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2017-10-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Sport and Active Recreation Plan
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As part of the consultation process for the development of this Commercial Operators • 32% of comments were positive with 45% neither
Plan local organisations were surveyed and phone interviewed, negative nor positive.
• Potential over supply of gyms and personal
and not-for-profit clubs were invited to attend a workshop • 40% of comments related to cycling with 27%
trainers in Noosa.
to articulate their future needs and suggestions for the requesting facility improvements (eg trails, taps,
• Operators (activity instructors, personal trainers
development of sport and active recreation in Noosa. toilets), 17% requesting an increase in bike trails
etc) operating in public spaces without Council
and 12.4% relating to on-road cycle safety.
permits.
The public participation survey also provided for general • Comments about off-road trails for either cycling,
• Potential for government and businesses to better
Identified
comments and suggestions for the sector. The following is horse riding or walking made up 32% of all
network and collaborate on decision making and
a summary list of identified needs and concerns from these comments.
initiatives that promote physical activity (health
consultations. • Better off-road cycle links between Sunshine
benefits) in the Shire.
issues and
Beach and Noosa, Tewantin and Hinterland, Lake
Not for Profit Clubs • Co-location of commercial operators with NFP
Entrance Boulevard and Noosaville.
clubs.
• 86% of responding NFP clubs indicated that they face • Toilet amenities at Wooroi Day Use area.
• Difficulty in accessing affordable indoor space
specific barriers to increasing their membership. The need
needs
• Increase mountain biking options (Wooroi being
zoned appropriately for use (eg use of industrial
for a facility upgrade was the most common barrier listed. overused).
zone land for sport purposes).
• A perception exists that increasing participation fees • Adventure playground in Cooroy.
• Longer permit periods for commercial operators
to cover operational costs will make participation too • Access to free/low cost activities/facilities for
(beyond three years).
expensive. children with special needs.
• Enforcement and/or extension of six knot speed
• Significant reliance on volunteers, who are becoming
limit on Noosa River.
harder to engage, recruit and retain.
All the above points have been considered in the
• Extended seasons, changing game formats and/or General Public
formulation of the recommendations of this plan.
increasing memberships requiring an increase in playing • 95 (27%) of respondents to the public survey
spaces or cap on membership growth. provided general comments about sport and
• Conflict between co-located clubs where seasonal use has active recreation in Noosa.
“The state of •
now extended to year-round seasons.
Need for lighting to extend playing times into evenings,
volunteerism particularly for outdoor sports to avoid playing during heat
of the day (temperature increase due to climate change)
is changing. and maximising field usage.
• Restriction on growth due to lack of access to indoor court
People still want facilities.
to volunteer but • Difficulty in maintaining facilities using volunteer labour
and expertise, driving focus away from core activity of
they don’t have to •
physical activity provision.
Lack of local facilities for specific sports, specifically track
time to commit for cycling and water polo.
• Greater communication and collaboration between local
extended periods.” clubs to share resources and learnings - needs to be Council
- Local sports club driven.
• Need for additional indoor sports facilities to accommodate
existing peak demand (specifically Futsal, basketball and
netball).
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