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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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20862009 make the entire suburb of Sunshine Beach a Short-term stay precinct and destroy our entire
community.
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• Completely disagrees that the entire suburb of Sunshine Beach should have the capacity to Short-term
20862017 let. What is left of a local community there will be totally decimated should this go ahead and will add
20862018 to lack of permanent rentals available.
• Opposes the creation of Short Stay areas such as at Sunshine Beach – they will further destroy this
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neighbourhood for permanent living and increase the negative impacts of lack of amenity and lifestyle
20862028 for all existing residents. Whilst this area does have probably the lowest of number of residential
houses this does not mean that these ratepayers are not significant nor should they be penalised. To
20862473 isolate this area for short stays will only increase the current problems of properties being loudly
20863146 groomed weekly where we are already struggling with lack of street parking and this is impacting the
residences and clean away rubbish removal with the bins being behind all the cars.
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• Council’s primary responsibility is to its residents and not visitors. Over tourism is having a significant
20863737 impact on the amenity and lifestyle of residents and it is unclear how the proposal would fix these
issues.
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• While the impacts of short term accommodation can be lived with, it is the inference that the 'best
20864504 areas'; of Noosa should be given over to tourists. The residents already suffer enough from the
negative effects of tourism (particularly road closures). Residents came to Noosa for its attractions like
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the river and parkland. There is a social justice issue in further denying (or at least discouraging)
20865025 residents’ access to the reasons and attractions they came to live here for.
20865572 Increased short term accommodation in residential area
20866057 • This legitimises an already distressing situation for residents of Sunshine Beach, Sunrise Beach,
Noosa Heads and Noosaville putting up with increasing instances of short-term letting within their
20866400 neighbourhood and only encourages more of them
20866539 • Council is turning our area into one that will become a glorified tourist precinct with neighbouring
properties allowed and even encouraged to provide Short-term tourist accommodation.
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• While Council offers an apparently caring regulatory protection to ensure amenity and privacy of
20866719 neighbourhood residential premises, in reality, the proposed inclusion of our property in the Short Stay
20867015 Map, creates a business platform for neighbouring properties to make available five bedrooms for ten
guests (hotel/motel style) Short-term stays.
20867100 Contradicts local plan codes
20867101 • Proposal seems to contradict the outcomes and purpose of the coastal Communities Local Plan Code
20867102 and Low Density Residential Zone in relation to high levels of amenity.
Not the solutions to fix problems
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20867142 • Designating large areas of prime real estate for unfettered expansion of Short-term accommodation
does not fix or address the problem.
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• An exclusion area will not eliminate the issue but rather compound the issue in areas where Short-term
20867162 letting can continue still offering no forms of governance.
20867167 • Does nothing to regulate STA’s except confine them to the most expensive and most desirable living
areas of the shire. Over time this will exclude long term renters from beachside areas and lead to
20867195 gentrification.
20867199 • The maps are not useful or necessary as other options are available
20867675 Does not address impacts from short stay or help residents
20867696 • Agree with council's views regarding, reduced residential liveability, private residential amenity and
disruption to Sense of Community, so why is Council not being responsible in providing protection and
20867732 controls for all ratepayers and but considering turning their residential area into one that will become a
glorified tourist precinct with neighbouring properties allowed and even encouraged to provide Short-
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term tourist accommodation.
20867754 • Neighbours within the SSA have no control over the situation unless proper planning assessment
20867791 conducted
20868174 • Does nothing to provide assurance or help to residents affected by short-term accommodation in their
neighbourhood but allows a free for all approach within coastal areas with no transparency or
20868220 regulation
20868346 • Does nothing to increase Council’s ability to identify STA’s or to seek recompense for extra
infrastructure
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• Designating large areas of prime real estate for unfettered expansion of Short-term accommodation
20868597 does not fix or address the problem.
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