Sunshine Coast Aquatic Plan 2011-2026 - Sunshine Coast Council

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6 Supply and demand assessment
6.1 Catchment areas This assessment applies notional 5 kilometre and 10 kilometre catchment areas against current and future population projections across each of council’s 44 Localities of Interest to identify where current gaps appear in the aquatic network (see Map 3: Aquatic centre facilities and notional catchment area). A more detailed supply and demand assessment can be referred to in Table 16: Summary of the supply and demand assessment by locality. It should be noted that this is a broad assessment tool only and further detailed planning processes will inform this information. 6.2 Accessibility Average drive time distances from each facility have been determined to gauge the overall accessibility of the existing aquatic network (see Map 4: Aquatic centre facilities and drive times). The 44 Localities of Interest of the Sunshine Coast recognise that this vast region is made up of many smaller, diverse communities. By recognising 44 distinct localities, council can undertake appropriate local area planning that is tailored to the individual needs of each community. This approach helps to ensure that council's planning for the future of the Sunshine Coast is appropriate, equitable and in line with council's message that the Sunshine Coast is a ‘community of communities’. It should be noted that this information is not used in isolation but is part of a broader approach to help assess provision requirements and determine where further detailed planning processes may be required. Implications to the Plan Supply and demand assessment ►► ►► ►► ►► ►► ►► ►► ►► ►► ►► Generally well dispersed network of aquatic facilities servicing most South East Queensland Regional Plan activity areas and urban and rural living areas. Strong population growth through both Palmview and Caloundra South development areas will require future aquatic provision. Investigate opportunities to relocate the rectangular water space from Cotton Tree to a central location within the Maroochydore locality with foreshore leisure water to remain at the current site. Will need to inform the Priority Infrastructure Plans, Infrastructure Charges, Infrastructure Agreements and subsequent agreements of these requirements. A need to ensure the planning scheme supports ancillary land use functions associated with aquatic facilities as consistent land uses within this land designation. A need to investigate the feasibility and viability of the Nambour facility in its current location. Further explore relationships with other aquatic facility providers to improve community access. Review current services provided at each facility to ensure consistency with community demographics. Prior to the expiration of current management arrangements, facility business plans to be reviewed to meet community requirements. A need to integrate place making principles and other community facilities with aquatic venues. Sunshine Coast Aquatic Plan 2011-2026 67
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Foreword Message from the Mayor and
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Aquatic facilities are unique commu
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The outcomes of this Plan have reco
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1.1 Vision ‘The provision of a di
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