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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
Attachment 6
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
Attachment 6
Attachment 6 — FIRST DRAFT LOCAL LAW 2019 - PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
SUMMARY AND RESPONSE TO KEY ISSUES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVISED DRAFT LOCAL LAW
Issues resulting in proposed changes to the revised local law
Annual approval requirements | Instead of a new application being made annually, a one-off application with all the | Require a single one-off application for short
required supporting information is considered appropriate with a simple annual renewal | stay letting and home hosted accommodation
A full annual application for short | fee to be paid. with annual renewal fee to be paid.
stay letting is an onerous Angote seTHesHemnal ligation tif ti Id . 4
requirement. ny changes to the original application information would require a new approval.
Inclusion of home hosted Prior to Noosa Plan 2020 commencing, home hosted accommodation was identified | Include home hosted accommodation as a
accommodation as Visitor Accommodation Type 1 — home hosted and required an impact assessable | prescribed activity requiring an approval under
planning approval at a cost of $3,647. Despite this requirement, Council officers were | the local law.
The local law should equally . . : . -
aware of many properties undertaking home hosted accommodation without planning
apply to home hosted AnBrOVAl
accommodation. PP ,
Home hosted accommodation is now classified as a home based business, no longer
needs planning approval and is now accepted development subject to requirements
under Noosa Plan 2020. The effects of the ongoing operation of the use however are
currently unregulated.
A local law approval for home hosted accommodation is considered appropriate as it
will ensure the use is not operating outside the requirements of Noosa Plan 2020. This
is particularly important for ensuring the use is not operating within a secondary
dwelling or other self-contained areas within a dwelling house reserved for permanent
residents, as a number of compliance issues have arisen on this specific matter.
In addition, a local law approval will ensure basic minimum safety standards are met
for fire alarms and pool safety and the operator has public liability insurance. It will also
apply the same residential amenity, waste and parking requirements for the business
use, consistent with short stay letting.
Approvals will also inform Council where home hosted accommodation is occurring for
data collection and informing the tourism levy.
Onsite manager exemptions Resident letting agent licencing » Remove exemptions for onsite managed
Concerns were raised about the | The first draft local law did favour the onsite letting agent business model over external PRISE using i epee ling agent
acl Es ote letting agent businesses by exempting them from the local law approval requirements. | , Exempt properties and precincts from the
cee PY g local law that align to Noosa Plan 2020 land
Attachment 6 — 1“ Draft local law 2019 — Short stay letting — public notification — summary and response to key issues and recommendations for revised draft local law
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