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2017-10-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Sport and Active Recreation Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnNoosa Shire Council Principles for Sport and
Sport and Active Active
Recreation Plan
3 Vision 4 Recreation Development and
Planning in Noosa
This vision has been developed as a result of extensive consultation and formulated by the Noosa
As a community Council aims to provide Principle 3 - Choice
Sport and Active Recreation Plan Community Reference Group. It provides a focal point for all providers
opportunities for all residents and visitors in the Residents have choice over the activities they
of sport and active recreation in the Shire. Feedback from the Draft Plan indicates 87.5% of residents
Shire to be physically active. Council will work participate in and who provides those activities
who provided feedback on the vision agreed with it. The vision uses the term ‘everyone’ to be inclusive
collaboratively with sport and recreation operators to them. Our facilities and public spaces will
of residents, tourists and visitors, across all age groups, all levels of ability, across culture and socio-
and other levels of government to provide the best encourage formal and informal physical activity
economic status. The term ‘increased’ in the vision is an acknowledgment that there are improvements to
outcomes for our residents and visitors. Principles catering for a wide range of ages, abilities and
be made to ensure equity in the accessibility of opportunities for everyone.
that reflect the sentiment and aspirations of the interests.
residents of the Shire have emerged from this
Plan’s consultation process. These principles are Principle 4 - Efficiency
Increased opportunities for everyone to intended to guide future planning. The effective and efficient use of resources
through coordinated partnerships between NFP,
participate in sport and active recreation, Principle 1 - Participation
Noosa’s priority is to provide for grass roots
commercial and government providers.
so they can achieve life-long physical and participation in a wide variety of sport and active
recreation activities.
Principle 5 - Environmentally responsible
All providers of sport and active recreation facilities
mental health benefits. Principle 2 - Quality outcomes and services aim to achieve best practice use of
Our coaches, instructors, administrators and natural resources and technologies to minimise the
trainers are suitably qualified for best practice impact on our environment.
delivery of their sport or activity. Our clubs are well
governed and our facilities fit for purpose.
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