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2022-11-04 - Special Meeting Agenda Item 1 - Attachment 2 - Consultation Report
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5.6 Community survey - effectiveness of actions proposed
in housing strategy
Question 6: The draft Housing Strategy proposed 11 actions
that could be taken to address the housing crisis.
Participants were asked for their opinion on the effectiveness
of each of the actions. Q6. Top 3 actions – most effective
Of the 667 people who took part in the survey, 623 provided Ensure new hous in g is not located where it is adversely
a response to this question. affected by natural hazards such as flooding, bushfire 419
or subsidence
Findings Development of social and affordable housing occurs
throughout the region and n ot clu stered in one 380
location
• Across all actions proposed, participants were more likely
to agree that they would be effective than to disagree. Advocate for a portion of th e $38 .5million Sun shine
Coast social housing b udget to be spent on social 326
hou sing in Noosa Shire
• 419 people strongly agreed that any new social and
affordable housing must be built in areas not affected by 0 100 200 300 400 500
natural disasters.
• 380 people said new social and affordable housing should
be built in locations across the Noosa Shire, rather than in Q6. Top 3 actions– least effective
a specific community.
Amending the current Noosa Planning Scheme to
encourage and incentivise all new hous ing 123
• 123 people did not agree that amendments to the developmen ts to include a portion of s ocial or…
current planning scheme to encourage and incentivise all
new developments to include a portion of social and Ensure a high proportion of new hous ing is within
400m of activity cen tres, schools and pub lic transport 101
affordable housing would be effective. making it easier for residents
• 101 people did not think that by building a high Con sider the range of opp ortunities for how Council
can help subsidize th e d elivery of more afford able 98
proportion of new housing close to activity centres, hou sing through reduction or waiving of fees, charges…
school and public transport would be effective.
0 50 100 150
• A full analysis of the effectiveness of each action is
included on the following pages.
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