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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
heritage and creative arts industries; and clean, green, light and
environmentally friendly sustainable industries and agriculture.
The Noosa Plan
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
1.4.4 Environment Sector Vision to 2021
The Noosa Shire community has a commitment to environmental excellence and
sustainability. The impact of human settlement has been minimised. We manage,
maintain, restore and preserve our natural environment of:
a) biodiversity of flora and fauna;
b) air;
c) land;
d) water; and
e) forests and other ecosystems.
1.4.5 Social Sector Vision to 2021
By 2021 Noosa Shire is as renowned for its focus on people as well as its focus on the
environment and tourism. The people of Noosa Shire:
a) Belong to a community which values, maintains and nurtures its small
communities;
b) Encourage participation for all people and support strong and ethical governance;
c) Have a passion for learning and foster creative and innovative activities;
d) Enjoy a healthy lifestyle; and
e) Enjoy convenient access to services and resources.
1.4.6 Tourism Sector Vision to 2021
The community and tourism industry of Noosa Shire works so well together that Noosa is
internationally recognised as an innovator in achieving interdependent economic, social,
and environmental sustainability.
1.5 Regional Context
The Noosa Shire comprises part of two regions (South-East Queensland and Great
Sandy) and a sub-region (Sunshine Coast) and makes important contributions to each.
a) Sunshine Coast—Noosa Shire is the northern of the two local governments that
make up the sub-region of the Sunshine Coast. It is the smaller of these in both
area and population. As a consequence, a number of the services that support its
urban and rural populations are found outside the Shire.
b) Great Sandy—Noosa Shire is the southern gateway to and forms part of the Great
Sandy region, a largely natural area with its focus on the coastal lowlands and
islands of the Wide Bay. The Noosa River forms the buffer between the urban
areas of Noosa Shire in the south and the Great Sandy National Park. The Noosa
River, in association with the low intensity predominantly rural development to its
west, forms the western buffer to Noosa’s North Shore. Noosa Shire’s role is
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