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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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56 Tourism planning and business planning and the Noosa Plan need to be integrated or nature-based visitor accommodation, health retreats, outdoor recreation,
cooking schools, art studios and farm gate sales in the hinterland where they
57 Too many events, too many visitors, too busy. Restrict these events with no can successfully co-exist with established rural uses.
fireworks in the Biosphere. Refer to Economic Development and Community Development Branches.
Disband Tourism Noosa - i.e. no more promoting Noosa as we don't need it. Keep
as it.
60, 61 Need for the Noosa Plan to make provision for suitably zoned land for an eco- Any proposal for an eco-tourism lodge does not need a specific zone in order
tourism lodge in the vicinity of Mt Cooroora (outside Tuchekoi National Park) for a development application to be made. It is not appropriate for Council to
Similar to Binna Burra. There should be a motel in town area also should there be make assumptions about where such uses should occur and to zone
enough demand. accordingly. Proposals such as this should come through a development
application process that enables the local community to consider a specific
proposal and inform Council of its opinions prior to a decision being made.
163 The tourism industry provides a substantial positive impact on the local economy Noted
Sub-Theme: Indigenous Culture and Heritage
100, 101, 103,104, Support to enhanced biodiversity and cultural heritage including better The submissions raise a range of issues regarding the Kabi Kabi people and
105, 106, 107, 108 acknowledgement of Kabi Kabi and Aboriginal cultural heritage. These can be their circumstances as traditional owners of the Noosa area. These are
achieved by important issues to the future of Noosa but are mainly beyond the scope of
Completing mapping and recordings of the hundreds of Aboriginal sites the New Noosa Plan. Refer to Community Services Department.
throughout the Noosa Shire, Refer the Council building site to the local heritage issue.
Acknowledging for example, that the Noosa Council building at Tewantin
sits on top of a recorded Aboriginal site (this is not shown in your
heritage layer for the New Noosa Plan),
Work to establish a Kabi Kabi Aboriginal Ranger program,
Include Kabi Kabi people and Aboriginal people in the recovery of the
Noosa River and catchment fisheries and shellfish beds, and
Provide opportunities for Kabi Kabi people to access affordable housing
and to be able to live on their traditional estates.
THEME: TRANSPORT AND MOVEMENT
Sub-Theme: Traffic Congestion
36 Believes that we should have a "Very Fast Train Service" that operates from Not a matter for the New Noosa Plan
Brisbane, Cooroy and Gympie. Would enable people and goods to travel in 30
minutes to BNE from Cooroy. Would be time effective and create additional
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