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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 23 JUNE 2022
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 23 JUNE 2022
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endangered wildlife?” the front yards and nature strip”
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‘Noosa just won't be the same anymore
A clear, fact-based public information campaign is needed to better educate the community
and help maintain clear, accurate messaging about the issue.
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Key messages
- Help us identify the type of housing suitable for Noosa and be part of the solution.
- Those reliant on affordable housing are great local people “just like you and me”
- Housing key retail and hospitality workers helps ensure good service levels and available
staff for businesses.
- Housing (shelter) is a fundamental human need and should be prioritised over elements
like car parking
- We need to make the best use of what little remaining urban land we have — this means
there will need to be an “infill” component.
- Social and Affordable housing projects can be attractive, quality developments
- Community Housing Providers are professional and sensitive operators who have already
changed the lives for many clients
- What can we do as a community to be more welcoming and inclusive?
Partners / Champions
To build support from the beginning, it is suggested Council identifies, recruits, and mobilizes
local champions, through existing networks. These are likely to include:
- Business/community leaders (Tourism Noosa, Chamber of Commerce, Bendigo Bank etc)
- Recognisable and respected community members
- Community Housing Providers (Coast2Bay, YouTurn)
- Specialist Disability Accommodation providers (YoungCare, Endevour)
- Support Services (Vinnies, Lifeline, Salvation Army, Sunny Streets, Orange Sky Laundry
etc)
- State agencies many have useful resources for community engagement
- Recruit others who have either publicly supported social and affordable housing or who
have put concepts forward in the past
Target audience
The key audience(s) will include:
- Land owners
- Renters
- Real estate / property managers
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