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2020-01-13 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Cooroy Sports Complex Master Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnSite Details The total 26ha site is made up of 5 parcels of land. Ownership of the parcels vary with some owned freehold by Council, some under the trusteeship of Council and some leased directly to clubs (from the State government). The parcels that are owned/ controlled by Council are leased to the clubs. Details of the use, size, ownership and tenure of each parcel are outlined below. Noting that only approximately 6.6ha of Lot 1 on SP242414 is developed for sport and recreation; and therefore, it is only this portion of the 16.32ha that is included in the scope of this master plan. Table 2: Property Details Property Description Ownership | Tenure Current Use Land Area (ha) Lot 1 on SP242414 Council Freehold Pony Club 16.32 17 Mary River Rd, Car Club Cooroy RV stop over site Lot 229 on SP246604 Lands Lease – State of Rugby League 1.70 57 Mary River Rd, Queensland direct Part of carpark Cooroy lease to Rugby League Club Lot 157 on MCH4833 State of Queensland Cricket 4.25 35 Mary River Rd, Reserve – Council as Soccer Cooroy Trustee Gymnastics Lot 204 on MCH976 Freehold, under a Cricket 2.02 Garnet Street, Cooroy Nomination of Trust Soccer Lot 1 on SP246688 Council Freehold Rugby League 1.75 70 Garnet St, Cooroy Part of carpark Native Title The Kabi Kabi First Nations People are the registered native title claimants for the Noosa Shire area. It is anticipated that the Federal Court of Australia will make a consent determination over Kabi Kabi First Nation traditional lands in 2020. This determination will set out the rights and interests with respect to individual land parcels within the Kabi Kabi claim area in Noosa Shire and surrounding local government areas. Native title rights and interests have been wholly extinguished to all reserve parcels comprising the Cooroy Sports Complex. Therefore, these parcels are not subject to the Kabi Kabi native title claim or notification and approval processes under the Native Title Act. Noosa Council Cooroy Sports Complex Master Plan 2020-2030 Final Page 14
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