Commercial Use of Open Space on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island)
Redland City Council
#Overview
Ensuring sustainable use and enjoyment of cherished public open spaces on Minjerribah through the right balance of commercial and community uses.
Plan C conducted a study on commercial uses and other public space issues to address the high demand being placed on Minjerribah's public open spaces. The study quantified economic benefits and adverse impacts of commercial uses and identified emerging commercial uses.
Plan C also undertook a review of the policy and regulatory framework relating to commercial use of public space and identified gaps in the existing governance framework. Research included site analysis and interviews with business, Council officers, community groups, residents and site users.
#Key Outcomes Achieved
Developed clear recommendations and guidelines for future commercial use of public spaces.
Identified the type, location and impact of lawful and unlawful commercial uses occurring on publicly owned land on Minjerribah.
Quantified economic benefits and adverse impacts of commercial uses, and identified emerging commercial uses.
Site analysis and interviews with business, Council officers, community groups, residents and site users.