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Attachment 7- Economic Impact Statement
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Planning context
3.1 Introduction This chapter presents a summary of existing strategic planning policy as it relates to
development within the NBC, referencing provisions in the Queensland state
government’s planning framework (ShapingSEQ) and existing local policy contained in
Noosa Plan 2020, as well as recent economic analysis undertaken on behalf of Noosa
Shire Council.
More detailed examination of planning issues is provided in the town planning report
attached to the Development Application.
3.2 Shaping SEQ ShapingSEQ was prepared by the Queensland Government in collaboration with the 12
local governments that form all or part of the SEQ region, to guide the future
development of the region.
ShapingSEQ has statutory weight and presents the Queensland state government’s
planning framework to manage growth, change, land use and development in SEQ, and
informs preparation of planning schemes for local governments, including Noosa Shire.
The provisions in ShapingSEQ aim to respond to and accommodate projected growth,
while ensuring that development is sustainable and responds to the community’s needs
for housing, jobs and services.
The plan is based on an expectation that the population within the SEQ region will grow
by nearly 1.9 million over a 25-year period, requiring more than 30,000 new dwellings to
be accommodated each year. Noosa Shire’s contribution to growth is anticipated to be
around 6,400 new dwellings and 9,000 new residents over the planning period (refer
Figure 5). Most of this is to come within the existing urban footprint in the form of infill
development close to activity centres, including within the NBC.
Noosa Village Mixed Use Development – Economic Impact Statement for Development Application Deep End Services
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