Land Use Planning
The Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd (PBPL) is currently reviewing the Brisbane Port Land Use Strategy 2010 with a view to adopting a number of amendments.
In accordance with the provisions outlined in the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, a Statement of Proposals (SOP) outlining the nature of these changes was released for a 20 business day public review period on 27 August 2012 (PBPL accepted additional submissions up to 6 November 2012).
In response to the issues raised by the community and various government departments during this time, PBPL subsequently prepared a Consultation and Submissions Review Report that was sent to all SOP submitters.
As part of the formal review process, it is a statutory requirement PBPL undertakes a second round of consultation to enable the community to comment on the Draft Brisbane Port Land Use Plan 2013 and provide further comment on responses to the submissions received during the SOP phase.
The second, and final, round of community consultation ran for 40 working days from Monday 10 December.
The Draft Land Use Plan 2013 can be viewed:
As per the definition of 'properly made submission' within Chapter 8, Part 3C of the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, in order to be considered 'properly made', submissions must be provided to the Planning Minister deputypremier@ministerial.qld.gov.au (Attention to Melissa Collie, Principal Planner, Planning Services, Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning and the Transport Minister TMR@ministerial.qld.gov.au (Attention to Paul Brims, Manager, Rail Policy, Department of Transport and Main Roads) in addition to the Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd.
For any enquires regarding the Draft Brisbane Land Use Plan 2013, please contact the Land Use Plan 2013 Project Team on (07) 3258 4974 during business hours.
For more information please speak to a Port of Brisbane planner by calling us on 3258 4888 or email us at lup@portbris.com.au
Additional documents:
Land Use Planning
Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd oversee the development and on-going management of a diverse range of land uses, including: industrial, transport operations, marine infrastructure, retail/commercial, and environmental buffers.
In December 2010, the State planning regulatory framework in relation to development at the Port of Brisbane changed. A new Land Use Plan was developed (called the "Brisbane Port Land Use Plan") which came into effect on December 1, 2010.
The current land use plan:
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has effect over all 'Brisbane Core Port Land' - the majority of these lands were previously known as 'strategic port land';
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includes a strategic plan - outlining key land uses, trade projections and future infrastructure requirements;
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divides port land into specific development precincts - including an outline of the key development 'intent' for each;
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includes a number of 'Codes' - which specify the development requirements for each development;
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includes a 'Contributions Schedule' - which specifies infrastructure charges (where relevant); and
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includes a range of plans/figures/drawings - which help to spatially communicate the development vision for core port lands.
Click here to view or print the current Brisbane Port Land Use Plan or select the following links for specific sections.
Part 1: Introduction - Background, Brisbane Core Port Land, State and Local Planning Context
Part 2: Strategic Plan - Overview, Trade Forecasts, Outcomes and Measures
Part 3: Precinct Planning - Precincts, Table of Assessment, Manager and Referral Agencies
Part 4: Codes - Description of Codes, Development and Standards Codes
Part 5: Contributions Schedule
Part 6: Future Priority Infrastructure Interface Plan
Part 7: Appendicies - Definitions, Maps
We have also produced fact sheets and technical guidelines which can be accessed on this website.