2019-09-12 Special Meeting Agenda

SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA   12 SEPTEMBER 2019




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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA                                                                  12 SEPTEMBER 2019

        Section 5
       Conditions that must be imposed on approvals.

       There are no conditions that must be imposed on approvals but section 6 below lists conditions that will, as a rule
       be imposed on a Local Law approval for short stay letting.

        Section 6
       Conditions that will ordinarily be imposed on approvals. These conditions must be complied with at all times and it
        is the responsibility of the approval holder (the owner) or the contact person to ensure they are complied with.

               (a) The operation of short term letting must not negatively affect surrounding residential amenity.
               (b) The operation of short stay letting must not constitute a nuisance.
               (c) The premises should be safe for occupants to enter and exit.
               (d) The occupants vehicles should be parked on the premises and not protrude past the boundary or cause
                  @ nuisance nor inconvenience to neighbouring properties. The draft New Noosa Plan provides for the
                  number of car spaces that must be provided, or, the number of car spaces are provided in accordance
                  with an existing development approval or if the premises has existing use rights then the number of car
                 spaces required by the planning scheme in force at the time.
               (e) This condition ensures that the number of occupants on the premises does not exceed the number of
                  bedrooms multiplied by 2 OR 12 occupants, whichever is the lesser. An example has been provided
                  above in section 4 (f) ii;
               (£) Waste and recycling bins are kept clean, tidy and in a hygienic condition;
               (g) This condition requires a ‘contact person notice’ which is a sign with the contact person’s name and
                 some details to be placed in a location clearly visible to members of the public. The location would
                  normally be located along the primary road front boundary. However, there may be circumstances
                  where another location would be specified to ensure it is easily viewed by members of the public.
               (hb) This sign must not exceed a maximum of 0.2m?_ A sign of 0.2m? = 500mm x 400mm or the equivalent;
               (i) This condition sets out the required content of the sign which must include the Local law approval
                  number, contact person’s name and telephone number and a short statement indicating that the
                  contact person is responsible for the premises. The letter size on the sign must be at least 50mm.
               (j) This condition is intentionally in blue and forms the embedded Code of Conduct. The Code of Conduct
                  provides a set of rules which the occupant/guests must comply with, which are:
                     L   it is required that all vehicles associated with the occupants are parked on the premises;
                    i.   =the maximum number of occupants is the number of bedrooms multiplied by 2 OR 12
                         occupants whichever is the lesser;
                    ill. this is a good neighbour type policy condition where occupants must not negatively impact on
                         the surrounding residential amenity;

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