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Noosaville Foreshore: Join a community pop up session

Join us at two community pop up sessions to know more about the revised draft Noosaville Foreshore Infrastructure Master Plan.

The first session will be Saturday 7 December near Pirate Playground from 9am – 11.30am.

The second scheduled for Friday 13 December near the Noosa Boathouse from 4pm to 6.30pm.

“We’ve listened to the community and are keen to know whether we have got it right,” Acting Infrastructure Services director Shaun Walsh said.

In attendance at the informal sessions will be key council staff working on finalising the plan and councillors. The consultants will attend the first information session on 7 December.

The boat ramp and tennis courts will stay and virtually all car parking has been retained.

Mr Walsh said the feedback so far indicates the draft plan is aligned with community expectations.

“This is an incredibly important two-kilometre-long public space, so we want to hear from our community. Come along to these sessions to better understand what is proposed, how we are proposing to increase moped and motorbike parking and the planned upgrades to Pirate Park playground,” he said.

“This plan plays an important role in making sure we retain the character and vibe of the Noosaville foreshore, while addressing the key challenges facing the space, such as significant weather events, pedestrian amenity and enhancing many of the aging facilities and drainage,” Mr Walsh said.

The community has until Sunday 15 December to provide feedback on this revised draft plan.

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