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The Moffat Beach Place Plan will capture our community’s values and ideas to inform development of the plan. 

Looking north from Queen of Colonies Parade, Moffat Headland, ca 1970- from Sunshine Coast Council Heritage Library's Picture Sunshine Coast collection.

Looking north from Queen of Colonies Parade, Moffat Headland, ca 1970- from Sunshine Coast Council Heritage Library's Picture Sunshine Coast collection.

The Place Plan will aim to:

  • capture our community’s values and vision for Moffat Beach’s public spaces
  • guide how we can improve and manage the shared public spaces, like the streets and parks, where we walk, gather and interact with each other
  • make it safer and easier for people to walk around the suburb
  • reinforce the unique Moffat Beach character
  • look at how Council can schedule projects into the future to deliver on our community’s vision
  • guide future opportunities for grants and other funding sources.

Project area

The project area includes the broader Moffat Beach suburb. It will focus on the primary commercial activity area and adjacent recreation areas, Eleanor Shipley Park and Moffat Beach Park.

Map of Moffat Beach Place Plan site extents

Funding

Council has committed funds to develop the place plan in 2025.

There are currently no funds committed to implement projects that arise from the place plan.

The place plan will guide future funding applications including grants.

Timeframe

We are inviting our community to have your say as we develop the place plan.

We will also acknowledge previous planning and engagement that the community has contributed to including:

DateDetails
Mid-late 2024

Planning

  • Technical studies to gain knowledge of the project area.
  • Coordinate with other projects taking place in the project area.
19 March - 16 April 2025

Values and vision
Community Engagement Phase 1

Engage with our community to understand their vision for the future of Moffat Beach’s public spaces. We would like to understand what’s working well, what can be improved, and ideas for the future. 

  • Wednesday 26 March 2025, 6am-11am - Pop Up in the Park at the rotunda adjacent to Moffat Beach Park playground
  • (Rescheduled) Saturday 12 April 2025, 10am-3pm - Pop Up in the Park at the rotunda adjacent to Moffat Beach Park playground
  • Thursday 3 April 2025, 5.30pm-8pm - Community workshop at the C.C.S.A. Hall, 1 Nutley Street, Caloundra
  • Wednesday 19 March - Wednesday 16 April 2025 - Online survey
Mid-2025

Have we got it right? (Community Engagement Phase 2)

  • Review community feedback on Phase 1 engagement.
  • Undertake further technical studies if required.
  • Develop the draft public realm vision, values and design principles that will guide development of the Draft Place Plan.
Late-2025

Draft Place Plan (Community and Stakeholder Engagement Phase 3)

  • Develop the Draft Place Plan, including character guidelines and proposed future projects.
  • Gain feedback on the Draft Place Plan.
Early-2026

Presenting your Place Plan (Community and Stakeholder Engagement Phase 4)

  • Finalise the Place Plan and present to our community.

Frequently asked questions

What is a place plan?

What is a place plan?

A place plan is a plan for the future of a place. It outlines the community’s vision for the place and actions to achieve the vision.

What is the purpose of the Moffat Beach Place Plan and why is it needed?

What is the purpose of the Moffat Beach Place Plan and why is it needed?

The purpose of the Moffat Beach Place Plan is to:

  • Guide opportunities for short- and long-term initiatives, potential partnerships, and funding sources including grants.
  • Consider infrastructure investment.
  • Provide place character and activation guidance.
  • Enable Council to make informed decisions about the future investment.
  • Give our community clarity around future revitalisation.
  • Consider the interests of all relevant stakeholders.

Community feedback gathered through the Make Moffat Shine Group’s petition and the Moffat to Shelly Beach Coastal Study has identified that Moffat Beach could benefit from having a long-term plan to guide future investment and change.  

What area will be covered by the Moffat Beach Place Plan?

What area will be covered by the Moffat Beach Place Plan?

The project area includes the broader Moffat Beach suburb. It will focus on the primary commercial activity area and adjacent recreation areas, Eleanor Shipley Park and Moffat Beach Park.

How can I get involved?

How can I get involved?

We want to understand your vision for the future of Moffat Beach’s public spaces. 

We are sharing three projects for feedback that focus on a long-term vision and plan for the suburb’s public spaces, as well as more immediate planning for the parkland at Moffat Beach and for Moffat Headland.

These are the Moffat Beach Place Plan, Moffat Beach Seawall Draft Landscape Plan, and the Moffat Headland Railing Renewal and Enhancement project.

We would like to understand what’s working well, what can be improved, and your ideas for the future. 

There are several ways you can get involved:

  • Wednesday 19 March - Wednesday 16 April 2025 - Online survey
  • Wednesday 26 March 2025, 6am-11am - Pop Up in the Park at the rotunda adjacent to Moffat Beach Park playground
  • Thursday 3 April 2025, 5.30pm-8pm - Community workshop at the C.C.S.A. Hall, 1 Nutley Street, Caloundra
  • (Rescheduled) Saturday 12 April 2025, 10am-3pm - Pop Up in the Park at the rotunda adjacent to Moffat Beach Park playground
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How will my feedback be used?

How will my feedback be used?

The project team will assess feedback and use to develop a clear set of draft values and vision for our community to review.

What happens if I don’t agree with the outcomes of the place plan?

What happens if I don’t agree with the outcomes of the place plan?

Our community will have multiple opportunities to have your say throughout the preparation of the place plan. 

However, unanimous agreement is not the goal of the place plan. Rather it strives to create balance and blending of views to responsibly manage change for the enduring benefit of the place and community.

What funding does the Moffat Beach Place Plan have?

What funding does the Moffat Beach Place Plan have?

Preparation of the place plan is being funded by Sunshine Coast Council Division 2 Councillor Landsberg’s Minor Capital Works budget.

There are currently no funds committed to implement projects that arise from the place plan.

The place plan will guide future funding applications including grants.

Is there anything else that I can do to help develop and deliver the Moffat Beach Place Plan?

Is there anything else that I can do to help develop and deliver the Moffat Beach Place Plan?

Yes! Encourage your kids, parents, friends, colleagues, and neighbours to get involved and fill out a survey. We want to hear from everyone who lives, visits and loves Moffat Beach.

Moffat Beach seawall project

Another important project on the Moffat Beach foreshore is the Moffat Beach seawall reconstruction project.

It will provide a vital role in continuing to protect the Moffat Beach community parklands, paths, roads and facilities from future climate change impacts. It will also provide access points from the parkland to the beach.

Where to from here

We will keep our community informed on upcoming community engagement opportunities.

We invite you to subscribe to receive updates on this project and be the first to know about opportunities to have your say on the Moffat Beach Place Plan.

Contacts

You can keep up to date on the Moffat Beach Place Plan by subscribing for email updates.

To contact the project team, please email: [email protected] 

Learn more about the history of Moffat Beach through our Heritage Library's Picture Sunshine Coast collection.