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2017-10-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Sport and Active Recreation Plan
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Strategy Action Timeframe Partners/Stakeholders
2.5 Work towards a regionally connected network of trails that Med-Long Tourism Noosa State Government
accommodate equestrian, cycle and walking activities. eg
• Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
coastal and hinterland trail networks. Council
Community and Commercial
• Community Development
stakeholders
• Environmental Services
• Economic Development
2.6 Develop a shire-wide bicycle/cycle plan which considers Short-Med Council State Government
competitive, recreational (including mountain biking), active
• Community Development • Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
transport elements and trail/route connectivity across the Shire
• Infrastructure Planning, Design and
which includes a review of the Principle Cycle Network Plan SEQ Community and Commercial
Delivery
and the Priority Routes identified for Noosa, and the feasibility stakeholders
of competitive cycling infrastructure eg velodrome etc.
2.7 Advocate for Noosa’s sports providers to be represented in the Ongoing Council State Government
strategic and facility development plans of state and regional
• Community Development • Sport and Recreation Services
level sporting organisations.
2.8 Continue to develop maintenance and improvement plans for Ongoing Council Tourism Noosa (Trail network only)
informal recreation venues/facilities such as skate parks and
• Asset Management
trail networks based on demand and in line with any relevant User groups
master planning. Australian Skateboarding Federation
2.9 Review the management models used for sports facilities that Long Council Community and Commercial
are owned or controlled by Council with the view of prioritising stakeholders
• Property
the core activity of the club.
• Community Development
2.10 Partner with the State Government and sport and recreation Short Council State Government
organisations to enhance womens participation in sport and • Property
• Sport and Recreation Services
to develop functional and inclusive female change rooms and • Community Development
amenities. Community and Commercial
stakeholders
3 Work cooperatively with Sunshine 3.1 Develop and endorse the Regional Difficult to Locate Sports Short Council State Government
Coast and Gympie Councils to Facilities Plan in partnership with Gympie and Sunshine Coast
• Property • Sport and Recreation Services
ensure the region’s sport and active Councils.
• Community Development • Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
recreation needs are met.
• Infrastructure Planning, Design and
Community and Commercial
Delivery
stakeholders
• Asset Management
• Environment and Sustainable
Development
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