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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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21001080 Pro forma The New Noosa Plan continues to support tourism and visitor accommodation and a range of other short That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of these submissions.
term accommodation opportunities including:
21001085 I believe that changes to the Noosa Plan are anti-competitive, anti-tourism, and undemocratic and will leave
Council open to legal battle. • Extensive designated Tourist Accommodation zones with an increased number of existing sites in
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Noosaville and Noosa Heads now included in the zone form the current attached housing zone and
The changes proposed by Council will have significant impact on our community and our economy. There
2 large sites earmarked for new high end or 5 star visitor accommodation;
has been NO community and economic impact assessment.
• Short term accommodation opportunities in medium and high density housing zones
Council’s hard line regulatory approach is NOT the answer. There are better solutions that Council can
uniquely deliver. • Home hosted accommodation in all residential zones, including freeing up requirements for home
hosting from the current scheme making it easier to do.
The zones are inequitable and no economic impact assessment has been made.
• Short term accommodation up to 60 nights per year in principal place of residence anywhere in the
I do not believe that it is appropriate that such laws therefore be introduced without the potential impacts Shire
being understood by Council, stakeholders and the community. • Designated tourist parks and camp grounds
• New provisions supporting nature based tourism in the hinterland and rural areas.
Zones are used widely to manage competing land uses, avoiding incompatible uses occurring alongside
each other, for example an Industrial zone does not allow residential development to occur in it due to
the potential incompatibility of those uses, likewise residential zones do not allow industrial or many
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