Provision of a single Kayak storage Facility, in lieu of the current two privately owned unauthorised structures, that sits well in the vision of the Byron Foreshore plan of management for Reserve 82000

As per above, currently there are two unauthorised privately owned structures on the Foreshore operating Sea Kayak Adventures. Current Class 2 Sub-licences are up for renewal in November 2025. The project will centralise storage in one, publicly owned structure which can assist with reserve management, as well as be leased to community and/or commercial providers, with the revenue reinvested back into the maintenance and ongoing improvement of the reserve. The project will improve amenity by freeing up almost 100 sqm of green space for gathering, recreation and connection.

Finally, the project facilitates a shift away from commercialisation of public space in favour of prioritising prime open space for community and providing a seamless east-west foreshore experience, thereby increasing community enjoyment of the reserve.

Council intends to construct a Kayak storage facility, and existing structures will be removed at the private owner's cost.

Plans for the structure include:

• Architectural
•  Structural detail
•  Hydraulics detail
• REF - All submissions to refer to conditions of the REF (Review Environmental Factors) for compliance to Tender requirements.
• VIA - Visual impact Assessment