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Subscriber only The owner of a 17-bed hostel has been ordered to make major changes before a court hears his appeal. Judge Glen Cash last week gave Michael Gavin 45 days to make further alterations to his 17-bed and 17-bath house at Birtinya so it couldn t be used as to let out single rooms. Mr Gavin claimed his home was for his extended family, but within months of it being built neighbours noticed new residents moving in. Judge Cash in December ordered Mr Gavin could no longer rent individual rooms out after Sunshine Coast Council took him to court.
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Judge Cash said the property was built on land that did not allow an accommodation building . After it was built in November 2018 Mr Gavin s family moved from Yaroomba to the Birtinya home, but only lived there until early 2019. Clayton Fiander and Helen Rodgers at Birtinya. Picture John McCutcheon The rooms were then listed on shared accommodation and real estate websites for $220 per week. Judge Cash pointed out the irony in Mr Gavin s initial reason for building the large home for his multi-generational family as being to escape overdevelopment at Yaroomba. There is an irony in the first respondent s claim to be motivated to leave Yaroomba to escape overdevelopment and its impact on amenity in that area, and the subsequent, admitted use of the building at Birtinya as an accommodation building, Judge Cash said.
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