NOOSA PLAN 2020 PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 2 - POST PUBLIC NOTIFICATION FOR FINAL STATE GOVERNMENT MINISTERIAL APPROVAL · Attachment 1 Table of submissions

                          Fully support Halse Lodge rezoning to reflect true usage of land
              23076589    NPA supports all efforts to make Noosa Shire a place where resident amenity takes precedence.                     Support noted for some aspects of the submission.                                                                 That no change be made to
                          We support all efforts by council to prevent further STA premises across residential areas, noting that           Better resourcing for the Short Stay Local Law Department is noted.                                               proposed amendments as a
                          STAs have an impact on resident amenity, sense of community, and also the availability of homes for                                                                                                                                 result of this submission.
                                                                                                                                            Council position is informed by legal review and remains unchanged, allowing interchangeable use rights
                          residents, particularly long-term rental stock for key workers.                                                   (permanent and short-term accommodation) for pre 2006 units.
                          We support wording in the Planning Scheme that reinforces the stipulation that secondary dwellings are            Large short term accommodation development have historically been highly scrutinised and this
                          not to be short-term let.                                                                                         philosophy is not being undermined as part of these amendments.
                          Request that Council further investigate grey areas of existing use rights fr pre-2006 units that may not         The review of carparking is out of scope of these amendments but Council is committed in reviewing car
                          have been used for STA since that time.                                                                           parking provision across the whole planning scheme in the future, including travel demand measures.
                          Urge Noosa Council to better resource its local law department so that the monitoring and controlling of          Building height
                          STAs meets resident expectations.
                                                                                                                                            Please refer to Section 7 of this Table for a detailed response to building height.
                          Support that in Rural Zones STAs can only occur where owners are in residence however would like
                          assurance that developments for up to 24 guests will remain impact assessable. Our concern is with large
                          numbers of people occupying rural lots, particularly where this may lead to impacts on neighbours,
                          detriment to the environment and impacts on public infrastructure such as roads. Whilst appreciating that
                          council wishes to foster rural enterprises that encourage tourists away from the coast and into the
                          hinterland, we would like council to consider how it may assess such developments.
                          Concerns, given the continued intensification in residential areas, particularly with added secondary
                          dwellings, that the provision for just 2 or 3 vehicle spaces on individual properties may be insufficient –
                          request council review the requirements for car spaces to better reflect current car usage.
                          Whilst we applaud council's thinking in trying to encourage car sharing, we do not believe that this
                          approach is applicable to Noosa – better suited to high-density, inner-city areas.
                          NPA does not support four storey residential structures in the Shire Business Centre nor at Noosa
                          Junction. Apart from existing historical developments in Hastings St, Munna Point and Serenity Close,
                          buildings across the shire should be restricted to three storeys not four storeys. Do not believe that Noosa
                          should sacrifice a long-held principle for what will ultimately be a proportionally small handful of affordable
                          apartments.
                          NPA supports the efforts to control lighting spill on beaches in the Coastal Protection Scenic Amenity
                          Overlay, in favour of nesting turtles.
                          NPA also supports the proposed allowance for rural property owners with Voluntary Conservation
                          Agreements to choose to have their land rezoned to Environmental Management Conservation in a split
                          zone arrangement to ensure ongoing environmental protection.
                          NPA supports the new inclusion of battery storage device as a land use.
                          NPA supports the addition of accessible housing as a land use, being "dwellings designed to Liveable
                          Housing Australia - Liveable Housing Design Guidelines Platinum level or National Insurance Scheme
                          (NDIS) Specialist Disability Accommodation Design Standard of fully accessible or high physical support."
 5808616                  Changes to Medium density plan. It needs to ensure that low density houses adjoining a development do             The Medium Density Residential Zone Code requires that new uses are located, designed and managed                 That no change be made to
                          not have their privacy and amenity trashed. I live behind the Whitely and as a result we have view to             to be compatible with permanent residential living. It includes various provisions that development does          proposed amendments as a
                          seven fences and a clear view into their apartments. They also can see into our house. Plus the decrease          not unreasonably overshadow, obscure views, present an appearance of bulk, and provide adequate                   result of this submission
                          of value of our property. This issue needs to be addressed and council must protect adjoining properties          setbacks from neighbouring properties. Provisions are considered fair and reasonable and no further
                          better. Adjoining residents are not happy that council allowed this to occur. Fix it and do better!               change to the proposed amendments are necessary in this regard.
 5808857                  We believe more should be done to reduce Noosa's traffic congestion by expanding public transport,                Council has been trying to reduce car dependency for many years by improving public transport                     That no change be made to
                          creating pedestrian areas, and improving bike lanes. Enhancing these alternatives not only eases                  infrastructure, free services and constructing better pathways. It is an ongoing commitment to make it as         proposed amendments as a
                          congestion but also promotes a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle for residents and a more attractive          easy as possible for people to move about the Shire without reliance on a car, but is not specifically a          result of this submission
                          destination for visitors. We support measures such as congestion charging, one-way roads, and turning             matter for the proposed planning scheme amendments.
                          restrictions to prevent shortcuts, as well as the introduction of speed bumps in residential areas."


17. Kin Kin
 Your Say     ECM         Submitter comments                                                                                                Response                                                                                                          Recommendation
 Reference    reference
              23101621    St Luke’s Church, Kin Kin was built and dedicated in 1926 and is one of the oldest church buildings in the        It is appreciated that there may not be a demand to use the site as a place of worship, so removing the           That the table of assessment for
                          Noosa Shire. The church became no longer required for worship services for the Anglican Church                    annotation should not be considered too significant a change as to warrant readvertising. Changing the            Material Change of Use for the
                          Southern Queensland (ACSQ), and it was deconsecrated in 2021. The decision was made to sell the                   zone of the land to Local Centre is not supported and would be considered too significant a change.               Community      Facilities  Zone
                          property in 2022 as it became surplus to ACSQ's missional requirements.                                           Under the proposed amendments various uses are consistent in the Community Facilities Zone, including             (Table 5.5.11) be amended to
                          The property has been on the market since 2022. There have been a number of parties interested in                 a community residence, affordable rental premises, relocatable homes, residential care, retirement                make the uses of Dwelling Unit
                          purchasing the property. In almost every instance, potential buyers withdrew from the process during the          facility, rooming accommodation, childcare, community care, community use, education or healthcare and            and Dwelling House specifically
                          due diligence phase due to the restricted nature of the zoning.                                                   indoor sport and recreation.                                                                                      consistent uses subject to code
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              assessment on 3 Grady Street
                          ACSQ proposes that the zoning be amended to Local centre zone due to its location and close proximities           It would be beneficial if the historically significant building, which faces north into the adjoining community   Kin Kin (Lot 206 K6575).
                          to other properties in the Local centre zone and Community facilities zone.                                       land could be repurposed into a community or business use which still allowed access for appreciation of
                          In line with the purpose and overall outcomes of the Local centre zone, the property will continue to be          its heritage value.
                          able to deliver community activities among other activities (Noosa Plan 6.4.3.2 (1)(a)) as well as                The balance of the site to the rear (south) would be more suited to a family home or other form of
                          residential uses (6.4.3.2 (1)(b)). Having the flexibility to use it for residential uses would also be in line    residential use without attracting excessive traffic into Grady Street.

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Table of Submissions made regarding Noosa Plan 2020 Proposed Amendment No. 2, 2024