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2021-03-09 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
statutory declaration confirming the premises is not used as a ‘Party House’;
written confirmation of:
o accepted development or development approval and compliance with conditions; or
lawful existing use rights;
o premises being structurally sound and in good repair;
o a current pool safety certificate;
o a current electrical safety certificate for smoke alarms;
if for short stay letting, contact person’s name and telephone number.
Criteria for assessment
applicant is owner or authorised by the owner of the premises;
operation of short stay letting is lawful;
conditions of approval can be met;
applicant’s history of operating short stay letting or home hosted including any suspensions
or cancellations at the premises or other premises;
complies with development approval and relevant planning scheme;
identification of a contact person.
Conditions of approval
up to date contact person identified at all times -
o available 24 hours 7 days;
o located within 20 minutes of premises;
o responsible for supervision, complaints and visitor queries;
o responds to complaints within 30 minutes;
o resolves complaints to satisfaction of requirements of code of conduct for guest
behaviour;
contact person notice for short stay letting (not required for home hosted accommodation) at
front of property – if not in community titles scheme – otherwise in accordance with bylaws;
must not affect residential amenity including noise, overlooking and light spill;
must not constitute a nuisance including a noise nuisance;
provision made for occupants to enter and leave premises without causing disturbance to
adjoining residents;
adequate provision made for parking of vehicles on the premises;
public liability insurance;
waste containers provided and cleaned;
waste containers placed at kerb no longer than 24 hours if not in a community titles scheme
- otherwise managed by body corporate;
code of conduct displayed at premises and websites;
maintain guest register – number of guests and dates;
maintain complaints register – details of complaint and how resolved;
registers to be available for inspection by Council;
code of conduct for guest behaviour:
- vehicles stored not to cause nuisance or inconvenience, parked on onsite if provided;
- use of premises includes use of outdoor areas including outdoor deck, balcony,
swimming pool or spa must not -
o detrimentally affect residential amenity including noise, overlooking and light spill;
o cause a nuisance including noise nuisance;
o display unacceptable behaviour including:
loud aggressive behaviour;
yelling, screaming, arguing; or
excessively loud singing or clapping
o create a level of noise in excess of acceptable described by Queensland
legislation for environmental protection (noise);
- no sleeping or camping in a tent, caravan, campervan or similar;
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