Tag: NoosaPlan

Are rules meant to be broken, ask Judy Barrass in response to Ingrid Jackson’s Article about the Noosa Plan. Judy believes families, societies and governments cannot operate without structure and agreed rules about what is acceptable and what is not, and a land use plan gives a structure to land use and confidence that there is and will be some order in how things happen. It's the big debate that needs to happen, and we welcome all views.

Judie Barrass gives a great overview of the proposed New Noosa Plan relating to Short Term Lets and why it is scaring major players like Stayz. She believes it’s a brave move and hopes it comes off. What do you think?

Bettina's submission to the Noosa Plan is concerned with Short Stay Accommodation, placemaking in her own suburb and other issues.

This is a submission by Leigh McCready to the Draft Noosa Plan which are said to have been submitted by around 140 supporters.

Another thorough contribution from NNSA President Nick Hluszko as an alternative locality plan presented to Noosa Council along with the group's submission to the New Noosa Plan which reflects North Shore residents' perspective.

Submission to the 2019 Draft Noosa Plan on behalf of Noosa North Shore Association Inc members  While Noosa Council has gone to great lengths to...

Desire Gralton's submission to the New Noosa Plan looks at how the plan affects her personally and provides some observations of the changes in the Sunrise Beach area where mansions are replacing family homes and affordable housing sneaks out the back door. While the plan states to "provide densely landscaped settings with mature trees and vegetation retained wherever possible”, the truth is far from it. Could community placemaking events help Council to find a better way?

The New Noosa Plan is out for public review and feedback. It is a big and complex document. We are inviting you to send us your submission and if it's got chops we'll publish it on Open Noosa. Give your submission a good airing and get inspired by others.

Judy Barrass' submission to the draft Noosa Plan focuses on short term accommodation (STA) and a new proposed designated zone. We hope this will kick off an interesting series.

The new Noosa Plan is out for consultation with a brave new vision for the future of our shire. We get to look into the future and see what sort of place our civic leaders envisage Noosa will become. Get ready for Noosa Resort Inc.