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Maroochydore a Ccess Maroochydore Access Map Duporth Avenue COMMUNITY SERVICES Wright Street Katherine Street Broadmeadows Road A B C D E F G H Sunshine Coast Council 10 First Avenue F2 Baden Powell Street Phone: 07 5475 7272 x4 Centrelink North 5 Maud Street G3 Scale 200m Maroochydore Road Church Street Phone: 13 24 68 1 Ocean Street 1 Maroochydore Library Maroochydore Road 44 Sixth Avenue (Map over the page) Primary School Court Maroochydore Duporth Avenue Phone: 07 5475 8989 Big Top x15 Maroochy Neighbourhood Centre 5 Fifth Avenue (Map over the page) Maroochydore Rotary Park Phone: 07 5443 6696 Evans Street Retail Maroochydore Cotton Tree Aquatic Centre Residential ther Bus Station 412 Cotton Tree Parade (Map over the page) Horton Parade Phone: 07 5443 5601 Sunshine Plaza The Esplande 2 Sunshine Coast 2 FirstAvenue A2 Multiple ecept Cornmeal Parade Council Millwell Road Community Centre level P 11a Millwell Road East Phone: 07 5443 8809 Sunshine Plaza Memorial Parade Community Centre Maroochydore Visitor RSL Millwell Road Information Centre ** George Street Memorial Parade Corner of Melrose Parade and Sixth Avenue Phone: 07 5443 6696 Maroochy Boulevard Plaza Parade x8 Mungar Street Golf Street Golf Council Link Transport Reserve Caravan Park Second Avenue • People aged 60 and over Centrelink 3 Aerodrome Road 3 Maud Street • People with disability Southern Drive Plaza Parade • Carers and minors accompanying Plaza Parade Kippara Lane eligible people. Bookings must be received before noon Maud Street the day before the trip. A B C D E F G H Phone: 07 5390 1288 or TTY: 13 36 77 Accessible toilet Bus stop Hospital and health services Pharmacy Service station Telephone OTHER ATM Caravan park Information Picnic table Stairs only Traffic Light Crossing Maroochydore Police Station 13 Cornmeal Parade D2 Australia Post services Church Library Playground Supermarket Steep gradients (considered 1:14 or more) Phone: 07 5475 2444 BBQ Good crossing point Parking Accessible parking bays Public seating Taxi No Pathway Retail Car parking Reserve/Caravan park Residential/Other Building/Shop Walkway ** Not shown on map. DISCLAIMER: Information on Access Map represents time of onsite mapping. The makers / publishers of this map do not accept responsibility for inaccuracy, omissions, incorrect information or any action taken as a result of this map. Map developed April 2018. Icons indicate accessible elements within the vicinity of the icon. ASN also credit © OpenStreetMap as contributors. Unless the access map indicates Steep Gradient or No Pathway it can be understood that there is a pathway that is considered to be traversable by people with disability. 82774 10/18. Printed on environmentally responsible paper. responsible 82774 10/18. Printed on environmentally 4560 Qld Centre Mail Coast Sunshine 72 Bag Locked Sunshine Coast Council Coast Sunshine T 07 5475 7272 F 07 5475 7277 5475 07 F 7272 5475 07 T Jamieson Mark Mayor [email protected] www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au accessible Sunshine Coast for all. all. for Coast Sunshine accessible and we will continue to work towards a more more a towards work to continue will we and to increase accessibility throughout the region region the throughout accessibility increase to Sunshine Coast Council is proud of our efforts efforts our of proud is Council Coast Sunshine to the Maroochydore Town Centre. Town Maroochydore the to valuable tool to help people gain easy access access easy gain people help to tool valuable Access Map. I know this Access Map will be a a be will Map Access this know I Map. Access have kindly assisted in the development of this this of development the in assisted kindly have Sunshine 60 and Better across the region who who region the across Better and 60 Sunshine Advisory Network (SCAAN) and members of of members and (SCAAN) Network Advisory the contribution of the Sunshine Coast Access Access Coast Sunshine the of contribution the On behalf of council, I gratefully acknowledge acknowledge gratefully I council, of behalf On screen reader friendly information. friendly reader screen Use the QR Code to access access to Code QR the Use and Nambour which you may find helpful. find may you which Nambour and Screen Reader Screen town centres of Caloundra, Mooloolaba, Maleny Maleny Mooloolaba, Caloundra, of centres town There are also Access Maps available for the the for available Maps Access also are There whatsoever that may occur by reliance on the information provided. information the on reliance by occur may that whatsoever disability. disability. Council accepts no liability for any inconvenience, damage or injury injury or damage inconvenience, any for liability no accepts Council While all care was taken when completing this map, Sunshine Coast Coast Sunshine map, this completing when taken was care all While other accessible amenities for people with a a with people for amenities accessible other accessible parking areas, public toilets and and toilets public areas, parking accessible Australia and Australian Standards. Australian and Australia map were assessed generally in accordance with the Building Codes of of Codes Building the with accordance in generally assessed were map the town and includes information about about information includes and town the The streetscape, facilities, kerb ramps and gradients identified on this this on identified gradients and ramps kerb facilities, streetscape, The identifies accessible paths of travel throughout throughout travel of paths accessible identifies Disclaimer within the Maroochydore town centre. This map map This centre. town Maroochydore the within is an easy-to-use guide to accessible facilities facilities accessible to guide easy-to-use an is www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au The Maroochydore Town Centre Access Map Map Access Centre Town Maroochydore The and cycling along the waterfront. the along cycling and works and visits our region. our visits and works usually pulsing with people walking, jogging, wheeling wheeling jogging, walking, people with pulsing usually ACCESS MAP ACCESS place for everyone who lives, lives, who everyone for place Walking tracks from Sunshine Plaza to Cotton Tree are are Tree Cotton to Plaza Sunshine from tracks Walking our Sunshine Coast a better better a Coast Sunshine our Centre Town recreational facilities. facilities. recreational community partners to make make to partners community beaches, river precinct, shopping, entertainment and and entertainment shopping, precinct, river beaches, worked with residents and and residents with worked Maroochydore Maroochydore is best known for its sensational sensational its for known best is Maroochydore Coast Council has has Council Coast Maroochydore is in the heart of the Sunshine Coast. Coast. Sunshine the of heart the in is Maroochydore For many years, Sunshine Sunshine years, many For About Maroochdore About Mayor’s Message Mayor’s How to use these maps This Access Map provides information about street access, accessible services and Maroochydore Aquatic facilities within the Maroochydore Town Centre. Information on this map includes where to find Rotary Park Centre accessible parking, toilets, pathways, seats, telephones, medical/health services, ATM’s and public transport. King Street Cotton Tree Parade There is a Legend Key that provides a simple Alexandra Parade explanation of the symbols used on this map. Unless the Access Map indicates Steep Gradient or No Pathway it can be understood that there is a pathway that is considered to be Memorial Avenue Maroochy traversable by people with disability. Surf Club Icons, pathways and services are shown within ThirdAvenue an approximate location. This map has been Memorial Parade developed during an onsite inspection and cross referenced with GIS data. Community Forth Avenue services that have been listed give a grid Beach Parade reference relating to their location. For more information about this Access Map Beach Parade please contact Sunshine Coast Council on Sixth Avenue 1300 007 272 or 07 5475 7272 or visit the Community Centre website at www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Kippara Lane Good Crossing Point The good crossing point icon has been used Transport and information Accessible Toilet ATM More information about accessible transport and timetables to show where there are good kerb ramps and Parking for the Sunshine Coast is available from: Taxi pedestrian zebra crossings. These crossing points Accessible parking bays Translink: 131 230 may have elements that do not fully comply with TTY: 133 677 Telephone Supermarket Australian Standards and are to be used according www.translink.com.au to each person’s ability. Hospital and Health Services Church Bus stops are shown on access map Taxi rank locations are shown on the Access Maps and Pharmacy Library Sunshine Cabs can be contacted on: 131 008 Australia Post Services Steep gradients Good Crossing Point No Pathway.
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