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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
A6.5.10 Remove site layout and design requirements that would add to the cost of building housing but have 2022 Planner
negligible impact on persons outside the site. Regulator
A6.5.11 Prioritise the delivery of housing over the delivery of car parking. Review garaging requirements within the Ongoing Planner
planning scheme so they are not unnecessarily adding to the cost of housing. Regulator
A6.5.12 Investigate opportunities to make available Council owned land for housing that is desperately needed and 2022 and Partner
currently lacking within Noosa Shire such as social housing, affordable housing, or crisis accommodation. ongoing Daliver
Identify two or more Council-owned land sites (both coastal and in the hinterland) that can be made
available and commence formal investigation in Cooroy, Tewantin and Noosa Heads. Undertake
appropriate consultation with the local communities.
Partner with Community housing provider(s) to seek State Government funding to support social and
affordable housing and to deliver such housing on appropriate Council owned land.
A6.5.13 Commence investigation of Noosa Heads Cooyar St property for integrated and mixed-use residential living 2022 Planner/
(including families, aged care, people living with disabilities, key workers etc). Work with the State on Partner/
including it within the Urban Footprint. Deliver
A6.5.14 Encourage and provide support to the community sector such as faith-based and community-based Ongoing Planner/
organisations to review their land holdings for potential community housing or transitional / crisis Partner
accommodation.
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