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2015-06-29 Attachment 1 to Item 4 General Committee Agenda - Noosa Design Principles
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Developers exchanged Alexandria Bay at Noosa National Park
1975
for a lease further south at Castaways
Noosa Spit extended to protect Noosa Sound after cyclone David
1978
seriously eroded Noosa Main Beach
Noosa Design Manual 1986
1981 Noosa’s first traffic study identified the need for a Noosaville bypass
1981 Noosa Council head office moved to Tewantin from Pomona
First series of development control plans compiled for Hastings Street,
1982
Noosa Junction and Tewantin
1985 Town planning scheme for the whole of Noosa Shire was gazetted
Council released the Noosa Design Manual which introduced
1986
Aerial image 2000
the notion of the Noosa ‘look and feel’
Cooroy streetscape completed and became a model for designing in
1986
consultation with the community
1988 Noosa’s first strategic plan was gazetted
1990 Council’s shire wide ban on buildings in excess of four storeys gazetted
Thousands rally against proposed development on the Marcus Dunes development
1994
lease area (later incorporated into Noosa National Park)
2000 Cooroy Timber Mill closed
2003 Council decided against an artificial reef to protect Noosa Main Beach
Free Noosa campaign 2007
2004 Launch of the Shire’s Living Smart Building Awards (also known as the Glossies)
“The Noosa Plan” replaced the existing planning scheme
2006
and strategic plan
2007 Noosa received UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Amalgamation of Noosa, Maroochy and Caloundra City Council to form
2008
Sunshine Coast Regional Council
Noosa Council formally de-amalgamated from
2014
the Sunshine Coast Regional Council
Flag raising 2014
2015 Queensland Treasury Corporation identified Noosa’s financial health as ‘sound’
2016 First electric buses launched in Noosa
2020 Noosa continued to be an idyllic place
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Timeline Source – Noosa Library Services
points in the history of Noosa.
more deeply into Noosa’s past.
AIATSIS Library - L 040.003/1 - www.aiatsis.gov.au
our heritage
There are several books that delve
shady place, shadow, ghost or spirit.3
who tell us that the name Noosa is an
this area nguthuru2 – meaning shade,
This timeline shows some interesting
explorers and from Gubbi Gubbi elders1
Anglicisation of the Indigenous word for
There have been several attempts to trace
see the work of Community Linguist Jeanie Bell, in her Dictionary
the origin of the name Noosa but the most
across Australia there are many Indigenous words commencing with
of the Gubbi-Gubbi and Butchulla Language, March 1994, page 165,
in which they are spoken, or the situation or event to which they refer.
likely origin is found in the records of early
the ng - a single sound ng, like the ng in singer, not like the ng in finger
meanings each of which is only clear within the context or the sentence
many Australian Indigenous words are polymorphic – they have many
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