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Further Council Report MCU21-0110
ATTACHMENT 5 - (MCU21/0110) - APPLICANT'S SUBMISSION (13 OCTOBER 2023) 13 October 2023 Councillors Noosa Shire Council 9 Pelican Street, Tewantin Qld 4565 By Email Dear Councillors 5 Noosa Springs Boutique Hotel – Development Application T A few months ago, we sought a delay to the decision-making process after a resolution was passed at EN Council’s Committee meeting to refuse the development application. Important factors relating to the hotel proposal did not seem to have been considered by Councillors. We wanted time to gather additional information, seek the views of residents, discuss the effects of the proposed hotel with key stakeholders and, M hopefully, persuade you to approve the hotel development. H We firmly believe the proposed boutique hotel development aligns with the strategic interests of the C community and presents numerous benefits including: TA • Partially addresses the critical demand for visitor accommodation rooms in the Noosa region and mitigates the chronic shortage of full-service luxury hotel accommodation. • AT Would make a substantial financial impact to the regional economy and provide high-quality career opportunities. • When combined with the existing sport and recreation facilities of Noosa Springs, provides a distinctive and enticing proposition for local tourism. It offers a different tourist experience away from other congested visitor nodes within Noosa. • Is aligned with the Tourism Noosa strategy, particularly in light of the approaching 2032 Olympics. We also believe it would be consistent with the Destination Management Plan currently being prepared for Noosa. • Promises substantial advantages for Noosa Springs’ residents and members. Background Noosa Springs is a master planned, integrated resort that comprises a vibrant residential community and high- quality sport/recreation facilities, including an 18-hole championship golf course. The final element of the master plan is visitor accommodation, and the original planning scheme envisaged a 200-room hotel. With meticulous planning, pre-lodgement meetings with Council staff and formal presentations to Councillors, the proposal for the hotel seemed to be looked upon favourably. A proposal for the boutique hotel was prepared 1 Document Set ID: 22638436 Version: 1, Version Date: 27/10/2023
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