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2021-03-09 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
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Noosa Trail Master Plan (NTMP) Stakeholder Group Terms of Reference
Background
The Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation (NBRF) provided funding to Tourism
Noosa to develop the Noosa Trail Masterplan (NTMP) which was completed in early
2020. Tourism Noosa and Noosa Council are working collaboratively to implement
the recommendations of the Master Plan. To progress delivery of the Plan a NTMP
Stakeholder Group has been established to allow consideration of broad community
interests to inform the development of a detail master plan. The detail master plan
will identify preferred trail locations and inform on-ground trail works subject to
Council and QPWS consent.
In October 2020 Council was successful in receiving $1.61m of Federal and State
Local Economic Recovery (LER) funding to deliver, Stage 1 of the Master Plan, the
Pomona to Cooran Trail 5 upgrade. Funding also covers upgraded trail head
facilities, a potential Mt Cooroora circuit (subject to feasibility assessment) and
mountain bike trail circuits (also subject to feasibility assessment).
In-scope:
The NTMP Master Plan largely covers earth/gravel/rock, nature-based trails on public
land including road reserve and National Park, witha small percentageon private
land.
Out-of-scope:
Formed and hardened cycle and pathways are generally not covered as identified by
the Noosa Walking and Cycle Strategy. However, where vital linkages are required
to maintain trail connectivity and earth/gravel/rock surfaces are not available, formal
paved surfaces may be used.
Legal status
No legal status, recommendations to management and Council only.
Objectives
To help guide.the implementation of the Noosa Trail Masterplan recommendations.
Membership
Community interest groups, Council (Community Development, Environment
Services, Infrastructure Services, Economic Development, Councillors), Tourism
Noosa, Landcare, commerce/business organisations, representatives from outdoor
and nature-based tourism/adventure groups, horse riders, mountain bike riders,
bushwalkers, canoeists
Role and activities
e Review Noosa Trail Masterplan
e Inform trail audit process conducted by consultants
e Investigate opportunities for trail closures, new extensions and circuits
e Agree on trail construction standards and maintenance requirements in
consultation with QPWS, Council infrastructure services and user groups
e Investigate branding/information for directional and interpretive sign
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