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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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20855596 • Many houses in Boreen Point have been purchased with the intention of making the property available
for short stay rentals.
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• Short-stay rental provides many benefits, including upkeep and maintenance of the property, including
20868348 the yard and gardens and regular cleaning, ensuring that the property is well maintained and adds to
20867138 the amenity of the Boreen Point township.
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• Regular guests ensure that properties are lived in, providing protection against theft, squatting and
vandalism during periods when owners are not at their properties.
20867002 • Omitting Boreen Point from Short Stay Area in the draft planning scheme would have a definite effect
20866908 on the number of competitors at sailing club regattas and thus have a deleterious effect on the income
of Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club and its ability to provide services to members, visitors and locals at
20867713 the current prices. The club conducts 6 major regattas per year attracting in excess of 600 competitors
20867475 through the years. Regattas are from 2 to 6 days long and sailors and their families need places to
stay. There would be a flow on effect to the broader Noosa Shire with the loss of competitors and
20864503 visitors.
20864505 • Regattas and the sailing club itself is at risk if competitors cannot access accommodation other than
camping.
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• There are local watercraft hire businesses, a property manager, cleaners and other businesses that
20867181 rely on holiday letting in Boreen Point.
20867190 • There have been no problems arising from the existing mix or residents and visitors thus far.
20867197 • The ban on short-term accommodation would create havoc for local event organisers and businesses
who rely on visitors to remain viable throughout the year.
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• The nature of the low-key buildings and the lake and surrounding environment make the town
20867306 particularly attractive to young families interested simple, relaxing activities.
20867750 • For the whole of our time at Boreen Point, first as holidaymakers and now as permanent residents, we
have appreciated the compatibility of locals and short stay visitors.
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• For the sake of residents and people with rentals or running small-scale businesses, to reconsider the
20868821 decision to exclude Boreen Point from the proposed Short Stay Area in the Draft Noosa Plan. Its
inclusion is essential to maintaining the character and the future of the town
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20864264 Teewah object to being excluded from short stay area Objection to being excluded from short stay area map noted.
20860936 Specific Objection to Teewah and Noosa North Shore not being included in the Short Stay Area mapping for
the following reasons:
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• Noosa North Shore and most specifically Teewah Beach has a long history of holiday-let homes, many
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of which are also weekenders for owners and their families. Removing the existing right to holiday let
20866365 houses would cause financial hardship to owners as well as the local cleaners and maintenance people
who are employed in the sector.
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• Many of these homes are professionally managed through real estate agents who ensure strict rules
20898176 are adhered to.
20866113 • Properties used as a holiday rental does not burden local facilities or infrastructure, given there are no
sealed roads, garbage collection or sewerage. Properties offer plenty of onsite parking for guests.
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• Teewah owners as a whole generally work together through the local Landowners’ Association to
20866539 ensure that services such as pumping of septic tanks are co-ordinated to minimise impact on the local
20867733 amenity.
• Availability of holiday homes reduces the impact on the nearby Teewah Beach Camping area.
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• Properties at Teewah are typically not large party houses. Most guests are here for the recreational
20860936 pursuits of walking, fishing, surfing or windsurfing.
20865534 • The ongoing use of Teewah or Noosa North Shore as a low-key holiday/Short-term stay destination will
not affect the housing availability and or long-term rental availability in the Noosa area due to its
20865850 location and access by beach and ferry only. It does not lend itself to permanent rentals.
20866365 • The general amenity of the Teewah / Noosa North Shore area will not be affected by its continuing use
20867714 for holiday rental.
• The one size fits all approach as proposed is impractical in places like Teewah and significantly
20898176 disadvantages those property owners who have historically relied upon the short-term accommodation
20866113 for economic viability.
20868213 • Teewah is unique, has beach access only and has relied upon income from short-term accommodation
for 40 years. It also has introduced accountability measures with owners by adopting Township rules to
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