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2022-11-04 - Special Meeting Agenda Item 1 - Attachment 2 - Consultation Report
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5.7 Community survey – what needs to be considered when developing
social and affordable housing in Noosa by age group
Findings from respondents aged 65 and over Q7. Most important thing to consider: 65-74
6.1% 11.4%
• Those aged 65 and above were more likely than any other age Must blend in with existing street character
9.6%
group to prioritise social and affordable housing that meets
Must meet current planning scheme
current planning scheme requirements, which was selected by requirements
21.9% and 20% of participants respectively. Is designed to reflect the character of the
21.9% neighbourh ood
Is accessible to greenspace
• Social and affordable housing that is accessible to greenspace
was only selected as the most important consideration by 4.4% 25.4% Proximity to local s ervices inclu ding public
of those aged 65-74 and by no one aged 75 and over. transport and activities
Development of social and affordable
7.9% housing throughout the whole region
• Similar to all other age groups, development of social and Proximity to employment opportun ities
affordable housing throughout the whole region was also an 13.2% 4.4%
important consideration. It was the most important Other
consideration for those aged 65-74, being selected by 25.4% of
participants.
• The development of social and affordable housing throughout
the region was the most important consideration for all age
groups except for those aged 75 years and over. Q7. Most important thing to consider: 75 and over
8.0%
20.0% Must blend in with existing street character
16.0% Must meet current planning scheme
requirements
Is designed to reflect the character of the
neighbourh ood
Is accessible to greenspace
20.0% Proximity to local s ervices inclu ding public
16.0% transport and activities
Development of social and affordable
housing throughout the whole region
Proximity to employment opportun ities
4.0%
16.0%
Other
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