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NOOSA HOUSING STRATEGY - 12 MONTH UPDATE · ATTACHMENT 1 Update on Housing Strategy Actions
• Review provisions for relocatable and some have already been exploring option for inclusion of a small
home parks to allow for small number of tiny homes.
groupings of tiny homes.
Council has just supported Better Together in an information session to
raise local awareness of the benefits of shared living amongst women over
55.
22 Advocate to the Federal Government The Federal Government is currently developing a National Housing and Continue to monitor the project and advocate on housing issues and
for a National Housing Strategy in Homelessness Plan. The Plan will be a 10-year strategy to inform future homelessness.
recognition of the extent of the housing housing and homelessness policy in Australia. An Issues Paper was
crisis. released for comment in August. The Sunshine Coast Homelessness and
Housing Network (of which Council is a member) made a submission.
23 Advocate to the State and Federal Council advocated for more State Investment in Housing in Noosa Shire. In Continue to support the Department of Housing in progressing the delivery of new
Governments for additional investment response to this earlier this year the State purchased over 2,500m2 of land social housing in Noosa Shire.
in social housing delivery as per the in central Tewantin for the development of social housing. It is anticipated
Continue to advocate to the State to sensitively advance better use of under-
State Housing Strategy and the charter this will yield some 30 residential units.
occupied social housing.
of the National Housing Finance and
An additional house was purchased by the State for social housing in
Investment Corporation.
Cooroy.
In light of the Queensland Budget
2022-23 identifying $35.2 million for
social housing on the Sunshine Coast,
advocate for at least $6 million of that
to be spent on social housing in Noosa
Shire; or $40 million over a 5 year
period.
24 Work with the State Government to The proposed planning scheme amendments seek to improve the efficiency Advance the proposed planning scheme amendments to community consultation
review the zoning of State owned of some old low density public housing by facilitating redevelopment as in 2024.
housing properties (and other modern apartments according to the social housing design guides,
Continue to advocate to the State to sensitively advance better use of under-
uncommitted properties) to determine if
Council staff have sought to encourage the Housing Department to occupied social housing and to redevelop underutilised sites.
there are any appropriate for a higher
redevelop sites already zoned or with potential to accommodate a greater
density zoning or redevelopment for Continue to encourage and support the delivery of social housing through
number of dwellings, built to more appropriate modern standards of
housing. Community Housing Providers and others, making use of capital investment grants
liveability, accessibility and sustainability.
currently available.
Advocate to the State for
At least one local Community Housing Provider would seem close to
redevelopment of existing older
achieving a substantial capital investment grant from the State to construct
housing which represents an
social housing dependant on Council owned land becoming available.
underutilisation of the site.
Advocate for the delivery of social
housing in the most expedient manner
whether that be by the State or through
private/community sector with capital
grants from the State
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