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Staff have set a limit of eight people staying in the four-bedroom home, owned by Maxwell and Elaine Keegan, as part of a raft of conditions. Councillors Karen Finzel and Tom Wegener have voiced reservations about the proliferation of short stays in the area in the wake of 18 local submissions objecting to the application and one in favour. Jeanette Gentle of nearby Laburnum Cres in her submission said Robert St, Janet St, Cloudsley St and her street made up one of the few places in Noosaville where predominantly houses are occupied by a permanent owner population . The site of the short-stay rental application.
The March election was like none other in Noosa s history due to the COVID-19 restrictions.
3. April 14: Clare Stewart becomes Noosa s first female mayo, after the tightest of contests with incumbent Tony Wellington as the shire goes into lockdown to face the coronavirus pandemic.
4. April 15: The changing of the guard and breakdown of the local government boys club is official and the new council is sworn in with Cr Karen Finzel and Cr Amelia Lorentson joining surfing identity Cr Tom Wegener and Mayor Clare Stewart as new additions to the chamber.
5. July 10: Noosa Councillors delivered a freeze on rates notices as part of a grassroots-style $125 million COVID recovery budget. About 80 per cent of Noosa ratepayers will receive no increase.
It included Noosa MP Sandy Bolton, the Department of Traffic and Main Roads and community representatives. Ms Bolton and councillors Amelia Lorentson and Karen Finzel came out to speak with the gathering about their ongoing concerns. Late this afternoon Ms Bolton and council representatives will address a public briefing at the Majestic Theatre in Pomona. Their address is expected to include the outcomes of the council hiring a barrister to investigate legal avenues to address their concerns. They sound like they re in good spirits, Save Noosa Hinterland vice president Anita Poteri said after talking to the councillors. It s like they know something that we don t know, hopefully they got something from the barrister.
It included Noosa MP Sandy Bolton, the Department of Traffic and Main Roads and community representatives. Ms Bolton and councillors Amelia Lorentson and Karen Finzel came out to speak with the gathering about their ongoing concerns. Late this afternoon Ms Bolton and council representatives will address a public briefing at the Majestic Theatre in Pomona. Their address is expected to include the outcomes of the council hiring a barrister to investigate legal avenues to address their concerns. They sound like they re in good spirits, Save Noosa Hinterland vice president Anita Poteri said after talking to the councillors. It s like they know something that we don t know, hopefully they got something from the barrister.