Insights from Inside Local Council
Join us as Councillor Annear shares how the council navigated the complexities of the planning scheme, engaged with the community, and ultimately succeeded in passing a new local law that allows for permanent tiny house occupation on private land. This episode sheds light on the hard work and co-operation required to bring about significant policy changes and offers a deeper understanding of local government operations.
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In this episode of Candid Tiny House, we delve into the intricate process of law change at the local government level. We have the privilege of hearing from Councillor Rosie Annear, the Mayor at the time of the law change, who provides a detailed account of the process undertaken by the council to overcome the hurdles that stood in the way of progressive change.
Plus, stay tuned till the end for a special announcement from me!
Episode Highlights:
- Community Engagement: Discover how the council received unprecedented positive feedback from the community.
- Local Law Amendments: Understand the specific changes made to the local law, including the conditions for tiny houses on wheels and the focus on avoiding the planning scheme.
- Balancing Safety and Freedom: Rosie discusses the council’s approach to balancing the need for community safety with the freedom to live in tiny houses without heavy regulation.
- Future Prospects: Insights into ongoing reviews of the Victorian planning scheme and potential future changes that could further support housing affordability and accessibility.
Additional Insights:
Host Shannon Schultz also discusses the broader implications of these local changes, including recent state-level announcements allowing secondary dwellings on private property without a planning permit under certain conditions. These developments represent significant steps towards increasing housing options and affordability in Victoria.
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Shannon Schultz
Host of Candid Tiny House and Co-Director of Fred’s Tiny Houses. More in Bio.
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