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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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Services/Open Space Conservation. premises. Refer to drafting.
54 Existing commercial zones don't envisage visitor accommodation. Needs to be The submission raises a valid consideration if there is to be encouragement of
acknowledged for Noosa Junction. The New Noosa Plan needs to protect the residential development in existing commercial centres. The concern is that
interests of the commercial centres against residential concerns. new residents may complain about commercial activities that operate in a
manner that is not conducive to permanent residency in close proximity.
Other areas of south-east Queensland have experienced these circumstances
and further investigation may be necessary to determine appropriate
measures such as protecting the residential building from noise intrusions.
19,87, 115 Recognition of the importance of tourism to the local economy but concern for The remaining submissions under this sub-theme relate to the issue of short-
the emergence of short term visitor accommodation in residential areas and this term visitor accommodation in existing residential areas. Short-term visitor
needs to be managed to ensure that it is not to the detriment of residential accommodation associated with dwelling houses that are accessed via online
amenity with issues around excessive numbers of people in property, noise , booking systems has been increasing dramatically (Between 1,500 and 2,000
vehicle parking and excessive garbage. Air BnB needs more controls as car parking listings in Noosa can be found online through two sites alone, in addition to
an issue on a 4 bedroom home. Suggest minimum and maximum hire limits. others managed through local agencies.) Some of the submissions have been
made by persons who reside near this form of visitor accommodation and who
28, 121, 156 If secondary dwellings are built then will be used for visitor accommodation and are concerned about the local impacts on amenity that arise. Concerns are
should not encouraged. The effect of short term accommodation in residential usually related to additional vehicles and noise. Other submissions support
areas can be damaging for community spirit. This needs to be restricted, regulated this form of accommodation.
and taxed.
Council accepts that there is a prospect of dwelling houses and secondary
Noosa Water is almost fully developed. Restrict overnight rental of housing (Air dwellings being used for visitor accommodation, and this form of
BnB) accommodation is preferred by an increasing proportion of visitors.
38 Issues with houses being converted to student accommodation and houses being According to the submission from the Holiday Rental Industry Association,
rented for short tern visitor accommodation. Large houses becoming party houses such activity is currently a lawful use but this may change with the New Noosa
with vehicles clogging streets and no regard for permanent residents. Plan if it follows the Queensland Planning Provisions Version 4.
This topic will require further investigation in the drafting of the New Noosa
39 Measures to prevent residential housing becoming holiday accommodation (i.e. Plan. That will also be the appropriate time for Council to again consider its
Air BnB, Backpackers) resulting in loss of amenity and causing issues with car policy position about short-term visitor accommodation occurring in dwelling
parking, rubbish etc. Air BNB needs to be charged Tourism levy. Too many getting houses (including home-hosted B&Bs).
away with this and not level playing field for accommodation providers. (x3)
53 The sharing of accommodation, services, experience and so on is an emerging
trend that will continue to shape the way we live and the demand for our built
environment. As such it should be a key consideration in the drafting of the New
Plan. While reference is made to Stayz and AiRBnB we believe a further focus on
the trend of sharing would make The New Noosa Plan more current.
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