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2021-12-13 GC Agenda - Item 8 -Attachment 1 - Housing Needs Assessment
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Property Tenure Possibilities Logistics & Challenges
Lot 15 SP177649 Council owned Large enough site for wide Outside the SEQRP Urban
Cooyar St Noosa freehold cross sections of residents. footprint and change to an urban
Heads Relocatable home park or zone only at State’s agreement.
residential care or small Two communication leases
multiple dwellings. (Telstra and Optus) are
registered on title. Unitywater
easement on title.
8-18 Sapphire St Mix of freehold Space off both Sapphire St Drainage constraints through the
plus adjoining land owned by and Kauri St possibly middle. Further detail on extent
unformed road Noosa Council suitable for temporary or of flood risk necessary. Might
reserve, Cooroy and freehold land relocatable housing need amenities State parcels will
owned by be subject to Native Title.
Department of Permanent road closure would
Transport be needed if using the road
reserve.
Creek Street Council owned Despite sites being very Flood free access will be
Pomona freehold land constrained there’s an area challenging. Creek Street is an
of up to 4000m2 behind unformed road and is 80-90%
Reserve St houses that vegetated, requiring substantial
could accommodate some clearing to construct practical
temporary or relocatable access. Some type of culvert
housing restricts access from Rifle Street.
62 Lake Council owned Part of site could be Few topographical challenges.
Macdonald Drive freehold land developed for small
Essential Council first evaluate
Cooroy detached houses or similar,
future burial needs, given land
maybe mixed with semi-
was purchased for cemetery
attached.
expansion
Some level of investigation
already done.
Sites considered to have less viable prospects
Pear Tree Lane, Department of Mapped for urban growth for Subject to a Native Title claim.
Cooroy Resources decades. Zoned for medium Not an easy walk to town centre.
dedicated density housing – could Some topographical challenges.
Reserve for have potential for integrated Heavily vegetated and relies on
Strategic Land residential care or special extensive clearing. Very unlikely
Management needs housing, however it will be a mainstream State
purposes inclusion of Indigenous housing project and more likely it
housing considered most will be sold to the private sector
positive option. eventually developed for
residential development in the
long term.
Lot 33 Freehold land held Potential scope for some Partly vegetated. Linear shape of
RP148022, by Department of relocatable or temporary tiny the lot makes it awkward for
Butler St Transport houses, particularly on south development.
Tewantin western half.
Many neighbours who would
consider it to be private parkland.
Previous TAFE State Government The subject of an EOI Considerable remodelling of
site at 24 Cooroy process. Existing buildings existing buildings would be
on site could be utilised for necessary.
something such as rooming
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