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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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21004844 Data and economic studies Investor and property value impacts and rights
20997077 • The impact, legal issues and implications have not been fully considered (including an economic All land within Noosa Shire is regulated in terms of what you can and cannot do.
impact statement by reputable experts in this field)
21003598 The Planning Scheme (Noosa Plan) regulates land use and development of all land across the Shire.
• There is no local data or analysis of fact regarding short-term letting to justify significant changes to Premises cannot be used freely for any use as defined in the planning scheme. All land is zoned and has
21003751 the town plan that will affect thousands of property owners across the shire. a range of allowable, consistent and inconsistent uses specified against each zone.
20983761 • There are no records of complaints relating to short-term letting, long term letting or just bad It is acknowledged that changes to landuse planning may affect development potential and therefore
neighbours. It is outrageous that sweeping changes to what homeowners can do with their main life’s property values which attract different investor interest.
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asset is based on anecdotal evidence.
21004526 Impacts on income and employment
• Not enough research and community consultation has been made.
20998742 • Consider the plight of all homeowners in Noosa shire by commissioning a comprehensive All existing lawful short term accommodation can continue under the provisions of existing use rights
independent unbiased report on the positives, negatives and opportunities arising from short-term which will continue to raise income from the commercial operation of the dwelling and continue to use
21004036 ancillary local business and support services while they chose to operate.
letting.
21004196 • More consultation and research needs to be undertaken before any more layers of bureaucracy are There is no evidence that no further increase in dwellings in the Low Density Residential zone used for
21004202 put in front of us. Let’s get back to basics and common sense. short term accommodation will impact on existing employment arrangements or income. The Noosa Plan
does not reduce the current stock of houses available for short term letting with existing use rights.
21004529 • Council has no evidence that short-term stay tourists create noise or liability problems for permanent
Noosa residents. In fact, police statistics show that the majority of noise complaints are about Property owners have the opportunity to short term let their principal place of residence while they are
20982141 permanent residents. Tourists are generally better behaved. If you want to reduce the impact of away for up to 60 days per year without planning approval providing supplementary income if desired.
tourists in Noosa create better traffic and transport solutions!
21003919 Over regulation
• No statistical evidence of complaints;
20992699 • Short term accommodation is not considered a consistent use within the Low Density Residential
Need for flexibility
21004259 Zone as it does not meet the purpose and outcomes of the zone. The main purpose of the Low
• If an owner occupier retires, decides that as they want to travel for say 1-2 years and holiday let their Density Residential zone is for permanent residential uses. Therefore any future application for the
21004339 property, they can’t. use would require a full impact assessment.
21000957 • Owners’ rights are being eroded. • Dwelling houses in low density residential zones were never intended for visitor accommodation as
• From a Real Estate perspective, if sellers have a property where they have the flexibility of holiday The Noosa Plan specifically designated areas elsewhere in the Visitor Accommodation zones and
21004316 allowed for a mix of visitor and permanent in attached housing zones.
renting as opposed to not having that flexibility, I am sure buyers will see the first property as being
20995281 worth more money. • The establishment of existing use rights requires the use to have commenced for a consistent
• Need flexibility for permanent and short stay period over the previous 12 months, and does not include an “intent” to commence.
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• You are removing my right of choice of how I utilise my property in a way that is arbitrary and onerous. • The tourism levy definition for short term accommodation is less than 3 consecutive months. The
20992900 application of the tourism levy is 120 days.
• This is clearly inequitable and discriminatory.
20992708 Data and economic studies
• Taking away property rights
21003614 The new Noosa Plan has been prepared in accordance with the requirements under the Planning Act
• People want access to their Noosa home. That can’t be achieved with a permanent rental. But it can 2016 with legal input as required.
21003605 in the new economy.
Council has produced a discussion paper on the Issues associated with the rapid increase in on line
20992901 • Want future right to short term let property
booking platforms and short term accommodation, and has also drawn on well documented research,
Overall impacts papers and case studies from around Australia and the world in considering its response to this issue for
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• Object to the proposed changes to the Noosa Town Plan, specifically in relation to the new zoning its community.
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changes, which will: Council records formal complaints regarding short term letting and received many submissions, phone
20994780 calls and information through the development of the planning scheme. Council has gained considerable
• reduce choice for holidaymakers;
20994791 knowledge and evidence regarding the issues associated with short term letting.
• reduce employment for those working in support of short term-holiday providers;
20995952 • reduce the overall amount of tourism accommodation and, consequently, the number of Need for flexibility
holidaymakers staying in Noosa, with consequent reduction in tourism dollars spent in local Property owners have the opportunity to short term let their principal place of residence while they are
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restaurants, bars, cafes, shops and recreation businesses; away for up to 60 days per year without planning approval providing supplementary income if desired.
20996482 • reduce the potential for home owners in low density zones from supplementing their incomes from Property owners may home host guests within their principal place of residence. There is no limit on the
20996485 renting out their homes when they are away; and, number of days this can occur.
• reduce options for homeowners who are required to go away for longer periods of time to look after
21004789 All land within Noosa Shire is regulated under the Planning Scheme in terms of what and landowner can
elderly or sick relatives.
and cannot do..
21003495 • Reduce visitor numbers;
Council needs to also consider and plan for the needs of the resident community, ensure adequate
20997077 • Have a detrimental impact on the local economy; reduce investor confidence. provision of housing and protect residential amenity. The Low Density Residential zone is the only
21001719 residential zone in Noosa that is proposed to make new short term accommodation inconsistent.
20997392 Overall impacts
20998883 Collectively dealt with above.
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