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2016-10-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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LOCALITY: HINTERLAND AND RURAL AREAS
vary significantly dependent on elements such as fed beef production and for tree crops. Agriculture
Background accessibility, proximity to services, aspects and is most typically a secondary income although some
views, as well as improvements. Homes can be have made it their full-time job.
Outside of the towns and villages, the Noosa
basic sheds or multi-million dollar estates.
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Hinterland is home to a diverse community who Natural resources such as hard rock, clay and sand
value the rural area for many different reasons. Compared to urban areas, the hinterland has less have been extracted over the years to supply local
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Residents connect with the environment and lone person households and is quite attractive to demands and farm forestry timbers are selectively
heritage through the landscape including the lakes families. There’s a strong sense of community and
harvested.
resilience. While people generally connect with
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and waterways, iconic mountains and ridgelines.
As well as formally protected open space in the a nearby town or village for goods and services Enterprises are typically small home-based
form of National Parks and nature reserves, or social interaction, they appreciate the relative businesses including home offices, studios and
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many landowners have preserved bushland on seclusion of larger properties. galleries, cooking classes, health and wellbeing.
their properties and have committed to Voluntary Built on a rich history of dairies, timber and There are some larger businesses located outside of
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Conservation Agreements and Land for Wildlife horticulture, rural production today plays a lesser but settled areas. Small scale visitor accommodation in
programs. The lure of the hinterland lifestyle has still important role across the Shire. For instance the form of cabins, B&B’s and camping facilities are
led to increasing land prices and property values many properties are used for small scale pasture- scattered around the hinterland.
34 The New Noosa Plan
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