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2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)
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viii is development being supporteded by appropriate infrastructure and
services; and
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
ix achievinges ecological, economic and social sustainability;.
x upholding Noosa Shire’s international recognition for innovation and
ecological sustainability;
xi retaining a range of visitor accommodation choices including camping
grounds, caravan parks, backpacker hostels, hotels, motels, resorts, B&Bs,
guesthouses and serviced apartments;
xii avoiding mixing long-term accommodation for residents with short-term
accommodation for visitors, to avoid potential conflicts and the erosion of
visitor accommodation;
xiii recognising visitors often base their holidays on outdoor recreation activities
including swimming, fishing, camping, surfing, four wheel driving, bush
walking, horse riding, cycling and boating;
xiv tourism development facilitating education and interpretation of the natural
environment, culture and traditions of Noosa Shire;
xv reducing impacts on resident lifestyle and visitor experiences from peak
tourist periods by spreading visitor load across lengthy periods, as distinct
from a focussing on main holiday periods, where possible.
Community implications of Tourism:
• Success of the Noosa Shire tourism industry is such that it has earned international recognition for
innovation and ecological sustainability.
• The retention of a range of visitor accommodation choices is important to the economy of Noosa
Shire. This includes camping grounds, caravan parks, backpacker hostels, hotels, motels, resorts,
B&Bs, guesthouses and serviced apartments
• The loss of visitor accommodation to permanent residential housing reduces visitor choice and has a
negative effect on the economy.
• Mixing long-term accommodation for residents with short-term accommodation for visitors is
avoided because it erodes the visitor accommodation base and has potential to cause conflicts.
• Visitors often base their holidays on outdoor recreation activities including swimming, fishing,
camping, surfing, four wheel driving, bush walking, horse riding, cycling and boating.
• Responsible tourism development will facilitate education and interpretation of the natural
environment, culture and traditions of Noosa Shire.
• While the tourism economy is focused on natural low-key outdoor appeal and cultural values, the
views of Noosa Shire residents are often the best indicator of impacts that would adversely affect
the Shire’s core values.
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