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2018-05-29 SM - Attachment 4 (Part 1) to Item 2 - LGIP
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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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