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Honey Farm Road Sport and Recreation Precinct Master Plan
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Council is preparing a draft master plan for a future Sport and Recreation Precinct on the northern side of Caloundra Road opposite the Sunshine Coast Turf Club. The site has frontages to Honey Farm and Sattler Roads.
Community engagement
Council actively engaged with the community from 24 June to 24 July on the draft Honey Farm Road Sport and Recreation Precinct Master Plan. Feedback received is being used to guide the final design. A final master plan will be presented to council later this year for endorsement.
Where to from here – Delivering the master plan
Development will be staged over a number of years in line with budget availability. Construction works will be prioritised to cater for current and future growth and trends in sport and recreation activities.
Following the master planning, works to prepare the site for development will continue. Initial civil and earthworks relating to the main access road have commenced on-site.
Overview
Sport and recreation facilities play an important role in our local community. Master planning helps to provide infrastructure which reflects community need and avoids ad hoc development over time.
For more information, please contact LandscapeDesignandPlanning@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or council’s project officer on (07) 5475 7272.
Council is preparing a draft master plan for a future Sport and Recreation Precinct on the northern side of Caloundra Road opposite the Sunshine Coast Turf Club. The site has frontages to Honey Farm and Sattler Roads.
Community engagement
Council actively engaged with the community from 24 June to 24 July on the draft Honey Farm Road Sport and Recreation Precinct Master Plan. Feedback received is being used to guide the final design. A final master plan will be presented to council later this year for endorsement.
Where to from here – Delivering the master plan
Development will be staged over a number of years in line with budget availability. Construction works will be prioritised to cater for current and future growth and trends in sport and recreation activities.
Following the master planning, works to prepare the site for development will continue. Initial civil and earthworks relating to the main access road have commenced on-site.
Overview
Sport and recreation facilities play an important role in our local community. Master planning helps to provide infrastructure which reflects community need and avoids ad hoc development over time.
