The Airport Project MAROOCHY RIVER MAROOCHYDORE RD BRUCE HIGHWAY. The Space Between 40MIN BY CAR TO FUTURE CITY CENTRE MOOLOOLAH RIVER

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1 Strategic Context Major Development Area Recreational/ourism Zones Local Plan Area Boundary Study Area Area of Significant Population Water Body rain Line Kondalilla National Park Hinterland & Elevation, Nambour he Airport Project ROOCHYDO RD ROOCHY RIVER 6, Maroochydore SUNSHINE MOOR 7, Buderim Mooloolaba Sunshine Coast LAKE BAROON Palmwoods BRUCE HIGH SUNSHINE MOOR, Dularcha National Park he Space Between University of the Sunshine Coast Mooloolah River National Park MOOLOOLAH RIVER NICKLIN Estimated Current (6),, Maleny Peace Memorial Park State Primary School rain Station Bus Station Sportsgrounds CAL Pioneer Park N BY CAR O FUU CIY CEN EWEN DDOCK DAM MOOLOOLAH RIVER, Estimated Palmview Coast & Coastal Plain LAKE KAWANA Sunshine Coast University Hospital Estimated by 6 % Police Station EVE IRWIN CAL ROAD Estimated Population Increase by 6 LI ROCKY CEK MEUM CEK N BY CAR O Beerwah State Forest,9 Rocky Creek Camp Site EVE IRWIN, Big Kart rack EVE IRWIN BRUCE HIGH Caloundra Skippy Park 6, Australia Zoo.HRS BY CAR O BRISBANE, Estimated Beerwah East, Estimated Caloundra South LAKE GEAN Beerwah

2 Setting the Scene he rural township of is situated at the southern entrance of the Blackall Range with the areas surrounding the township being rural residential and rural lands. his regional inter-urban break is a significant feature that frames the township and shapes its identity. Every place has a distinctive character and identity the things a place is known for - that is a combination of the physical environment and the community and cultural activity that takes place within that environment. benefits from a strong heritage character, village atmosphere and a generous proportion of open space in proximity to its centre. We understand the importance of ensuring an overarching narrative for is developed early with the community. A place making master plan for is an opportunity to think about how the character and identity of the town can be enhanced into the future. imeline Connections between history, geography and geology will provide an authentic and original language that speaks to the place and describes the energy of this emerging township Former City of Caloundra undertook the Art, Community & Heritage Precinct Master Planning Project. Mellum Creek In 7 the township was named Mellum Creek, with Mellum thought to be from an Aboriginal word meaning volcano. Rail Line he opening of the rail line between Caboolture and Yandina reinforced the value of the town as a staging point to the North Coast. he township was renamed to after William. Aboriginal Heritage A Cultural Landscape Study conducted for the former Caloundra City Council identified numerous occupation sites within the Glass House Mountains area, including women s birthing sites, and grinding grooves (more than identified) on Wild Horse Mountain and at Rocky Creek, southwest of, along the traditional pathways. hese grooves are indicative of intensive and long occupation of this area by Aboriginal people. 77 he mountains and surrounding area are well known to Aboriginal people in southeast Queensland. he Glass House Mountains are of special spiritual significance to the Gubbi Gubbi and Jinibara people, and are important physical markers in their landscape. 9 Local Government Shire of was established as the administrative center of local government (later in 97 the Council Chambers were relocated to Caloundra as City of Caloundra). 6 Industry imber cutters harvesting red cedar, beech, hoop and bunya pine from the Blackall Range brought activity to the township. Isaac Burgess built the first hotel, store and butchers shop. Source: environment.gov.au/cgi-bin/ ahdb/search.pl?mode=place_ detail;place_id= 9 Census population just over. Regional Setting Economi ace p S ic l ub P M COONOWRIN He r i t ag Maleny retains many of its heritage buildings. Connections to natural areas, rail and nearby cities enable to be a modern country town that is a destination in its own right, a gateway and a commuter hub. BY CAR O FUU CIY CEN N Rail BY CAR O e N N ation c t iv ca ct i va t Inn ov a ea t iv n io nt & Future e r r u -C BY CAR O CAL Maroochydore CBD N 7N BY CAR O MOOLOOLABA BY CAR O GLASS HSE Caloundra Mooloolaba Glass House M NGUNGUN M IBROGARGAN M COOEE HR O BRISBANE

3 Land Use he majority of current commercial activity is located west of the railway. he eastern side is dominated by median impact industry, rail station and associated rail lands. Right: Maleny Street Commercial Precinct Q Extent Easements Right: Pioneer Park Left: Cribb Street Park E Right: Cribb Street Commercial Precinct LA USE LA OWNERSHIP QLD State Government Department of ransport & Main Roads Sunshine Coast Council Community Facilities Specialised Centre Medium Impact Industry Low Density Residential Medium Density Residential Environmental Management Local Centre Limited Development Circulation & Connectivity m LC Vehicles dominate the townscape as a result of long term parking for the train station, commercial precinct parking and overflow parking into surrounding road verges. Left: Maleny Street Pedestrian Crossing Right: Bus Interchange LC Above: Existing Pedestrian Footpaths Below: Cribb Street Vehicular Route & Parking HAZARDS & EASEMENS E Left: rain Station Left: School of Arts Above & Below: rain Station Existing pedestrian footpaths Existing Parking Informal pedestrian crossing points (desire lines) Rail Line Pedestrian crossing (pedestrian refuge) Bus Station Existing vehicular route Future Overpass LC Level Crossing (Assumed closed in future) LC Level Crossing (Retained)

4 Character he town is lacking a central focus and is very disjointed for pedestrians and there is limited activity on offer for residents and tourists to stay for longer periods. Left: Cribb Street Heritage Building Character Right: Vegetated Open Space Visual Relief VIEWS O BLACKHA NGE A M MEUM VIEWS O BLACKHA NGE A M MEUM Right: Community Heritage Art Work E Left & Right: Historic Museum Left: Significant Views to Mount Mellum Significant historic buildings SCC Art, Community & Heritage Precinct study area Significant established vegetation Views Significant remnant vegetation Environment with low visual amenity Overhead powerlines Cultural Heritage L Future growth around (Caloundra South, Palmview and Beerwah East) is significant and the town will need to emphasise its unique identity to attract growth and prosperity. D C Left: Historic imber Felling A Right: Existing Historic Building 6 E 7 K 9 F B 9 G H Left: Historic Mellum Club Hotel Right: Historic Railway Artefacts 6 J 7 E I Left: School of Arts Right: ytherleigh General Store S E CULUL HERIAGE A PVIS FUNCIONS VE IN I RW Y WA M KEY DEINAIONS 6 Cribb St he Old Mellum Hall Boiler from Imberers Mill Cribb St 9 Station and Shelter Crib St 6 Air Raid Shelter Crib St he Old Jewellers Shop he Old Bakery Old Shire Chambers 6 he Old Butcher Shop School of Arts 7 Mellum Club Hotel CWA Hall A Post Office H Museum Post Office B Chemist I School of Arts Hall 7 Court House C IGA Food Store J Public oilets, Rest Area 6 Caloundra St D Bucks Bakery K Coffee/Cafe, Shops 9 Leedings House E Hotel L Uniting Church F rain Station M G Newsagency Dyer House Primary School & Sports Ground Caravan Park

5 Future Projects Destination he existing town centre has potential to be activated into a vibrant community hub where local, innovative rural enterprises and the creative industry thrives. here are a number of projects planned or underway in and around presenting an opportunity to consider it in the future. Key Opportunities: // Identification of a long term vision for the town is required to address key strategic planning functions and future mixed use development opportunities. // Consolidation of the town s commercial core and optimisation of the heart to improve the local economy and build resilience. // Integration of the cultural precinct into the broader local centre to enliven the town and reinstate it back into its original function as a civic village. Gateway Distinct arrival sequences have potential to define and frame the town s identity as a gateway to the Blackhall Range hinterland for visitors and local families. Key Opportunities: // Close proximity to Australia Zoo, the Big Kart rack, Ewen Maddock Dam and the many outdoor recreation and education opportunities offered suggest a scope to strengthen the recreational, adventure and eco-tourism potential of. // Enhancement and development of new open spaces within the public realm to support community recreational needs. E // Clear definition and creation of the town s gateway to mend the break caused from the proposed rail infrastructure upgrades. Commuter Hub Locals commuting to Brisbane, Caboolture or Nambour along the North Coast rail line or by bus to Caloundra or Maroochydore will be able to enjoy the modern conveniences that the town has to offer. Key Opportunities: // Streetscape enhancements to improve wayfinding and the development of new pedestrian links throughout the town to integrate the transit hub with the town centre. Sunshine Coast Council Place Making Master Plan study area () Sunshine Coast Council Arts, Community & Heritage Precinct () Sunshine Coast Council Sports Master Plan () Sunshine Coast Council Pioneer Park upgrade works (7 / ) // Retention, protection and enhancement of the heritage character through the adaptive reuse of existing building sites and the integration of new infrastructure to better cater for community activation. Queensland State Government Rail duplication and overpass (Future) Note: his project is wholly controlled by the QLD State Government and is a separate project to Sunshine Coast Council Place Making Master Plan Project Future Opportunities M AL EN Y Proposed Park + Ride (Indicative Location) Right: Outdoor Dining 6 E Left: Community Markets Left & Right: Public Realm Community Activation 7 Left & Right: Public Art Streetscape Enhancements Consolidated own Centre Maleny Street Environment New and Enhanced Connections Role of the Station Environment at the Heart of the own 6 Caloundra Street Environment Proposed Park + Ride (Indicative Location) Level Crossing Land 7 Railway Street Environment General Public Realm Enhancements Future Redevelopment Potential Future Overpass Significant Historic Buildings

6 What is known for now?

7 What do you love about?

8 What would you change?

9 What s your future vision for?