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2022-11-04 Special Meeting - Agenda Item 1 - Attachment 1 - Housing Strategy
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5.4 Outcome - Development and redevelopment for housing is diverse, meeting varied and
changing needs of people across their life
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Actions Timing Council role
A6.4.1 Strengthen regulatory provisions in the Noosa Plan which will result in a greater delivery of 2022-23 Planner
small dwellings, accessible housing, affordable housing and social housing throughout the Regulator
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medium and high density residential zones and within major centres.. Initiate changes to the
Planning Scheme to incorporate Inclusionary planning provisions and achieve this through
mechanisms such as development bonuses and incentives such as increased developable floor
area or height in major centres.
A6.4.2 Continue to work with the housing and homelessness sector and community service Ongoing Partner/
providers on wrap around services for people at risk of homelessness. Advocate
A6.4.3 Work with traditional owners to explore opportunities for traditional owners to return to 2022-23 Partner/
country in housing that meets their needs. Identify opportunities and advocate for change to state Advocate
legislation and regulatory frameworks to achieve this where appropriate. Actively investigate
potential for this on State owned lands in the hinterland.
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A6.4.4 Partner with and advocate for owners of approved age care sites to encourage optimum
outcomes and their timely development, providing such sites do not require the clearing of
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remnant vegetation.
A6.4.5 Ensure a higher proportion of new housing is built to design standards that make it suitable
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and comfortable for seniors and people living with a disability. Through the Planning Scheme -
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• Promote delivery of accessible housing and SDA housing design. Regulator
• Review provisions for Community residences and Rooming accommodation to ensure they are
not dis-incentivised through built form, parking, landscaping or infrastructure contributions.
• Review provisions for relocatable home parks to allow for small groupings of tiny homes.
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