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2022-11-04 - Special Meeting Agenda Item 1 - Attachment 2 - Consultation Report
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5.6 Community survey – comments on effectiveness of actions
proposed in housing strategy
Findings
Key concerns
• Thematic analysis was used to identify the key concerns raised in the
responses and the groups/people that that housing was supported for.
Concerns about future land
development/loss of • 64.2% of responses were concerned about the potential impact these
35.8%
land/wildlife actions would have on the Shire’s character with many worried about the
habitat/conservati on land potential for increased congestion, overpopulation, declining property
values and increased crime in areas where new social and affordable
housing is built.
Concerns about loss of
64.2% character/overpopulation/in
creased congestion/decrease • This was followed by concerns around the potential loss of land (including
property val ue/crime wildlife habitat and conservation land) should there be any future
housing development in the Noosa Shire.
• In analysing responses in relation to the effectiveness of actions and who
Support housing for: need housing support, there was clear support (26.3%) and awareness of
the economic impact that would be felt key workers were forced out of
the Shire due to a lack of housing affordability.
7.9% Elderly / ageing population
13.2%
Families • 42.2% of responses showed support for either vulnerable groups / people
13.2% in crisis (15.8%), families (13.2%) or low income earners (13.2%).
7.9%
Vulnerable groups / people
in crisis
Key workers
9.2%
15.8% Youth and first home
buy ers
6.6% Locals
Tourists / visitors
26.3%
Low income earners
37
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