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Nambour Revitalisation Plan

Posted on August 2, 2023

The Sunshine Coast Regional Council has unveiled a comprehensive vision for the Nambour Central Business District (CBD) as part of the Nambour Place Plan, a strategic initiative aimed at breathing new life into the heart of this historic region. The plan seeks to shape the future of Nambour, bolster its reputation as a thriving creative hub, and cultivate a welcoming ambiance.

The draft concept plan envisions a vibrant transformation of five key streets within Nambour’s town centre, creating a greener, more pedestrian-friendly urban landscape. Central to this are wider pavements and open spaces that should enhance the overall pedestrian experience.

A pivotal aspect of the design is the introduction of cooler, greener streets, encouraging residents, and visitors to indulge in outdoor dining and socialising. The intention is clear: to foster a dynamic main street that instills a sense of comfort, safety, and connectedness as people traverse the town.

The project draws its inspiration and direction from extensive community engagement, with the council extending an invitation to residents to examine the concept plan and provide feedback through an online survey before September 22.

This initiative forms an integral part of the Nambour Centre Activation Project, an ambitious decade-long endeavour aimed at rejuvenating Nambour.

Nambour Centre Activation Project

Councillor David Law, representing Division 10, lauds this approach, which ensures that the public spaces within the town align with the values and needs of the community. He has expressed his gratitude to residents for their invaluable input via the Nambour Community Safety Survey, conducted late last year. The survey yielded nine key findings and six compelling recommendations, which are now up for consideration by both the Regional Council and the Nambour community.

Notable recommendations include the formation of a multi-agency partnership, the implementation of visible uniformed patrols on foot and bike, and the activation of public spaces. The comprehensive final report, inclusive of all findings and additional recommendations, is accessible on the Council’s “Have Your Say” website.

The Sunshine Coast Council recognises Nambour’s pivotal role as one of the region’s key service centres, and this concerted effort to revitalise the town promises to establish a lasting sense of place for the future, benefiting not only Nambour but also the hinterland communities it serves.

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