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2022-06-23 Special Meeting Agenda
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 23 JUNE 2022
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 23 JUNE 2022
2. Introduction and Context
2.1 State of Housing and the hinterland. Different housing types and styles are needed
throughout the Shire, to provide choices, ensuring people’s housing
Queensland is facing a housing crisis with over 50,000 people on the .
g 9 PeoP needs are catered for, regardless of age, mobility, household size and
state’s social housing register and communities throughout the State weg
experiencing very low rental vacancies. Neither the Commonwealth nor
State Governments are going to be able to redress this problem in a Past and present planning instruments for Noosa Shire have been built
brief time frame or without significant investment. around a carrying capacity philosophy. Most of the remaining planned
capacity is to be located within the existing defined urban boundaries,
The housi isis i by th it N Cc il f th
¢ Housing Crisis Is seen BY te current Noosa wouner as one orine rather than through significant outward expansion. Further development
most significant challenges it is likely to face. Accordingly, like man a . .
9 9 y oY ¥ and redevelopment within urban boundaries will encourage
ther local ts, it is looking f tob rt of th luti - 72d : :
conn local governments, It Is looking Tor Ways to be part ormme:solanon under-utilised land to be used more efficiently, with associated
so that Noosa Shire may remain a safe, inclusive community, where an . . .
; _— efficiencies in infrastructure and service provision. While a low level of
diversity is valued. private housing growth continues, it is typically not affordable for low to
It's estimated Noosa Shire is home to close to 57,000 people, around 60 medium income earners or first home buyers.
percent of whom reside in Tewantin, Noosaville, Noosa Heads and the . . . .
There is an imbalance between relatively lower paying employment
south-eastern coastal communities from Sunshine Beach to Peregian
9 opportunities, such as retail and hospitality sectors, and high housing
Beach. The balance of the population live in the hinterland, mostly within . .
costs, particularly where such jobs are concentrated such as Noosa
the existing towns and villages of Cooroy, Pomona, Cooran, Kin Kin, . . .
Heads and Noosaville. Lower housing costs away from these areas is
Boreen Point and their surrounding settlements, including Noosa North ;
traded for increased travel costs. Many employers face challenges
Shore.
an attracting and retaining staff as affordable housing is not available. This
By 2041, Noosa's population is projected to reach around 65,000 coincides with a loss of customer-focussed workers through recent
persons. These will be distributed between coastal urban communities
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