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Noosa Design Principles
The Noosa Design Principles are used to guide good design that befits Noosa’s character, style
and climate. These principles emphasise the importance of protecting Noosa’s environment and
biodiversity by minimising the visual and environmental impact and dominance of the built
environment on the natural environment. They seek to enhance Noosa’s natural ‘look and feel’ and
sense of community by integrating the natural and built environment, viewing natural elements as
opportunities rather than obstacles, and involving the community. The design principles inform the
development and updates to design standards for beach infrastructure, including viewing points.
EBFRMP Management actions
The following actions are identified for implementation:
Prioritisation:
• Immediate: < 1 year
• Medium:1 year – 3 years
• Long: 3 years – 5 years
• Continuing: Commenced and ongoing.
Action Responsibility Priority
11.1. Invite the Kabi Kabi (Gubbi Gubbi) to work in partnership Environmental Immediate
with Council and other land managers to collaboratively Services
manage the EBFRs.
11.2. Incorporate cultural heritage values in EBFRs Environmental Immediate,
management and interpretation. Services ongoing
11.3. Implement Noosa Design Principles in reserve Environmental 2022/23
management and community coastal infrastructure design, Services ongoing
delivery, and maintenance. Infrastructure
Services
11.4. Identify existing vista, near beach and surf condition Environmental Medium
viewpoints, and assess for visitor experience and Services
environmental sustainability. Where environmentally Infrastructure
sustainable, incorporate existing viewpoints into infrastructure Services
upgrades.
11.5. Upgrade and make beach accesses, entrances, and Environmental Long
other points of interface between foreshore reserves and Services
visitors and surrounding land uses welcoming, attractive and Infrastructure
accessible. Services
Measures
Measures Responsibility Timeframe
Kabi Kabi involvement in EBFR planning and management Environmental Every four
has been invited in a collaborative and supportive manner. Services years
Infrastructure
Services
Cultural elements included in new EBFRs management Environmental Every four
and interpretation material. Services years
Infrastructure
Services
Eastern Beaches Foreshore Reserves Management Plan 2023 Page 43
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