Sunshine Coast Council

The Corporate Plan and Operation Plan are council's core strategic documents. They identify the short and longer term priorities for council

This Master Plan will assist the future development of sport and active recreation in Buderim and the surrounding region. Council adopted the plan in February 2012

Council adopted the Beerwah Sportsground Master Plan at its Ordinary Meeting on 5 October 2011

Council adopted the Caloundra Central Park Sport and Recreation Precinct Master Plan at its Ordinary Meeting on 16 November 2011

The Caloundra Centre Master Plan was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 23 March 2017

The Caloundra Public Art Plan provides a curatorial framework that will guide public art development and creative activation in Caloundra’s public spaces

The Caloundra Town Reserve Landscape Concept Plan was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 9 November 2017. This will enable council to seek funding and deliver the plan in consolidated stages

The Coastal Pathway Linear Open Space Master Plan was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 7 December 2017

The Conondale Memorial Recreational Park Master Plan 2016-2031 was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 10 November 2016

Council adopted the Coolum Sports Complex Master Plan at its Ordinary Meeting on 16 November 2011

Council adopted the Crummunda Park Landscape Plan on 15 October 2015

The Dicky Beach Precinct Plan was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 10 November 2016. Stage one is now complete

Council adopted the Elizabeth Daniels Master Plan at its Ordinary Meeting on 14 November 2013

Council endorsed the Environmental Reserves Network Management Plan 2017-2027 at its Ordinary Meeting on 18 May 2017

The Glasshouse Mountains Sports Complex Master Plan 2012 - 2027 was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 13 December 2012

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

The Inter-urban Break Outdoor Recreation Plan guides planning for recreation activities in the 63,000-hectare area that overlaps the Sunshine Coast Council and Moreton Bay Regional Council areas

The Sunshine Coast Local Disaster Management Plan aims to provide the community with the tools to return to a safe environment after a disaster

Council adopted the Lower Order Unsealed Road Upgrade Plan 2016-2026 on 25 January 2017

The final master plan for the staged development of the Maleny Community Precinct was endorsed by council in June 2010

The Maleny Sport and Recreation Master Plan was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 28 January 2016

Council adopted the Maroochydore Junior Rugby League Club - Facility Development Plan 2014 at its Ordinary Meeting on 16 October 2014

Council adopted the Maroochydore Multi Sports Complex Master Plan 2013-2028 at its Ordinary Meeting on 22 August 2013

Council adopted the Meridan Fields Sporting Complex Master Plan 2012-2022 at its Ordinary Meeting on 31 January 2012

Council adopted the Mooloolah Recreation Reserve Master Plan 2013-2028 at its Ordinary Meeting on 22 August 2013

Council adopted the Nambour Showgrounds Master Plan 2013-2023 at its Ordinary Meeting on 14 November 2013

Council adopted the Palmwoods Sports Complex Master Plan at its Ordinary Meeting on 31 January 2013

The Petrie Creek Parklands Open Space Master Plan was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 17 August 2017

Council endorsed the Place Making Mooloolaba Master Plan at its December 2015 Ordinary Meeting

Council endorsed the Palmwoods Public Domain Master Plan in November 2014

Council is preparing a master plan to guide the future use and management of this coastal area for all the community to enjoy

Council adopted the Regional Facilities Plan for Difficult to Locate Sports on 28 March 2019 which will guide the need and location of regional facilities for four specific sports categories

The Reserve 1000 Master Plan was adopted at council’s Ordinary Meeting on 20 August 2015

The Sunshine Coast Council Road Safety Plan 2016-2020 was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 28 January 2016. The plan will be a key document to guide council in achieving key road safety objectives for the Sunshine Coast region

The Sippy Downs Parks Master Plan will guide the development and management of parks at Sippy Downs

Council adopted the Street Tree Master Plan at its Ordinary Meeting in June 2018

Council adopted the Active Transport Plan at its Ordinary Meeting on Wednesday 2 February 2011

Council adopted the Sunshine Coast Aquatic Plan at its special Ordinary Meeting on Monday 7 March 2011

Council endorsed the region’s first ever arts plan at the August 2018 Ordinary Meeting

The Sunshine Coast Cemetery Plan introduces four guiding principles to guide the future of council’s cemeteries for the next 10 years. Council adopted the plan in September 2019

Council's Asset Management Policy sets out the framework for consistent and appropriate asset management practices

The Energy Transition Plan will guide the transition to using cleaner and renewable energy. Council adopted the strategy in December 2010

The Sunshine Coast Heritage Plan 2021-2031 was adopted 25 February 2021. It covers the conservation and management of the important things we want to pass on to future generations

Council adopted the Sunshine Coast Libraries Plan 2014-2024 at its Ordinary Meeting on 21 August 2014

The Sunshine Coast Council Local Government Area Biosecurity Plan establishes a foundation for managing weeds and pest animals across the Sunshine Coast

The Parking Management Plan was adopted at council's Ordinary Meeting on 12 October 2017

Council adopted the Sunshine Coast Performance and Community Venues Service Plan 2014-2029 at its Ordinary Meeting on 21 August 2014

The Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Action Plan 2021-2022 supports social and economic opportunities for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community of the Sunshine Coast

Council adopted the Recreation Parks Plan at its Ordinary Meeting in December 2021. Our Vision: A resilient network of recreation parks that provide equitable open spaces, connect people and nature, and promote healthy and creative lifestyles

Council adopted the Sunshine Coast Recreation Trail Plan at its Ordinary Meeting on 31 January 2012

The Sunshine Coast Skate and BMX Plan guides the provision, development and management of the region’s skate and BMX network. Council adopted an update of the Sunshine Coast Skate and BMX Plan 2011 - 2021 at its Ordinary Meeting on 17 August 2017

Council adopted the Sunshine Coast Sport and Active Recreation Plan at its special Ordinary Meeting on 7 March 2011

Council adopted the Sunshine Coast Council Unsealed Roads Upgrade Plan 2015-2035 on 28 February 2015

Developed as part of the Public Lighting Project and endorsed 15 September 2016