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Change App - MCU17.0076 - Planning Report
d) retention of the primary compatible with the surrounding
residential function of an area.
area;
The use of the site for visitor
e) the impact on the safety accommodation will not impact on
and efficiency of the local the road network.
road network;
Waste storage areas are located
f) the impact of waste on site and are suitably screened.
storage areas on the visual
Carparking for 2 vehicles is
amenity of the area or
available on site in the garage
sensitive land uses; and
with the driveway in front of the
g) any impact on shared garage suited to 1 vehicle parked
vehicular access or parking. in tandem.
6.6 Discretionary Matters
At the adoption of the Noosa Plan 2020 the Minister for Planning required Council to, in the future,
consider the economic impact of the change in policy for short term accommodation - as the
Council had failed to do so prior to the adoption of the Planning Scheme. While a recent Housing
Needs Assessment (HNA) has been undertaken by Council, it does not appear to specifically address
the States requirements.
For reference, Condition 8 of the Ministers approval is provided below.
Condition 8 – SPP – State interest: Planning for liveable communities and housing (Housing supply
and diversity) and Planning for economic growth (Tourism)
A) Within three months from the date of adoption of the proposed planning scheme Council
must prepare and publish a comprehensive guide explaining the regulatory requirements
for operating short-term accommodation in the Noosa Shire Council local government area.
B) On commencement of the planning scheme and for a period of 2 years Council is to monitor
the provisions relating to short-term accommodation, tourism and housing supply
considering the outcomes sought across the residential zones. The process shall, at a
minimum:
• include a detailed analysis of the existing situation within the Noosa Shire, including
numbers and types of short-term accommodation uses. This analysis should include
annual comparison data that demonstrates the performance of the relevant
scheme provisions;
• consider the economic and social benefits of the current situation, and forecast the
potential long-term impacts of short term accommodation across the residential
zones;
• consider the zone intent, levels of assessment and regulation short-term
accommodation across the residential zones.
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