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2021-07-06 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 JULY 2021
4.3. Public Notification
The application was publicly notified for fifteen (15) business days in accordance with the Planning
Act 2016. Eleven properly made submissions were received. The following table provides a
summary and assessment of the issues raised by submitters.
Matters Raised Comments
Carparking
Parking congestion making roads unsafe for The use is not supported, however it is noted that the
drivers and pedestrians proposed development includes a basement carpark
Concerned the guests will not utilise the providing for three onsite carparks for guests, which
basement and will park on street instead. complies with Noosa Plan 2020 carparking
requirements.
Reduction in permanent residential
Proliferation in short-term accommodation in It is noted that although short-term accommodation is
proximity. Full time residents being ‘squeezed a consistent land use within the Medium Density
out’ Residential Zone, it is not intended to erode the
There is a shortage of long-term availability of housing for permanent residents.
accommodation in the Noosa area. In our
experience long-term renters integrate better
in the neighbourhood with more responsible
behaviour i.e. less noise.
Noise and Amenity
Concerned that Noosa Council is allowing The site is zoned Medium Density Residential and is
development which increases the density of intended to be developed for dual occupancy and
people residing in this section of Sunshine multiple dwelling developments.
Beach, and specifically Ferguson Street,
increases traffic and parking difficulties,
increases the noise level and changes the
environment which changes the ambience of
the area.
Design
Location of the BBQ in proximity to adjoining The BBQ was removed in response to the Information
properties bedrooms Request issued.
Location of the rangehood in proximity to The dwelling complies with side setback requirements.
adjoining properties bedrooms A range hood is a standard inclusion in most dwellings
and would be no different if the dwelling was being
utilised as a dwelling house.
Location of the kitchen bench and cooktops in The dwelling complies with side setback requirements.
proximity to adjoining property. In addition, there are no windows/doors located on the
north eastern elevation, and as such the location of
the kitchen is considered acceptable.
General
Concerns regarding construction procedures / These concerns would arise with any redevelopment
fencing of a site.
Concerns regarding black rat infestations Not a relevant consideration for this development
application.
Vegetation within the road reserve The use is not supported therefore there will be no
Asbestos changes to the vegetation within the road reserve.
Management of the use The asbestos removal is managed through any
demolition approval and the relevant Building Certifier.
Council is currently working on a new Local Law to
assist in managing short-term accommodation in the
Shire.
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