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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 23 JUNE 2022
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 23 JUNE 2022
e Relocatable home park further short-term accommodation an inconsistent use in the Medium
e Residential care facility and High Density Residential zones.
© Rethemene taelty 8.4 Inclusionary Zoning
e Rooming accommodation
; ; ; In consultation with the State, seek to require a portion of housing
8.3 Short-term accommodation in Medium and High development within some zones to be social and affordable housing.
Density Residential zones Combine requirements with development incentives (bonuses).
The limited opportunities for new development or redevelopment in 8.5 Disability Housing
these zones make it imperative new development makes best use of the oo . oo oo, .
. . . . ; Council will support specialist disability accommodation in multiple
land. Most existing development in the Medium and High Density . . . .
housing and dual occupancy scenarios as well as community residences
Residential zones eventuated through historical approvals that allow for . . ; —_
and shared homes. This includes amending the Community Facilities
use as either visitor accommodation or permanent occupation. These .
. . . Zone to allow for these uses where they specifically meet the fully
approvals cannot be removed. Further commitment of residential sites . . . . i,
accessible or high physical support design criteria.
to short term accommodation could only be done through scheme
amendments. The uses could be made consistent where providing Specialist Disability
Accommodation under the National Disability Insurance Scheme and
Council is committed to monitoring the quantum of visitor ; ; .
performance criteria should specify the categories of SDA design
accommodation in both the Medium and High Density Residential ied
expected.
zones, observing how this is changing with time and what affect it is
having on the availability of permanent accommodation. 8.6 Relocatable Home Parks
If such monitoring reveals these zones are out of balance and the Review which zones relocatable home parks are consistent in. Small
desired intent of the zones is at risk (i.e. they are no longer collections of tiny homes might for example be appropriate on State,
predominantly home to permanent residents), Council will seek to make Council or community owned lands. This would facilitate the parking of
small manufactured homes where there are appropriate facilities and
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