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NOOSA HOUSING STRATEGY - 12 MONTH UPDATE · ATTACHMENT 1 Update on Housing Strategy Actions
Council takes part in the Sunshine Coast Homelessness & Housing
Network.
19 Work with traditional owners to explore Staff have identified State owned land subject to a native title claim that Discuss opportunities for housing for traditional owners with the State.
opportunities for traditional owners to could have potential for Indigenous housing.
Engage with traditional owners around housing aspirations and opportunities.
return to country in housing that meets
their needs. Identify opportunities and Encourage dialogue between traditional owners and the State on any suitable
advocate for change to state legislation land.
and regulatory frameworks to achieve
this where appropriate. Actively
investigate potential for this on State
owned lands in the hinterland.
20 Partner with and advocate for owners Works have started to progress on the approved retirement and aged care Continue to uphold the planning intent for these sites and provide advice based on
of approved age care sites to facility at Grasstree Court Sunrise Beach. the need for them to be used for residential care, potentially with staff
encourage optimum outcomes and accommodation.
The site at McKinnon Drive Tewantin has not progressed since COVID19.
their timely development, providing
Owners are understood to be revising plans.
such sites do not require the clearing of
remnant vegetation. The residential care component of Palm Lake Resort has not eventuated.
The site at Ferrells Road/Myall St Cooroy was purchased by developers
with no known interest in residential care, who would seem to be pursuing
other proposals.
An existing aged care at Noosa Heads have been reconfiguring rooms.
An aged care at near Caramar Street Tewantin has completed their
dementia ward but not yet developed all of their site.
21 Ensure a higher proportion of new The proposed planning scheme amendments seek to achieve a higher Advance the proposed planning scheme amendments to community consultation
housing is built to design standards that proportion of accessible housing. in 2024.
make it suitable and comfortable for
Community residences are already allowed in the Low Density Residential Through community consultation, education and awareness campaigns explain the
seniors and people living with a
zone, Rural Residential zone and other residential zones without requiring social and economic benefits of liveable housing designs that can be comfortably
disability. Through the Planning
planning approval. accommodated by residents with differing mobility. Encourage the development of
Scheme
class 1 buildings that could function as shared living, including rooming
Domestic scale rooming accommodation is allowed in the Low Density
• Promote delivery of accessible accommodation, community residences or co-living of mature residents (such as
Residential zone without requiring planning approval. In higher density
housing and SDA housing design. the Better Together or Sharing with Friends models).
residential zones or on big lots a larger building might be suitable but
• Review provisions for Community planning approval would be necessary. A detailed user guide on rooming
residences and Rooming accommodation has been drafted.
accommodation to ensure they are Relocatable home parks are supported in the Medium and High Density
not dis-incentivised through built Residential zones as well as in the Community Facilities zone. Upon review
form, parking, landscaping or there were no other zones where inclusion was considered appropriate.
infrastructure contributions. Most churches for example are included in the Community Facilities zone
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