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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
Noosa Rd, accommodation for key Subject to Native title. The
Tewantin workers. heavily vegetated site includes
biodiversity and habitat values of
State significance. Accordingly
there is considerable bushfire
hazard, exacerbated by only one
route in and out of the site.
Unformed road Council Potential scope for some Would be subject to a permanent
reserve of responsibility. relocatable or temporary tiny road closure and unlikely to
Goodchap St houses. succeed.
between Ernest
Flood hazard area.
St and Wallace
Drive Adjoining flying fox roost.
North eastern Council owned Potential scope for some Drainage line and riparian buffer.
part of Lot 1 land leased to relocatable or temporary tiny
CP842778 Rugby Union houses.
between rugby
union field and
Bicentennial
Drive Sunshine
Beach
Aside from the above, not for profit organisations and community groups may have land holdings
which are not committed to any purpose in the short-term. While Council has commenced
conversations with these groups it is an area where ongoing assistance could be offered, including
assisting them with preliminary site analysis or design.
Further, there is existing public housing which is aged and represents significant under-utilisation of
the site it is on. This includes for example older low set flats where a 3 storey building is allowed for.
Advocating for State action to redevelop underutilised housing assets should be a high priority.
17.3 Delivery
The Housing Act 2003 allows for local governments to provide community housing and the
Queensland State Regulatory System for Community Housing (QSRSCH) is the system for
registering, monitory and regulating the local government community housing. There are at least 13
local governments in Queensland registered as housing providers, most of which are in more
regional and remote parts of the state, rather than the south east corner.
Bundaberg Regional Council owns and operates two community housing complexes for
seniors at Margaret Olsen Place Units in Bundaberg and the Kolan Centenary Seniors Village
in Gin Gin.
Southern Downs Regional Council manages 44 social housing tenancies across the region,
primarily for local seniors aged 55 and over who are in receipt of an Aged or Disability
pension. This consists of 34 Council managed tenancies funded under the Long-Term
Community Housing Program in partnership with the State’s Department of Housing and
Public Works. The other 10 are Council owned properties, managed along similar lines as
the funded properties. The same eligibility criteria and rent policy apply. The Council
maintains its own waitlist for these properties – i.e. applicants do not come from the DHPW
Housing Register.
Noosa Housing Needs Assessment 2021 Page 129
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