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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
SUMMARY OF NET IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERNATIVES
in summary, analysis of the alternatives provides the following information:
Co-regulation
Local Existing Potential Residents/ Immediate Tourist Representative Travellers’
government operators operators tenants neighbours operators bodies (Real Associations
Estate Agents)
Neutral Low positive Low positive Low positive Low positive Low positive Low positive Low positive
impact impact impact impact impact impact impact
Overall the
impact is neutral. | Overall the Overall the Residents may Residents may There is potential | Benefits may Benefits may
While there are impact on existing | impact on existing | benefit from the benefit from the for local tourism result from result from
costs involvedin | short stay letting short stay letting opportunity to opportunity to industry to gaina_ | involvement in involvement in
establishing a and home hosted | and home hosted | input into input into benefit from process of process of
new system, the accommodation accommodation development of development of better relations developing new developing new
long term benefits | operators would operators would new local law. new local law. between local law. local law.
may outweigh be positive. be positive. stakeholders.
these costs. Benefits should Benefits should
flow from the flow from the
opportunity to opportunity to
develop a new develop a new
local law in local law in
consultation with | consultation with
other other
stakeholders. stakeholders.
Overall, the analysis of costs and benefits has determined there would be a negligible net benefit in moving to a co-regulation regime. There would be some
costs initially in developing and implementing a new local law. Long term benefits may accrue from the process of bringing stakeholders together to develop
the new local law such as, establishment of links between stakeholders and fostering better relations between stakeholders, greater compliance by short stay
letting and home hosted accommodation operators and reduced administration for Council.
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Attachment 7 PIT Report - Administration (Amendment) LL (No. 1) 2021 & SLL
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