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2022-11-14 GC Agenda - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Short Term Accommodation Monitoring Report 2022
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• Traffic is getting busier every day
• The roads won't be able to keep up with the volume of people coming here
Economic Development/Employment
• Supporting local businesses
• Job creation
• Finding long-term employment in my field
• Employment is a big issue
• Cooroy only has IGA need other shops. Jobs growth. Have to go to Nambour or Gympie as Aldi runs
out of stock
• Cooroy needs a ‘Woolies’ or Coles when you've got family to feed. Population growth and not enough
housing and jobs
• Unemployment of youth possibly leading to trouble in our small town
• Lifestyle. Business in the area, recovering after Covid
• Easy access to essential services. Housing and employment will be a problem
• Employment for local with the influx of people moving to the area
• Our town staying safe and peaceful if the council allows development here and there are not enough
jobs
• Local employment for school leavers
• Local jobs for the future
• Managing after Covid. Trying to find work
• Recovering from loss of income and services with Covid scare
• Recovering from the economic downturn
• Maintaining the budget while maintaining to economic growth
• Sensible economic growth and expansion of revenue generating tourism
• Employment for young people
Affordable housing
• Affordable housing for the low-income earners
• Housing affordability
• Shortage of rentals long-term properties, especially for low income people
• Housing especially rentals, as since Covid interstate people are buying up older houses and
demolishing them, splitting in two and building 2 new homes, living in one and putting family in the
other
• Housing shortage especially for families trying to buy or rent affordability
• Enough affordable rental properties with all the people wanting to move to the Sunny Coast
• Affordable housing especially for the workers in the hospitality and retail areas as it's often casual
and low income
pg. 197
Noosa Council Monitoring Report 2022/23
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