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11Th of December 2023. I'd like to begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land in which we're gathered, which is the Kabi Kabi people, and pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. Have all Councillors in atte
Thank you. Thursday night. This report serves to update Council on the Housing Strategy so November 2022 and Noosa Council endorsed the Noosa Housing Strategy demonstrating its commitment to reducing inequity, promoting inclusiveness and pr
Think I the reality is that there is no, obviously there's no silver bullet. Council has been working in many fronts to work collaboratively with community housing providers, with the State department of housing, with local members of the c
One of the areas that seem to be under reported or it's hard to report is since the State government changed for secondary dwellings. Are springing up on low density residential lots. The Council seems to be playing catch up in recording th
I mean, it could be anywhere up to 9,000 or something. But the reality is that we wouldn't get anywhere near that number. And they're all different in how they are developed as well. Sometimes some of our new houses are being built, designe
And just to help kick the discussion off, what can you tell us about the number of dwellings that may be provided by Council working in concert with the State and community housing providers?
Well, we know that site the in central Tewantin would yield potentially 30 social housing units. We are looking at changing zonings of land in Sunrise Beach that could yield between 20 and 30 again. There's a number there's areas where Coun