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2021-03-09 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
occupation is inherently detrimental to their potential letting pool stock and business Holiday Homes, 90 Beach Road,
success. Noosa North Shore;
Noosa Plan 2020- Land use planning (xi)lot 2 on RP865533, 2 Halse Lane,
Noosa Plan 2020 sets out where visitor accommodation should and should not occur. Noosa Heads (Halse Lodge),
Historical approvals however, also mean that most units/ townhouse complexes have (xii) lot 4on SP178340, 61 Noosa Springs
approvals for both visitor and permanent occupation creating a constant Drive, Noosa Heads.
interchangeable mix of visitors and permanent residents.
Notwithstanding this, Noosa Plan 2020 specifically identifies sites and precincts within
the Tourist Accommodation zone with visitor only approvals or reserves land for visitor
only accommodation (to the exclusion of permanent residents) including the Hastings
St Mixed Use Precinct. These sites, and in particular Hastings St, are intended for
visitors not permanent residents with a range of commercial, tourist and entertainment
and late night uses. Notwithstanding there may be permanent residents residing in
some of these properties.
Given the main purpose of the local law is to manage the ongoing impacts of short stay
letting on permanent residents, and there are no permanent residents permitted in the
visitor only sites or intended in the Hastings St Mixed Use precinct, it is appropriate
they be exempt from the local law.
These exemptions align to the land use outcomes sought by Noosa Plan 2020, and
avoids potential inconsistencies, inequities and discrimination which may arise from
the first draft’s proposal to exempt onsite letting agents.
Body Corporate approval Body corporate approval cannot be required for an owner to lodge an application under | Remove body corporate approval to make an
cannot be required the local law and cannot prevent a lawful use operating in a premises. application under the local law.
Local law is duplicating The restrictions on occupancy of 2 persons per bedroom or maximum 12 people, | Remove planning scheme matter of occupancy
planning scheme matters whichever the lesser, and the restriction on the hours of use of outdoor areas to | and hours of use of outdoor areas from the local
between 7am and 10pm are planning scheme matters and cannot be regulated by the | law.
local law.
Contact person notice on The contact person notice requirements is contrary to body corporate bylaws for the | Remove the contact person notice requirement
community title properties is placement of signs. for properties within a community title scheme
ee The revised draft local law should instead require properties within a community titles ee Wis ee een
ee scheme to notify the body corporate of the local law approval and provide contact ee ee eee
details ina location consistent with their body corporate by laws P ee ee
Mele ¥ ; the body corporate bylaws.
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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