 Column 2
7
Service catchment Existing and projected demand (resident population)
Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
1. Boreen Point, Kin Kin & Cootharaba
2,220 2,323 2,289 2,466 2,491 2,540
(Locality)
2. Cooroibah (Locality) 1,833 1,882 1,942 2,091 2,123 2,238
3. Cooroy & Lake Macdonald (Locality) 6,614 6,776 7,316 8,000 8,487 8,750
4. Eastern Beaches (Locality) 10,903 10,997 11,190 11,576 12,328 12,698
5. Mary River Catchment (Locality) 5,955 6,051 6,395 6,891 7,202 7,771
6. Noosa Heads (Locality) 4,338 4,557 4,959 5,089 5,081 5,399
7. Noosa North Shore (Locality) 497 497 484 521 526 531
8. Noosaville (Locality) 8,272 8,419 8,537 8,671 8,803 9,913
9. Tewantin & Doonan (Locality) 12,014 12,138 12,451 12,860 13,120 14,226
Total 52,646 53,638 55,562 58,164 60,160 64,065
Note––7. Table 15.14. Column 1 The service catchments for the parks and land for community facilities network are identified on Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-
PFTI Public Parks & LCF (Plan for trunk parks and land for community facilities infrastructure) in Schedule 9 (local government infrastructure mapping and tables).
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SC9.2 Schedules of works
Table 15.15—Stormwater network schedule of works
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Map reference Trunk infrastructure Estimated timing Establishment
cost 8
Pomona , Rifle Street
SW01 2016 $2,687,500
Pomona Rifle Street Flood Mitigation
Tewantin, Hilton Terrace
SW02 2016-2021 $500,250
Hilton Terrace Master Drainage Upgrade
Tewantin, Cooroy Noosa Road
Noosa Cooroy Road (opposite Tewantin
SW03 2016 $215,000
Golf Course) Upgrade of Culverts and
auxiliary drainage
Tewantin, Daintree Estate – Golf Course
SW04 Drive 2016 $1,343,750
Upgrade of Stormwater Infrastructure
Noosa Heads, Pinaroo Park,
Reconstruction of Stormwater outlet
SW05 2021 -2026 $1,440,000
including GPT / Bio retention Basin and
Dispersion Bund Upgrades
Noosa Heads, Cooyar Street Street (East of
Noosa Springs Drive)
SW06 2021 -2026 $480,000
Bio retention Basin / Infiltration Basin &
Dispersion Bund
Noosa Heads, Cooyar Street (Opposite
Wyandra)
SW07 2021 -2026 $480,000
Upgrade existing Bio retention System and
Gross Pollutant Trap
Noosa Heads, Cooyar Street (Elanora
Terrace to Safari Street)
SW08 2021 -2026 $720,000
Bio retention Basin / Infiltration Basin &
Dispersion Bund
Sunshine Beach, Girraween Court
SW09 Construction of Gross Pollutant Trap and 2021 -2026 $480,000
Bio filtration System
Sunrise Beach, Ben Lexcen Drive and
Grasstree Court
SW10 2021 -2026 $960,000
Bio retention Basin / Infiltration Basin &
Dispersion Bund
Sunrise Beach, Dame Patti Drive.
SW11 Stormwater outlet Upgrade / Gross 2021 -2026 $360,000
Pollutant Trap and Bio retention system
TOTAL $9,666,500
Note––8. Table 15.15 Column 4 The establishment cost is expressed in current cost terms as at the base
date.
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Table 15.16—Transport network schedule of works
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Map reference Trunk infrastructure Estimated timing Establishment cost 9
1. Road Projects
Dr Pages Rd / Kinmond Creek Rd
(Cootharaba)
R-1 2014-2016 $5,009,317
Road upgrade, sealing & improvement in
flood immunity
Kinmond Creek Rd (Cootharaba)
R-2 Sandy Creek & Eastern Branch Creek 2016-2021 $1,841,992
culvert and road capital reconstruction
Ernest St / Hilton Tce (Tewantin)
R-3 2016-2021 $3,450,000
Upgrade T intersection to roundabout
Poinciana Ave / Moorindil St (Tewantin)
R-4 2016-2021 $653,458
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Memorial Ave / Doonella St (Tewantin)
R-5 2016-2021 $653,458
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Gibson Rd / Eumundi Noosa Rd
R-6 (Noosaville) 2016-2021 $653,458
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Butler St / Poinciana Ave (Tewantin)
R-7 2016-2021 $653,458
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Heron St / David Low Way (Peregian
R-8 Beach) 2021-2026 $681,869
Upgrade roundabout capacity
David Low Way / Lowry St / Peregian
Esplanade
R-9 2021-2026 $3,600,000
(Peregian Beach)
Upgrade 4 way intersection to roundabout
Walter Hay Dr / Eenie Creek Rd
R-10 (Noosaville) 2021-2026 $681,869
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Walter Hay Dr / Eumundi Noosa Rd
R-11 (Noosaville) 2021-2026 $681,869
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Ben Lexcen Dr / Eenie Creek Rd (Sunshine
R-12 Beach) 2021-2026 $1,732,320
Upgrade signalised intersection
Eumundi Noosa Rd / Eenie Creek Rd
R-13 (Noosaville) 2021-2026 $681,869
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Reef St / Mary St (Noosaville)
R-14 2021-2026 $681,869
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Eumundi Noosa Rd / Goodchap St
R-15 (Noosaville) 2014-2016 $10,750
Upgrade roundabout capacity
Wapunga Lane (Bridge) (Cootharaba)
R-16 Upgrade one lane bridge to two lane bridge 2026-2031 $1,517,827
re Safety Issues
Beckmans Rd (Tewantin)
Duplication of Beckmans Road (Tewantin $0
R-17 2016-2021 (Demaining Agreement
by-pass Eumundi Noosa Rd - Cooroy April 2000)
Noosa Rd) including intersection upgrades
SUB-TOTAL (Road Projects) = $23,185,383
Note––9. Table 15.16 Column 4 The establishment cost is expressed in current cost terms as at the base
date.
Section 41
2. Pathway Projects
Lake Cooroibah Road, Cooroibah
PW-1 Connection from Mckinnon Drive to Lake 2021-2026 $820,757
Cooroibah
Garnett Street, Cooroy
PW-2 2015-2016 $181,546
Connection of missing Link to Town Centre
Swift Drive, Cooroy
PW-3 2026-2031 $445,843
Swift Drive connection to Town Centre
Lake Macdonald Drive, Cooroy
PW-4 Lake Macdonald Drive, connection to 2026-2031 $273,586
Botanic Gardens to Town Centre
Hill Street, Sunshine Beach
PW-5 Pathway upgrade and pedestrian safety 2016-2021 $94,678
improvements
Heathland Drive, David Low Way, Edward
street, Sunshine Beach
PW-6 Missing Link and Connections 2016-2021 $684,597
Pathway upgrade and pedestrian safety
improvements
David Low Way, Peregian Beach
Pedestrian safety improvements and
PW-7 2017-2018 $107,500
Rufous Street, Community centre
connection to Village
David Low Way, Peregian Beach
PW-8 Peregian Beach shared pathway link to 2026-2031 $326,783
Shire boundary
Queen Street, Cooran
PW-9 2021-2026 $55,380
Queen Street Extension to Royal Court.
Reserve Street, Pomona
PW-10 Connection of missing Link from Town 2021-2026 $112,488
Centre to Sports Park.
Hill Street, Pomona
PW-11 2021-2026 $89,993
Connection of missing Link
Clay Street, Pomona
PW-12 2021-2026 $70,565
Connection of missing Link to Public School
Park Road, Noosa Heads
Park Road, Boardwalk Construction
PW-13 2016-2021 $7,475,000
Upgrade Boardwalk from First Point to
National Park
Noosa Parade, Noosa Heads
PW-14 Noosa Parade Upgrade of Pathway from 2021-2026 $826,836
Munna Point Bridge to Noosa Drive.
Rene Street, Noosaville
PW-15 2021-2026 $57,757
Connection of missing Link
Hoffman Drive, Noosaville
PW-16 2021-2026 $40,531
Connection of missing Link
Seacove Court, Walter Hay Drive,
PW-17 Noosaville 2026-2031 $37,492
Connection of missing Link
Gateway Drive, Noosaville
PW-18 Connection of missing Link from Gateway 2014-2016 $42,664
Drive to Ventura Drive
Ventura Drive, Noosaville
PW-19 Connection of missing Link Ventura Drive to 2026-2031 $96,262
Goodchap Street
Moorindil Street, Tewantin
PW-20 2026-2031 $94,235
Connection of missing Link to Ferry.
Hilton Terrace, Tewantin
PW-21 Connection of Missing Link from Hilton 2016-2021 $345,000
Terrace and Ernest Street
Tewantin Foreshore, Tewantin
PW-22 Tewantin Foreshore pathway upgrade and 2014-2016 $290,250
linkage from Town centre to Boat Ramp
Beckmans Road, Tewantin
PW-23 Connection of Missing Link from Noosaville 2026-2031 $729,562
State School to Cooroy Noosa Road.
SUB-TOTAL (Pathway Projects) = $13,299,305
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3. Bus Stop Projects
Noosa Parade near Quamby Place
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301737 2014-2015 $43,000
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole
Noosa Parade near Lagoona Drive
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301738 2014-2015 $43,000
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole
Noosa Parade near Dolphin Crescent
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301764 2014-2015 $69,875
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole
Noosa Parade near Dolphin Crescent
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301765 2014-2015 $53,750
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole
Noosa Parade near William Street
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301766 2014-2015 $43,000
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole
Noosa Parade near William Street
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301767 2014-2015 $53,750
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole
Weyba Road near Gympie Terrace
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301768 2014-2015 $43,000
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole
David Low Way near Peregian Esplanade
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301786 2014-2015 $134,375
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway, kerb,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole.
Butler Street near Irene Street
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
301805 2014-2015 $53,750
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole
Butler Street near Irene Street Type C1-H
shelter, hardstand, Tactile Ground Surface
301806 2014-2015 $37,625
Indicators, pathway, rubbish bin,
landscaping and J Pole
Weyba Road near Swan Street
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
302131 2014-2015 $53,750
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole.
Weyba Road near Anchor Street
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
302132 2014-2015 $69,875
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole.
Weyba Road near Swan Street
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
302133 2014-2015 $43,000
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole.
Weyba Road near Swan Street
Type C1-H shelter, hardstand, Tactile
302134 2014-2015 $43,000
Ground Surface Indicators, pathway,
rubbish bin, landscaping and J Pole.
Noosa Heads Bus Interchange (Platform A)
301497 2015-2016 $4,085
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Noosa Heads Bus Interchange
301498 (Platform B) 2015-2016 $4,085
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Tewantin Central (RSL)
301504 2015-2016 $1,935
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Poinciana Place
301818 Remove Hedge, Concrete Infill, Tactile 2015-2016 $5,483
Ground Surface Indicators and bike hoops
Witta Circle
301740 Concrete Boarding point, Pathway, Kerb 2015-2016 $19,350
and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Section 43
Ely Park (Westbound)
301752 Concrete Boarding point, Kerb and Tactile 2015-2016 $19,350
Ground Surface Indicators
Lions Park
301753 Type C4 shelter, Concrete Slab, Pathway, 2015-2016 $59,125
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Ely Park (Eastbound)
301756 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2015-2016 $18,275
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Mary St near Edward St
Type C4 shelter, Concrete Slab, Pathway,
302125 2015-2016 $52,675
Bin, Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface
Indicators
Mary St near Albert St
Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway,
302126 2015-2016 $20,425
Bin, Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface
Indicators
Reserve St near Station Street
302169 Concrete Boarding point, Kerb and Tactile 2015-2016 $17,200
Ground Surface Indicators
Factory Street near Reserve Road
302168 Boarding platform, Tactile Ground Surface 2015-2016 $20,425
Indicators, seat, and kerb
Eumundi Rd at Goodchap Street
301743 Concrete slab, kerb, Tactile Ground 2015-2016 $19,888
Surface Indicators, seat and pathway
Quota Park
301755 Concrete slab, Tactile Ground Surface 2015-2016 $18,275
Indicators, move j pole, seat
Ward Park
Concrete slab, kerb , tree removal,
301821 2015-2016 $29,025
reconstruct private fence, Tactile Ground
Surface Indicators, pathway, seat
Greenridge Pinbarren Rd
Raised concrete boarding platform, Seat,
302165 2015-2016 $24,725
Pathway, Pavement widening and Tactile
Ground Surface Indicators
Weyba RD near Anchor Street
302136 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2015-2016 $22,575
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Weyba Rd near Swan St
302135 Boarding platform, Tactile Ground Surface 2015-2016 $18,813
Indicators, seat, bicycle hoop and kerb
Moorindil St near Read St
302214 Modify existing shelter, pathway, boarding 2015-2016 $19,350
platform, bin
Cooroy Railway Station
301598 Type R1 shelter, Concrete slab, kerb, 2015-2016 $65,038
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, bin
Hibiscus Avenue (West)
Type C4 shelter, concrete slab, kerb,
301733 2015-2016 $65,575
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, bin, line
marking
Hibiscus Avenue (East)
Type C1-H shelter, concrete slab, Tactile
301734 2015-2016 $62,350
Ground Surface Indicators, bin, retaining
wall,
Massoud Park
301754 Type C4-P shelter, concrete slab, Tactile 2015-2016 $58,588
Ground Surface Indicators, bin
James Duke Bridge
Type C4-P shelter, concrete slab, kerb,
301758 2015-2016 $60,738
Adjust SW pit lid, Tactile Ground Surface
Indicators and pathway
DLW at Peregian Beach
Type C1 shelter, concrete slab, kerb,
301781 2015-2016 $60,200
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, bin, tree
removal
Peregian Beach Water Tower
Type C1-H shelter, concrete slab, pathway,
301787 2015-2016 $63,425
kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators,
Pavement rehabilitation, bin
Section 44
Tewantin Noosa Golf Club
301811 Type C1-H shelter, concrete slab, Tactile 2015-2016 $60,738
Ground Surface Indicators, bin
Tewantin Noosa Golf Club
301812 Type C1-H shelter, concrete slab, pathway, 2015-2016 $60,738
kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, bin
Maple St near Myall St
Type R2 shelter, concrete slab, kerb,
301959 2015-2016 $64,500
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, bin,
pathway
Cooyar St near Ilangura St
Type C1-H shelter, concrete slab, bin,
302108 2015-2016 $55,900
concrete boarding platform, Tactile Ground
Surface Indicators, and repair pathway
Lions Park
Type C1-H shelter, concrete slab, Tactile
301759 2015-2016 $60,738
Ground Surface Indicators, kerb, pathway
and rehabilitate bus bay.
Peregian North
Type C1-H shelter, concrete slab, kerb,
301782 2015-2016 $60,200
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, bin, rock
retaining wall and Pathway
Ward Park
Type C4 shelter, concrete slab, kerb,
301822 2015-2016 $67,725
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, bin,
retaining wall, pathway
Mary st near Edward St
Type C4 shelter, Concrete Slab, Pathway,
302123 2015-2016 $24,725
Bin, Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface
Indicators
Ferrells Road near Myall St
301954 Type R1 shelter, concrete slab, kerb, 2015-2016 $60,738
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, bin
Robert Street
Concrete boarding platform, Tactile Ground
301749 2016-2017 $8,600
Surface Indicators, Pathway connection
and Seat
The Cockleshell
Raised concrete boarding platform, Tactile
301750 2016-2017 $21,500
Ground Surface Indicators, Pathway
connection, Landscaping and Seat
Woodland Drive
Concrete boarding platform, Tactile Ground
301790 2016-2017 $16,125
Surface Indicators, Pathway connection
and Seat
Moorindil Street near George Street
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
302215 2016-2017 $59,125
Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway
connection, Kerb ramp and refuge.
King Street near Prince Street
319560 Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, Seat, 2016-2017 $21,500
Retaining wall.
Tewantin Road near Olivine Street
(Eastbound)
301962 Type R1 Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground 2016-2017 $55,900
Surface Indicators, Pathway connection,
retaining wall
Tewantin Road near Miva Street
(Westbound)
301963 Type R1 Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground 2016-2017 $55,900
Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway
connection
Castaways Creek (Northbound)
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
301581 Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway 2016-2017 $75,250
connection, Retaining wall and Concrete
indent bay
Sunrise Beach (Northbound)
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
301799 2016-2017 $86,000
Surface Indicators, Pathway connection,
Kerb, and Concrete indent bay
Section 45
Tewantin Central (Westbound)
Type C2 Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
301503 Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway 2016-2017 $75,250
connection, Pavement renewal,
Embankment work
Vernon Street (Northbound)
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
301801 Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway 2016-2017 $69,875
connection, Pavement narrowing and recut
table drain.
Vernon Street (Southbound)
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
301802 Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway 2016-2017 $80,625
connection, Indent bay, embankment works
and Concrete indent bay
Cooyar Street near Elanora Terrace
Type C4 Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
302109 Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway 2016-2017 $96,750
connection, Adjustment of services,
revegetation of existing site.
Bougainvillia Caravan Park (Eastbound)
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
301807 2016-2017 $51,600
Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway
connection
Bougainvillia Caravan Park (Westbound)
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
301814 2016-2017 $51,600
Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway
connection
Gibson road
301748 Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground 2016-2017 $51,600
Surface Indicators, Pathway connection
Lake Weyba Drive near Creek Road
Concrete boarding platform, Tactile Ground
302121 2016-2017 $13,975
Surface Indicators, Pathway connection
and Seat
Pacific Ave Near Wildflower
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
302191 2016-2017 $57,513
Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway
connection
Pacific Ave Near Ferguson
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
302192 2016-2017 $57,513
Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway
connection
Dame Patti Drive Near Ben Lexcen Drive
Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground
302179 2016-2017 $59,125
Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway
connection
Castaways Beach (Southbound)
David Low Way / Wavecrest Drive
Retaining wall, Indent bay, Concrete slab, 2017-2018
301580 $139,750
Type C4 Shelter, Tactile Ground Surface
Indicators, Kerb, Relocation of service,
Realign Guardrail and Pathway connections
Castaways Beach (Northbound)
David Low Way / Wavecrest Drive
2017-2018
301579 Type C1-H Shelter, Slab, Tactile Ground $53,750
Surface Indicators, Kerb, Pathway
connection
Marcus Beach (Southbound)
David Low Way / Melalucca Street
2017-2018
301656 Type C1-H shelter, pavement widening, $64,500
Kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators,
slab and pathway connections
Marcus Beach (Northbound)
David Low Way / Mahogany Drive
2017-2018
301655 Type C1-H shelter, pavement widening, $75,250
Kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators,
slab and pathway connections
Section 46
Orient Drive Newfield Street
Type C1-H shelter, pavement widening,
Kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, 2017-2018
302180 $69,875
slab, Turf embankment and pathway
connections
Provision to adjust sewer manholes ($3000)
Noosa Convention Centre
(Westbound)
Hilton Terrace / Ernest Street 2017-2018
301813 $53,750
Type C1-H shelter, Kerb, Tactile Ground
Surface Indicators, slab and pathway
connections
Ernest Street / Goodchap Street
302196 2017-2018 $0
Close
Ernest Street / Goodchap Street
302197 2017-2018 $0
Close
Cooroy Noosa Road / Beckmans Rd
301815 2017-2018 $26,875
Type C1-H Shelter on existing slab
Cooroy Noosa Road / Griffith Avenue
301809 2017-2018 $26,875
Type C1-H Shelter on existing slab
Cooroy Noosa Road / Griffith Avenue
Type C1-H shelter, pavement widening,
301816 2017-2018 $53,750
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, slab and
pathway connections
Cooroy Noosa Road / Tinbeerwah Road
Type C1-H shelter, pavement widening,
302232 2017-2018 $53,750
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators, slab and
pathway connections
Goodchap St / Juron Street
302118 Type C1-H shelter, Tactile Ground Surface 2018-2019 $59,125
Indicators, slab and pathway connections
Goodchap St/ Heritage Drive
Type C1-H shelter, pavement widening,
302119 2018-2019 $64,500
Kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators,
slab and pathway connections
Hilton Tce / Hilton Esplanade
Type C1-H shelter, Kerb, Tactile Ground
301762 2018-2019 $8,600
Surface Indicators, slab and pathway
connections
Eumundi-Noosa Road / Rene Street
Type C1-H shelter, Kerb, Tactile Ground
301745 2018-2019 $53,750
Surface Indicators, slab and pathway
connections
Eumundi-Noosa Road / Rene Street
Lower existing 3.5m wide path by 1m.
Lower existing OPTIC FIBRE X2
301746 Lower existing High Voltage unground 2018-2019 $182,750
Power x 2
Lower existing Water Main
New boarding platform and seat
Sea eagle Drive / Beckmans Rd
Relocate north of pedestrian crossing, new
317921 kerb, boarding platform, Tactile Ground 2018-2019 $16,125
Surface Indicators and pathway
connections
Pacific Avenue / Weyba Street
302193 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2018-2019 $18,275
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Factory Street / Reserve Street
302167 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2018-2019 $16,125
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Leslie Drive / Noosa Springs Drive
302110 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2018-2019 $21,500
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Leslie Drive / Noosa Springs Drive
302113 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2018-2019 $21,500
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Leslie Drive / Paul Street
Type C1-H shelter, Kerb, Tactile Ground
302112 2018-2019 $53,750
Surface Indicators, slab and pathway
connections
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Leslie Drive / Weyba Park Crescent
Type C1-H shelter, Kerb, Tactile Ground
302111 2018-2019 $53,750
Surface Indicators, slab and pathway
connections
Orient Drive / Corsair Crescent
302181 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2018-2019 $21,500
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Solway Drive / Surf Street
302195 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2018-2019 $15,050
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Goodchap Street / Ridge Street
Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway,
302203 Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators 2019-2020 $34,500
Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway,
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Goodchap Street / Ridge Street
302204 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $25,300
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Outlook Drive / Buchanan Crescent
302222 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $14,950
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Outlook Drive / Freeman Court
302220 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $20,700
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Overlander Avenue / Maple Street
301961 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $20,700
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Pomona Kin Kin Road / Mountain View
Road
302166 2019-2020 $57,500
Type R1 shelter, pavement widening,
Tactile Ground Surface Indicators and slab
Moorindil Street / Gympie Street
Type C1-H shelter, Kerb, Tactile Ground
302216 2019-2020 $59,800
Surface Indicators, slab and pathway
connections
Outlook Drive / Donavon Court
302219 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $14,950
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Outlook Drive / Donavon Court
302226 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $17,250
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Noosa Leisure Centre - Wallace Drive
Type C1-H shelter, Pavement widening,
302130 2019-2020 $69,000
Kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators,
Slab and pathway connections
Noosa Leisure Centre - Wallace Drive
302129 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $23,000
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Emerald Street / Wattle Street
Type R1 shelter, Kerb, Tactile Ground
301953 2019-2020 $34,500
Surface Indicators, slab and pathway
connections
Noosa Parade / Ravenwood Drive
301735 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $18,400
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Noosa Parade / Ravenwood Drive
301736 Concrete Boarding point, Seat, Pathway, 2019-2020 $17,250
Kerb and Tactile Ground Surface Indicators
Walter Hay Drive
Type C1-H shelter, Pavement widening,
319775 2015-2016 $0
Kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators,
Slab and pathway connections
Walter Hay Drive
Type C1-H shelter, Pavement widening,
319776 2015-2016 $0
Kerb, Tactile Ground Surface Indicators,
Slab and pathway connections
SUB-TOTAL (Bus Stop Projects) = $4,849,281
TOTAL TRANSPORT = $41,333,969
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Table 15.17—Parks and land for community facilities schedule of works
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Map reference Trunk infrastructure Estimated timing Establishment
cost 10
Boreen Field Park
Map 1 / 1 2026-2031 $577,080
Field development, facilities & amenities
Kin Kin Sports Ground
Map 1 / 2 2021-2026 $307,800
Upgrade to oval, facilities & amenities
Future Sport Area Cootharaba
Map 1 / 3 2026-2031 $1,273,500
Land Acquisition (30,000m2)
Future Sport Area Cootharaba
Map 1 / 3 Embellishment - Field development and 2026-2031 $1,385,040
amenities
Future Sport Area Cooroibah
Map 2 / 4 2026-2031 $1,273,500
Land Acquisition (30,000m2)
Future Sport Area Cooroibah
Map 2 / 4 Embellishment - Field development and 2026-2031 $185,040
amenities
Cooroy Sports Complex
Map 3 / 5 Upgrade to complex entry, facilities & 2016-2021 $562,235
amenities
Marara Street Park
Map 3 / 6 2016-2021 $1,150,000
New Hinterland Playground - Cooroy
Peregian Beach Sports Ground
Map 4 / 7 Field development & upgrade to facilities & 2026-2031 $817,560
amenities
Noosa Rugby Union
Map 4 / 8 Upgrade to facilities, Improve entry access 2016-2021 $368,690
& formalised carpark
Rufous St - Community Facility
Map 4 / 9 Redevelopment - Land Acquisition 2015 $848,283
(Purchased Cost)
Rufous St - Community Facility
Map 4 / 9 2015 $163,723
Redevelopment - Site preparation
Chris Kenny Oval & Straker Park & Pony
Map 5 / 10 2021-2026 $952,200
Club Grounds - Upgrade to facilities
Future Sport Area Pomona
Map 5 / 12 2021-2026 $2,547,000
Land Acquisition (60,000m2)
Future Sport Area Pomona
Map 5 / 12 Embellishment - Field development and 2021-2026 $2,577,600
amenities
Future Sport Area Noosa Heads
Map 6 / 13 2016-2021 $849,000
Land acquisition (20,000m2)
Future Sport Area Noosa Heads
Map 6 / 13 Embellishment - Field development and 2021-2026 $1,385,040
amenities
Note––10. Table 15.17 Column 4 The establishment cost is expressed in current cost terms as at the base
date.
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Table 15.17—Parks and land for community facilities schedule of works
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Map reference Trunk infrastructure Estimated timing Establishment
cost 10
Part of Chaplin Park Land Acquisition
(2,500m2)
Map 8 / 14 2016-2021 $0
(Already included in Council existing
recreation park land value)
Noosaville Foreshore
Map 8 / 14 2021-2026 $2,957,520
Facility Development
Apex Park - Noosaville
Map 8 / 15 2016-2021 $64,515
Upgrade to facilities & Fitness equipment
Noosa Leisure Centre, Library & Wallace
Map 8 / 16 Park 2016-2021 $409,400
Master Plan Stage 1 - Upgrade to facilities
Noosa District Sports Complex
Map 9 / 18 Upgrade to facilities, amenities & resurface 2021-2026 $1,577,400
fields
Read park
Map 9 / 19 Upgrade to facilities & amenities, Oval 2026-2031 $461,640
resurface & additional cricket net
Hilton park
Map 9 / 20 Upgrade to facilities - Redevelopment of 2021-2026 $480,840
foreshore park
TOTAL = $23,174,606
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SC9.3 Local government infrastructure plan maps
1. Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PIA—Priority infrastructure
area and projection areas map:
i. Noosa Plan – LGIP-PIA Key Map
ii. Boreen Point, Kin Kin & Cootharabah – LGIP-PIA Map 1
iii. Cooroibah – LGIP-PIA Map 2
iv. Cooroy & Lake Macdonald – LGIP-PIA Map 3
v. Eastern Beaches – LGIP-PIA Map 4
vi. Mary River Catchment – LGIP-PIA Map 5
vii. Noosa Heads – LGIP-PIA Map 6
viii. Noosa North Shore – LGIP-PIA Map 7
ix. Noosaville – LGIP-PIA Map 8
x. Tewantin & Doonan – LGIP-Map 9
Note: For the LGIP:
• The projection areas are the PIA’s and Planning Scheme Localities; and
• The developable area is land within the PIA represented by the planning
scheme zones relating to urban uses and shown in PIA Maps 1 to 9.
2. Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PFTI Stormwater—Plan for
trunk stormwater infrastructure:
i. Noosa Plan – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater Key Map - Service Catchments
ii. Boreen Point, Kin Kin & Cootharabah – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater Map 1
iii. Cooroibah – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater Map 2
iv. Cooroy & Lake Macdonald – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater Map 3
v. Eastern Beaches – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater Map 4
vi. Mary River Catchment – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater Map 5
vii. Noosa Heads – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater Map 6
viii. Noosaville – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater Map 8
ix. Tewantin & Doonan – LGIP-PFTI Stormwater 9
Note: For the LGIP, the Stormwater Service Catchments comprise of the PIA areas
within the respective Planning Scheme Localities.
3. Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PFTI Transport—Plan for
trunk transport infrastructure:
i. Noosa Plan – PFTI Transport Key Map - Service Catchments
ii. Boreen Point, Kin Kin & Cootharabah – PFTI Transport Map 1
iii. Cooroibah – PFTI Transport Map 2
iv. Cooroy & Lake Macdonald – PIA Map 3
v. Eastern Beaches – PFTI Transport Map 4
vi. Mary River Catchment – PFTI Transport Map 5
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vii. Noosa Heads – LGIP-PFTI Transport Map 6
viii. Noosa North Shore – LGIP-PFTI Transport Map 7
ix. Noosaville – LGIP-PFTI Transport Map 8
x. Tewantin & Doonan – LGIP-PFTI Transport 9
Note: For the LGIP, the Transport Service Catchments comprise of the Planning
Scheme Localities.
4. Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF—
Plan for trunk parks and land for community facilities infrastructure
i. Noosa Plan – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Key Map - Service Catchments
ii. Boreen Point, Kin Kin & Cootharabah – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Map 1
iii. Cooroibah – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Map 2
iv. Cooroy & Lake Macdonald – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Map 3
v. Eastern Beaches – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Map 4
vi. Mary River Catchment – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Map 5
vii. Noosa Heads – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Map 6
viii. Noosa North Shore – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Map 7
ix. Noosaville – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF Map 8
x. Tewantin & Doonan – LGIP-PFTI Public Parks & LCF 9
Note: For the LGIP, the Public Parks & Land for Community Facilities Service
Catchments comprise of the Planning Scheme Localities.