2021-03-09 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda

PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                      9 MARCH 2021


4.1   Proposed amendment:
Within Tables 6.3.3.3 (High Density Residential Zone) and Table 6.4.1.3 (Major Centre Zone)
amend the Performance Outcome of each table that relates to Housing Diversity and Affordability
so that it specifically refers to provision of affordable housing and social housing and not just
dwellings that meet the needs of different households.
Within the Dual Occupancy and Multiple Dwelling Code (Part 9.3.3) add a new overall outcome
and performance outcome as below:
     Overall Outcome: Multiple dwellings close to centres include small dwellings to cater for small
      households including those on low incomes.
     Performance Outcome: Where not in a centre zone but located within 200 metres of land
      within a centre zone, multiple dwellings consist substantially of small dwellings.
     Acceptable Outcome: Multiple dwellings within 200 metres of land within a centre zone have
      a ratio of at least one small dwelling to every other dwelling.
5     Secondary dwellings
The provisions within Noosa Plan 2020 relating to secondary dwellings may not be clear enough.
Secondary dwellings are not to be a second dwelling house on the property and must remain
subordinate to the primary house. In instances where the primary house is very large the extra
qualifier is necessary to prevent quite sizable dwellings.
5.1   Proposed amendment:
     Add a performance outcome to the Rural and Rural Residential zone codes to specifically
      address secondary dwellings, as below:
      Performance Outcome: A secondary dwelling is small and provides permanent housing for
      an extended family member or other member of the household resident in the dwelling house.
      Acceptable Outcome 1: No more than one secondary dwelling is provided on any site
      regardless of site area.
      Acceptable Outcome 2: A secondary dwelling:
           has a maximum gross floor area of 65m²; and
           has no more than two bedrooms.
     In performance outcomes relating to secondary dwellings within the various residential zone
      codes specify that secondary dwellings are small.
6     Doonella Street Tewantin
The centre of Tewantin includes land which has a history of various zones and preferred land uses.
In Doonella Street, behind the main street are properties in the District Centre Zone however the
Community Facilities zone is a more appropriate zone to facilitate social housing while still allowing
for community uses such as medical centres or carparking. Two of these properties are the subject
of a current development application for 19 residential units as well as other uses.




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