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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 1 MARCH 2016
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 1 MARCH 2016
the changes that have been made following the
review of the helpful submissions provided.
The vista from David Low Way over the wetlands | The Master Plan provides for the view line
and mountains and the construction of the | through the open space from David Low Way
viewing platform is supported. through the open space area to Di Hirst Oval
and to the vistas of the National Park and
mountains beyond. Having reviewed the
submissions both viewing decks providing vistas
of Mt Coolum and Emu Mountain and Mt
Cooroy are now to be provided with Stage 1.
The Rufous Street site is an ideal entrance to the | It is agreed that the Master Plan potentially
Southern Noosa National Park with walking trails | provides other opportunities with respect to
spreading out from this area. walking trails in the National Park; however this
is beyond the scope of the Master Plan.
Proposed walking trail around the western side | It is agreed that the proposed walking trail will
of the oval should be continued to the southern | help to activate the open space area and will
side of the Woodland Drive houses, all the way | provide significant community benefit. The
to Woodland Walk. comment about extending the walkway trail to
Woodland Drive is noted, but is beyond the
scope of the Master Plan.
All development work on the subject land | It has always been the intention of Noosa
including new buildings are to be made as | Council to ensure that any of its developments
sustainable as possible. are as sustainable as possible, which will be the
case with any new building work being
proposed under the Master Plan.
The beach volleyball court has been mentioned | Consideration has been given to the previous
and was financially successful and should be | uses on the land, including the beach volley ball
included in the current plan. courts; however while these types of uses
provide some benefit, they do not benefit the
broader community. Consequently, the Master
Plan seeks to provide for maximum community
benefit for all users rather than a few selected
few sporting groups.
Consideration should be given to other users | It is agreed that this issue should also be
such as local artists who are looking for locations | considered as part of the development of the
to both create their studio's and/or to sell their | Master Plan, in particular with the development
work; similar to a ‘co-working space’ situation | of the Digital Hub building. Potentially, there
that technology entrepreneur's are turning to. could be space that might be able to be shared
by local artists.
Rufous Street is a quiet and safe street at the | It is agreed that Rufous Street is a relatively
moment for locals, children at the kindergarten | quiet location and has a high level of amenity,
and more importantly for the Rainbow Bee | which is to be maintained. The intention under
Eaters whose habitat is on the banks of the oval | the Master Plan is to provide a safe environment
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