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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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21001632 papers and case studies from around Australia and the world in considering its response to this issue for
its community as well as substantial input provided through submissions.
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Many submissions have addressed the economic contribution of the short stay sector and the resultant
21001988 impact of the proposed scheme amendments. Submissions have been received from both property
21001992 owners and business owners who rely on the tourist accommodation sector for their livelihood and make
the point of the significant economic contribution visitors to these properties make to the Noosa Shire.
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The new Noosa Plan is not going to prevent lawful existing short-term accommodation from operating. It
21002238 has in many locations increased the Tourist Accommodation Zone in comparison to the current scheme.
21002239 It has also increased opportunities for visitor accommodation in the hinterland.
21002968 It’s been recognised for some time that while tourism is highly valued and contributes a very substantial
amount to the Noosa Shire economy and is a key sector for Noosa it is important to also diversify the
21003370 economic to build resilience and a diversified economy. The Local Economic Plan clearly identifies the
importance and need for a more diversified economy to provide for future employment opportunities. To
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this end the new scheme specifically includes various changes to grow centres and diversify businesses,
21003407 enables home-based businesses, commits more land to aged care, create a health and wellbeing
precinct, allow the hospital to expand, set aside innovation zones, and encourage start up and creative
21003410 businesses within precincts in industrial areas.
21003411 Whilst acknowledging the concern raised about this issue, it is considered that the Planning Scheme
21003413 provides a balanced approach to land use planning, continued support and opportunities for tourism
development, employment and business opportunities whilst seeking to maintain adequate housing for
21003417 residents and workers.
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Consultation Report - Consideration of Submissions on the New Noosa Plan Page 54
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