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2017-02-07 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 8 Community Feedback on New Noosa Plan
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16, 132 Flexible plan that allows for changes in economic development opportunities. Council’s regulatory role can provide an environment conducive to business
Allow new businesses to expand and develop and expand our economic diversity. development. It lists a series of priorities for Noosa’s economy and
Need to innovate to respond to changes in business. (21st Century thinking). There employment including support to new priority sectors, cost-effective business
needs to be some consideration within existing urban footprints to adapt to establishment, hubs of creativity and a review of work from home
changing business needs like shared space for start-ups and micro-business. opportunities. These business issues will be the subject of further investigation
in conjunction with drafting the New Noosa Plan.
16, 192 Need more co-working spaces such as Rufus St Precinct. Council also proposes to seek local business input as part of this process.
53 Support further consideration of connectivity and the role of the digital economy Consider with the business opportunities issue.
in Noosa and education and the creation of effective learning centres or nodes.
Specifically there are lessons to learn from the TAFE relocation (Tewantin to The J)
61 Better NBN - work from home opportunities.
111 Diversify options for education and smart business in the industrial areas
158 Mixed use zones - Residential / light industry use like in the Byron Shire where
owners can live above their start up business premise.
159, 192 "Active support for new business owners and young entrepreneurs across all
sectors (E.g. hospitality, arts, service). - Improvement on Council DA and
reassessment of council's restrictions and response to complaints to provide fairer
operating conditions. - Encourage and assist local young entrepreneurial
community to build networks across major cities through partnership events,
workshops etc. Will help to encourage service sector and non-tourism reliant
industry."
160 Assist the development of boutique historic art, food & cultural regions and
provide more effective transport routes to allow a better flow of visitors to this
area.
Sub-Theme: Supporting Business Growth and Education Opportunities to support Local Business
30, 50 Less reliance on tourism - bring a big government agency to Noosa that will See above.
provide higher paid jobs. Need better opportunities for younger generation that is
not just shops
121 Clear and consistent guidelines to support and foster sustainable economic growth
in and across key industries and factor in true triple bottom line sustainability
measures. New employment is enhanced by cultivation of smart, innovative ideas,
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