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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                              9 AUGUST 2022


Figure 3. Occupants




Figure 3 demonstrates the consistently increasing consumer utilisation of Boreen Point and
Noosa North Shore Campgrounds. The significant flood event and recovery period in February
and March 2022 impacted upon the visitation levels at Boreen Point.
3. Operation and Maintenance
Operation and maintenance for each facility is performed in line with established budget
allocations, including any reactive maintenance. Completed works at the holiday parks include:
Noosa River Holiday Park:
   Minor tree trimming and tree removal.
   Planting and garden regeneration.
   Asset renewal works – stairs, retaining walls, drainage.
   Garden and site beautification works in the south-eastern area of the park.
Noosa North Shore Beach Campground:
   Implementation of a planned maintenance and operation approach to facility management
    through bundling of activities to achieve optimised asset management and value for
    money.
   Tree trimming and tree removal works as part of cyclical framework for vegetation
    management and guest amenity.
   Internal road maintenance and implementation of additional speed bumps for guest
    safety.
   Improvements to the layout and sizing of powered and unpowered sites where necessary
    to provide a higher level of guest amenity.
   Formalisation of the unpowered camping zones with numbering and site markings to
    improve operational efficiency, guest experience and commercial framework.
   Raising the level of camping and caravan sites that are vulnerable to flooding and
    implementation of natural drainage solutions to ensure commerciality is maintained during
    periods of rainfall and inclement weather.
   Installation of solar PV as a sustainability measure.
Boreen Point Campground:
    Implementation of a planned maintenance and operation approach to facility management
     through bundling of activities to achieve optimised asset management and value for
     money.

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