Sunshine Coast Council story. Settlement history Settlement of the area dates from the late 1800s, with land used mainly for timber-getting and farming. Significant residential development did not occur until the 1960s, with rapid growth during the 1970s and 1980s. The population continued to increase from the early 1990s, a result of new dwellings being added to the area. Population growth is expected to continue, particularly in Birtinya, Bokarina and Wurtulla. Beach, Wurtulla Beach, Kawana Aquatic Centre, Kawana Sports Fields, Currimundi Lake (Kathleen McArthur) Conservation Park, Beltana Park, Chelsea Crescent Park, Chelsea Park, Coopers Park, Crommunda Park, Cypress Park, Dorothy Anderson Park, Double Bay Beach Park, Emerald Vista Parade Park, Fantail Place Park, Island Park, Jack Chambers Park, Jasmin Circle Park, Jessica Park, John Hotton Park, Kevin Asmus Park (Kawana Family Centre, Scouts Hall, Girl Guides Hall & Tennis Courts & Community Gardens), Kurrajong Crescent Park, La Balsa Park, Lacebark Street Park, Laurie Hutchison Park, Majorca Place Park, Melody Court Park, Millie Park, Mooloolah Drive Park, Moondara Park, Myuna Park, Neerim Drive Park, Noel Burns Park, Noree Park, Oak Park, Oakdale Park, Palkana Park, Pinehurst Park, Paul Niesler Park, Peacock Park, Perina Park, Pierce Park, Pike Park, Point Cartwright Reserve, Quota Hideaway Park, Rata Park, Regatta Park, Reg White Park, River Park, Rosella Park, Saleng Park, Satinbird Park, Schellenberger Park, Simpson Park, Stockland Park, Sunbird Chase Park, Swallow Park, Tahiti Street Park, Teal Court Park, The Decks Park, The Palms Park, Tuldar Park, Wimbrel Court Park, Wingara Park, Woodlands Park, Wyanda Park, Kawana Library and numerous schools
Posted on: Thu, 20 Nov 2014 13:19:42 +0000
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