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2017-02-07 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 8 Community Feedback on New Noosa Plan
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38, 121 If increasing residential density then we must make provision for new community Noosa has large tracts of open space in the form of National Parks, State
open spaces to cater for influx of new residents. New open space in tourist areas Forests and parkland reserves.. The open spaces in the settled areas are under
doesn't benefit locals more pressure due to their proximity and attractiveness, such as the beaches,
Need to be more specific about the design, purpose and nature of the open space Noosa National Park and the riverside parks. Over time this pressure increases.
being conserved and how this links to the biodiversity plan where relevant and It will not so much be the case of providing more open space than considering
how this will be measured and evaluated. Need to consider expanding communal how demands may be met by encouraging use of underutilised and accessible
spaces and amenity to encourage more social interaction in both urban and rural open space areas, particularly in the hinterland.
areas. Encourage linkages to open space networks but also need to improve This is a whole-of-Council issue, through things like the decentralisation of
accessibility of these networks by non private car usage such as park n ride events and construction of parkland infrastructure and improvements in the
facilities, cycling etc. hinterland.
38 Place Sport and Rec facilities into areas where there is younger population and Refer to the Sport and Active Recreation Plan.
families away from Tourist areas (i.e. Girraween, Aquatic centre, AFL Grounds)
48 Community gardens for elderly people to visit and be part of. Refer to the Community Services Department.
121 Consider appropriate open communal spaces in developments for gated Given the appropriate site, land developers may propose gated communities
communities. Strengthen sense of community by fostering connectivity and however Council does not specifically encourage them. It is a housing option
wellbeing through carefully planned shared open space to engender a village feel. preferred by some members of the community, often retirees who appreciate
the security and the communal facilities, generally achieved through a group
title or other central ownership such as that allowed through the
Manufactured Home (Residential Parks) Act. There would be few remaining
urban sites suitable to accommodate such development.
56, 190 Interpretive walks from Noosa Heads / National Parks. Refer to Infrastructure Planning and Design Branch
Trail network linking Wooroi to Lake Macdonald
Sub-Theme: Tourism and Events
1, 12 Good mix of events throughout the year. Could increase live music events and These submissions mostly recognise the value of holding special events for
buskers both the community and visitors. However there is a dissenting voice
regarding an over-abundance of events and associated visitors.
15 More sports events year round so cafes/restaurants/accommodation are not so
seasonal Tourism is a priority sector for the Noosa Shire economy and part of our point
of difference are experiences focused on the natural environment, sport and
15 Promote Tourism in the Hinterland eg Tours. recreation, healthy lifestyles and consumption of locally produced food. There
is perhaps a need to decentralise events and visitor accommodation /
47 Recognise the value of and inspiration of the Floating Lands Festival plays to this experiences so that visitors and newer residents can appreciate the Noosa
artistic community and its value as a tourist drawcard. Hinterland as well. The New Noosa Plan is likely to facilitate small scale, rural
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