2022-11-14 GC Agenda - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Short Term Accommodation Monitoring Report 2022

The definition for a deNP2006 defines detached house:
      Detached house means the use of premises for a single dwelling unit which comprises
      the whole of the building on one lot. The term includes uses and works incidental to
      and associated with the detached house. The term includes the temporary use as a
      display home or removal home. The use may include a secondary dwelling not
      exceeding 65m2 in area. The use is not divided further.
NP2006 defined multiple housing below:
      Multiple Housing means the use of premises for two or more dwelling units or
      accommodation units, as the case may be, occupied by permanent or semi-permanent
      residents, where the occupants may share common facilities on the site. The term
      includes the following types:
      Type 2 Duplex Means the use of premises for two dwelling units either attached or
      detached, on one lot.
      Type 3 Retirement and special needs Means the use of premises for dwelling units
      or accommodation units that house persons who are aged, being nursed or are
      convalescing. In each case, communal facilities may be available to residents for social
      interaction, recreation and emergency medical attention. The use may also include a
      caretaker’s residence and medical centre where they are ancillary to the residential
      care facility. The use includes a retirement village, residential aged care and a group
      house, however does not include health uses or community residence as separately
      defined.
      Type 4 Conventional Means the use of premises for dwelling units that do not fall
      within Multiple housing Types 2, 3, or 5. The use includes units, townhouses, flats,
      apartments, villas and small dwelling units.
      Type 5 Relocatable Premises used for relocatable dwellings (whether they are
      permanently located or not) that provides long-term residential accommodation. The
      use does not include a Type 2 Caravan park as separately defined.


NP2006 defined visitor accommodation below:
      Visitor accommodation means accommodation that is designed and used for visitors
      to the Shire and where social, recreational and dining services may be provided for
      visitors by owners or staff. Resident guests stay for a temporary period of time (typically
      not exceeding three consecutive months). The term includes the following types:
      Type 1 Home hosted The use of premises for short-term accommodation hosted by
      the resident family within a detached house where there is no more than six guests
      accommodated in no more than three rooms. At least one bedroom within the detached
      house is excluded from use by guests. Meals may be provided by the hosts, as guest
      cooking facilities are not available. The use includes bed and breakfast.
      Type 2 Caravan park Premises used to provide for accommodation in RVs, self-
      contained cabins, tents and similar structures for the public for short-term holiday
      purposes. The use may include, where ancillary, a manager’s residence and office, a
      kiosk, amenity buildings or the provision of recreation facilities for the use of occupants
      of the caravan park and accommodation for staff.
      Type 3 Rural The use of premises for short-term accommodation where
      accommodation has direct connection with the rural production, environmental or
      scenic values of the premises. The use includes a cabin park, guesthouse or retreat
      located in a rural setting and host farm offering rural experiences.
      Type 4 Conventional Two or more dwelling units or accommodation units, for the
      purpose of providing short-term visitor accommodation. The use may include common

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Noosa Council Monitoring Report 2022/23