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2021-10-12 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 OCTOBER 2021
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 OCTOBER 2021
(e) potential beneficiaries within the local government area of Council from the proposed local
law include 10,610 residential properties consisting of an estimated 26,525 persons, and as
such represent a significant portion of the local community;
(f) the benefits of the proposed local law on residential health and residential amenity are
estimated as $9.56 million per annum;
(g) it is not anticipated that the supply of, nor the demand for, short stay accommodation in the
local government area of Council would be impacted by the proposed local law based on
assessed financial impacts on property owners and the potential impact of passing through
increased costs to visitors, and in particular, users of short stay accommodation and home
hosted accommodation.
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE IMPACTS ON STAKEHOLDERS FROM MOVING TO
ALTERNATIVES
Positive and negative impacts on stakeholders from moving to alternatives are particularised in the
schedules to this report as follows:-
Short Stay Letting and Home Hosted Accommodation — See Schedule 2
SUMMARY OF NET IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERNATIVES
An analysis of the costs and benefits of moving to an identified alternative is detailed in the following
schedules.
Short Stay Letting and Home Hosted Accommodation — See Schedule 2
PUBLIC INTEREST TEST REPORT RECOMMENDATION
For each of the local law and subordinate local law identified in schedule 1, each possible anti-
competitive provision reviewed is an anti-competitive provision and should be retained in its current
form in the public interest.
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Attachment 7 PIT Report - Administration (Amendment) LL (No. 1) 202] & SLL
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