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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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differently abled people. Modern sustainable aged care units with solar, tanks and additional costs of residing in fringe areas relating to transport and other
grey water for gardens set around community kitchens with landscaped gardens locational disadvantages. Consequently smaller dwelling opportunities in
and vegetable patches. proximity to central areas with infrastructure capacity are encouraged.
Supports the position that a greater mix of people and ages can provide for a The State Planning policy also requires that the planning scheme provide for
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diverse, accessible and well-serviced housing, highlighting that variation in
complete community. Inappropriate or mismatched housing product affects
affordability and this creates a significant barrier to attracting and retaining the housing size and type, built form, density, cost, adaptability, location and
next generation of our workforce. Allowance for multiple use of commercial space tenure will be necessary.
is important consideration. Addressing this issue will be a key initiative in the drafting of the New Noosa
Plan.
57, 155 Increase permanent apartment living for those that don’t want large homes or
allow more residents in classification of holiday accommodation. More resort style
development, for permanent occupation, a bit further from the tourist hot spots
would be welcome.
77 There remains an acute shortage of affordable student housing within the Noosa
Council area. Lexis is currently in preliminary discussions with a Noosa Junction
landowner who has a desire to construct purpose-built student accommodation.
This would need to accommodate 80 students and be a mix of classroom facilities
and new Noosa Plan would need to allow increases in ground floor area,
population density and carparking.
83 Protection of Caravan Parks from pressures of other developments so alternatives
are impact assessable. Parks offer the option of short term emergency housing
solutions for tenants such domestic violence situations.
83 Adaptable housing - introducing a code to include a percentage of new dwellings
to be constructed in accordance with AS4299. Increase versatility of
accommodation for those with or without mobility impairments or allow residents
to age in place.
131, 144, 145 Increase the role of town centres and villages as mixed use community hubs.
Mixed use must consider the provision of all elements including accommodation,
hospitality, entertainment, retail and commercial.
144, 148 It lacks the opportunity for infill development in town centres for independent
small scale residents for the elderly near town centres where there is no need for
a car. We need less two story townhouses and more single story development to
meet the needs of an ageing population.
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