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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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21003954 numerous other consequences from allowing poorly regulated holiday accommodation in residential
areas.
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• When a house in total is rented this should not be allowed if the house is in a normal residential
21003993 street with no other commercial accommodation available.
21003997 • The rights of owner occupiers who bought into quiet residential areas, and contribute to the economy
and prosperity of the shire 365 days a year, must be set above those of opportunistic investors
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whose only interest is in maximising their returns and are nowhere to be found when problems arise;
21004073 • support the draft regulations to protect the rights of Noosa residents over the vested interests of Real
21004077 Estate Agents, investors and developers.
Negative impacts on residential amenity and community
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• concern for loss of residential amenity in low density residential zones;
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• it is important that residential areas be protected from short term accommodation which significantly
21004098 reduces the amenity of an area and forces permanent residents to consider selling;
21004101 • Council has a responsibility to maintain the amenity of residential neighbourhoods;
21004106 • Keep Noosa unique and special
21004111 • investors are compromising council planning intentions, hollowing out permanence from residential
neighbourhoods, particularly in low density zones, and destroying all sense of community;
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• without permanent residents a community falls apart;
21004129 • there is a vast difference between the way Airbnb guests behave and the dynamics associated with
21004229 the operation of a Airbnb guesthouse and the way long term tenants and owner occupiers behave;
• short term rentals have a negative impact on amenity and liveability in low density zones as well as a
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negative impact on community cohesion and individual well-being.
21004328 • major negative impacts of STR’s include:
21004371 o the loss of a “sense of Community”
21004480 o reduced availability of affordable housing for residents;
21004504 o increased traffic and parking congestion;
21004686 o increased waste management problems;
21004768 o extra ratepayer costs to provide infrastructure.
21004810 • must not undermine the very fabric of the community by allowing any expansion or indeed any short
residential premises among community based neighbourhoods;
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• short term rental has a negative effect on households, neighbourhoods and community cohesion in
21004876 low density residential areas;
21004912 • This is totally unfair and will cause all sorts of neighbourhood disputes and arguments;
21005003 • Do not undermine the fabric of the community;
21005010 • The only stakeholder is the community;
• Some communities around the world have banned Air BNB completely;
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• STR has had a negative effect on households, neighbourhoods and community cohesion in low
21005073 density residential areas and the proposed changes will go some way towards addressing the issues
21005120 STR is causing for residents and ensuring these negative effects are contained into the future.
Negative impacts on housing market
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• Impacts on rental prices
• Adds to Noosa’s housing crisis – supply and demand
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• Interstate investors purchasing properties have greatly decreased the number of permanent rentals.
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• Houses are empty when not in use;
21005204 Negative impacts on day to day life
21005271 • residents expect to be able to enjoy their homes without having to put up with holiday makers staying
21004063 up until late at night talking loudly and/or drinking outside when residents are in bed.
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• Residential areas are so called because residents live there - not visiting members of public from
elsewhere. Visiting family and friends are entirely different to paying guests who expect to be able to
21005312 stay up late and enjoy themselves - coming and going at all hours;
21005348 • Unknown people on the common property is a concern.
Consultation Report - Consideration of Submissions on the New Noosa Plan Page 47
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