2017-04-11 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 1 Housing Needs Assessment

Table 67. Assumed additional secondary dwellings, Low take-up scenario, Noosa Shire,
2016-2036

Area                      Total Possibly     Proportion and number of            Proportion and number of
                           Suitable Lots    assumed secondary dwelling          assumed secondary dwelling
                          for Secondary            for residents                        for visitors
                           Dwellings (a)

Total 2016-2036

Urban Areas                   10,399             10%               1,040              5%               520

Hinterland                     7,832              3%                235              0.5%               39

Noosa Shire                   18,231              NA              1,275              NA                559

Each 5 year period 2016-2036

Urban Areas                   10,399              3%                260             1.25%              130

Hinterland                     7,832            0.75%               59             0.125%               10

Noosa Shire                   18,231              NA               319               NA                140

Notes: a = Total possibly suitable lots are lots located in the detached housing, rural settlement and rural zones
with an area greater than an arbitrary 600m2. A proportion of these lots will be unsuitable for a secondary
dwelling given various policy and practical constraints.

New Stock to Meet Future Resident Households Needs
The assumed need for new stock to meet assumed resident household needs is outlined below in
Table 68. This table summarises the assumptions outlined above regarding assumed resident
needs (low change scenario), additional demand from resident households vacating resorts
(medium change assumptions), and additional capacity due to new secondary dwellings (low
take-up assumptions). Although secondary dwellings may be classified as attached dwellings
under the census definitions they are considered to meet the needs of resident households for
both small semi-detached and small attached dwellings and therefore have been split between
these two dwelling types as outlined below.




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