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2021-07-06 S&O Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 2 - Noosa Cycling and Walking Strategy and Implementation Plan
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2026) 2031)
2.1 Implement a prioritised program for the installation of new bicycle
parking racks at key destinations. Key destinations include community
facilities, recreation hubs, tourist attractors and major, district, local and
neighbourhood Centres.
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2.2 In conjunction with the recreation strategy, investigate and identify
multiple use sites (sports grounds, schools, parks and playgrounds)
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suitable for development of beginner and novice cycling infrastructure.
Infrastructure may include learn to ride facilities, closed circuit loops,
skills parks and pump tracks.
Seek external funding for delivery of these works through avenues such
as the State Government's Activate program.
2.3 Investigate opportunities to enhance or add end-of-trip facilities
in key centres and tourist hubs. Implement a prioritised program for
upgrading of existing public facilities (eg public toilets with showers)
and the construction of new end-of-trip facilities, including electric
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charging stations. Investigate opportunities to partner or incentivise
private sector to develop end-of-trip facilities for their workforce at key
locations.
2.4 To contribute to reaching Council's Zero Emissions Target, audit
existing end-of-trip facilities at Council workplaces and provide or
improve facilities where appropriate. Facilities could include bike ✓
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parking, showers, lockers, irons/ironing boards etc.
2.5 Investigate high demand routes and other locations (eg
intersections) where further lighting would be beneficial, and develop
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a lighting improvement program that identifies priorities based on
nighttime demand, personal safety and road safety.
2.6 Identify and provide mid-journey facility (eg drinking fountains and
rest areas) requirements for each bike riding/walking route hierarchy
category in keeping with Noosa design principles. Facilities should be
provided as part of all new bike riding and walking projects.
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2.7 Prepare and implement way-finding signage plans for new bike
riding and walking routes in accordance with the Noosa Signage Guide.
Way-finding on existing routes to be audited and updated as required.
2.8 Assess shade/shelter coverage along key routes and prioritise
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works to improve user comfort by increasing shade/shelter to reduce
impact of heat. Utilise native species which provide ample canopy tree
coverage of paths and streets, whilst retaining sufficient space for safe
pedestrian thoroughfare.
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2.9 In conjunction with the Trails Masterplan and Implementation Plan,
identify and schedule end-of- trip facility requirements (eg toilets,
lockers, trail maps and drinking fountains) for trail hubs.
Table 8: Action 2. Provide supporting facilities
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