Original source · versioned page text
NOOSA HOUSING STRATEGY - 12 MONTH UPDATE · ATTACHMENT 1 Update on Housing Strategy Actions
such as social housing, affordable Council staff have assisted Dept of Housing in master planning for their ventures. Advance the proposed planning scheme amendments which would
housing, or crisis accommodation. land in Doonella Street Tewantin. They are designing the development of improve potential for delivering at both sites, so that the community can be
an estimated 30 social housing units for the site. consulted on the concept.
Investigate potential for housing on 62
Lake Macdonald Drive, Cooroy. Preliminary investigations have begun on Council owned carparks to
Undertake appropriate consultation explore the options for housing in conjunction with retention of public
with the local community. carparking.
In partnership with the State,
masterplan optimum social, economic
and urban design outcomes for
redevelopment of land in central
Tewantin for housing and parking.
Partner with Community housing
provider(s) to seek State Government
funding to support social and affordable
housing and to deliver such housing on
appropriate Council owned land.
33 Encourage and provide support to the A workshop with not-for-profit community groups including organisations Continue to assist organisations in their considerations and plan preparation,
community sector such as faith-based such as churches was held with organisations interested in created safe providing planning advice and linking them with appropriate people.
and community-based organisations to spaces for people experiencing homelessness or crisis. Various churches
Assess relevant development applications that are lodged noting that application
review their land holdings for potential and community organisations are investigating options of utilising land or
fees can be discounted significantly for not-for-profit sector.
community housing or transitional / buildings.
crisis accommodation. Support
Strategic Planners provide regular planning advice on proposals.
programs which utilise existing assets
to provide safe night-time shelter. Community Development is supporting local agencies by facilitating
conversations with internal departments on planning and utility matters for
potential crisis accommodation and safe overnight carparking projects in
Noosa Shire.
34 Advocate to State Government for The National Construction Code (NCC 2022) incorporates new Modern Council will continue to work with LGAQ to advocate for improved design
improved sustainability measures for all Homes standards that introduce new requirements for accessibility and standards and EUAs available at the household level.
housing to provide all abilities access energy efficiency in new homes and better reflect community expectations
Finalise the Noosa Design Principles review.
and to reduce energy consumption and for modern homes.
costs to households, and to amend
Queensland will implement the Modern Homes standards through a new
planning regulations to enable councils
QDC 4.5— Liveable dwellings and grading to floor wastes and amendment
to set their own sustainability
of the existing QDC 4.1—Sustainable Buildings. The new QDC 4.5
requirements in regard to the built form
accessibility requirements took effect in October 2023, with the QDC 4.1
requirements of a Planning Scheme.
energy efficiency changes commencing May 2024.
Council staff are working collaboratively with LGAQ in advocating on
building codes improvements to address increased climate risks, reduce
emissions, and improve energy efficiency (including e.g., Environmental
Upgrade Agreements)
See the original
The page text is free to read. Viewing or downloading an original file needs an account.
Log in to see the original