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2016-09-06 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Noosa Parklands Park Management Plan
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2 Management context
2 Management context
Noosa Shire has a resident population of more than 53,000 people, which significantly
increases
Noosa Shireduring
has a peak holiday
resident periods.
population Withthan
of more a total landpeople,
53,000 area ofwhich km2, the Noosa Shire
871 significantly
encompasses
increases duringapeak
number of national
holiday parks,
periods. With stateland
a total forests, bushland
area of 871 km2,reserves and
the Noosa recreation
Shire
parks. This includes 159 bushland reserves covering an area of 2,633 ha (managed by
encompasses a number of national parks, state forests, bushland reserves and recreation
parks. ThisParks
Council’s includes
and159 bushland
Natural Areasreserves
team). covering an area of 2,633 ha (managed by
Council’s Parks and Natural Areas team).
This plan aligns with Noosa Council’s overarching approach to managing bushland reserves
This plan aligns with Noosa Council’s overarching approach to managing bushland reserves
and recreation parks. There are key state and local agreements, strategies, plans and
and recreation parks. There are key state and local agreements, strategies, plans and
policies(Appendix
policies (Appendix2)2)that
that provide
provide thethe basis
basis for development
for the the development and implementation
and implementation of this of this
managementplan.
management plan.
2.1 Vision
2.1 Vision
The
The vision
visionfor
formanagement
management of of
thethe
park is “protect
is to:
park and enhance
to: “protect the natural,
and enhance culturalcultural
the natural, and and
social values of bushland reserves and recreational parks in Noosa Parklands, while providing
social values of bushland reserves and recreational parks in Noosa Parklands, while
local residents and visitors with outdoor recreational opportunities.”
providing local residents and visitors with outdoor recreational opportunities.”
2.2 Management objectives
2.2 Management objectives
The park is managed for conservation and recreation (Figure 1).
The park is managed for conservation and recreation (Figure 1).
The management objectives for each of the key values found within the park are listed below
(Table 1).
The management objectives for each of the key values found within the park are listed below
(Table 2).
Table 1 Management objectives for the key values represented within the park
Table 1 Management objectives for the key values represented within the park
Symbol Value Objective
Natural Protect and enhance Woori Creek, native vegetation and fauna habitat within
the park, while also maximising connections between the park and
surrounding areas.
Cultural Identify and protect Indigenous and European cultural heritage sites within
heritage the park.
Recreation Provide opportunities for outdoor recreational activities that are compatible
and complementary with the park’s natural and cultural heritage values.
Safe Manage trees, bushfire, flooding and mosquitos in a manner consistent with
environment Council’s shire-wide policy, plans and risk management program.
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