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2019-11-12 S&O Agenda - Item 8 - Attachment 2 - Draft Noosa District Sports Complex Master Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn6. Vision and Intent for the Complex
The vision of the Noosa Council for sport and recreation as stated in the Noosa Sport and Active Recreation
Plan (2018) is:
In cre a se d o ppo r tu n i ti e s fo r e ve r yo ne to pa r ti c i pa t e i n s po rt a n d a ct ive re cre a t io n so
the y ca n a c h ie ve l i fe - l o ng p h ys i ca l a nd m e n ta l he a l t h be ne f its.
All five (5) principles of the Plan provide guidance for the Complex and the master plan, with the key elements
being:
• Grass roots participation;
• Facilities are fit for purpose;
• Encouraging formal and informal participation, choice and catering for range of ages, abilities and
interests;
• Effective, efficient use of resources through partnering between community, commercial and
government providers; and
• Environmental responsibility through best practice use of resources and minimal environmental impact.
The specific vision for the Noosa District Sports Complex is to:
Offer opportunities for the Noosa community to be physically active and healthy through the provision of
a sport and recreation facility that maximises:
• Participation • Protection of its environmental values
• Accessibility • Management synergies across user groups
• Training and competition opportunities • Viability
• Events • Functionality.
6.1 Facility Mix
In consideration of the research, consultation and demand analysis, the recommended Noosa District Sports
Complex concept master plan has been prepared with the facility components outlined below.
Priorities for the delivery of components have been applied based on expressed need and then adjusted based
on affordability and ability to deliver in the time frames. The definitions of these priorities are:
• Short - 0-3 years;
• Medium - 3-7 years and
• Long - year 7 and beyond.
The recommendations shown here and on the concept plan, are draft and have not been approved by Noosa
Council; the final plan and approved recommendations will guide future Complex and facility development and
investment both by Council and the clubs through grant applications or club capital investments.
Noosa Council Noosa District Sports Complex Master Plan 2020-2030 Draft Page 29
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