Redland City Plan Amendments

• General Meeting – 20 November, 2019 (Item 19.3) City Plan Major Amendment: South West Victoria Point Structure Plan. Council submitted the Major Amendment (05/19): South West Victoria Point Local Plan to the City Plan to the Planning Minister for state interest review and approval to progress to public consultation. At this time, Council gave notice that, while it will progress the Local Plan, it will not adopt the proposed Local Plan as an amendment to the City Plan until the full details of the Victoria Point Bypass study is publicly released and there is a firm commitment to upgrade Cleveland-Redland Bay Road between Magnolia Street and Giles Road to accommodate growth of the area.

• General Meeting – 10 June, 2020 (Item 19.4) South West Victoria Point Local Plan – State Interest Review. Council submitted a revised Major Amendment (05/19): South West Victoria Point Local Plan to the Planning Minister that responded to State interest review comments. The resolution requested that the Minister condition any further changes required prior to public consultation.

At the General Meeting of Council of 17 March 2021, Council resolved to proceed with the Heritage Major Amendment, by submitting the proposed amendment to the Planning Minister seeking approval to adopt. Further, Council resolved to adopt a local categorising instrument, being Temporary Local Planning Instrument (TLPI) 01/21 (Protection of Local Heritage Places). The Minister has approved the TLPI, with the effective date being 17 March 2021. View a copy of the TLPI, which includes the list of 45 properties it affects, here.

Public consultation on the proposed Major Amendment Package 03/19 was undertaken between 12 October 2020 to 4 December 2020.

At the General Meeting of 17 March 2021, a consultation report was presented to Council and a resolution made to distribute the consultation report following consideration by the Minister for State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning.

Council also resolved to submit the changes amendment to the Minister seeking approval to adopt the amendment package.

A copy of the public consultation report is available.

On 4 November 2020 Council agreed to make minor amendments to the Redland City Plan.

The Redland City Plan came into effect on 8 October 2018. It is a living document that is subject to ongoing review and monitoring to ensure it remains consistent with changing legislation and community needs.

The minor amendment package corrects a number of minor editorial and technical interpretation matters and does not introduce new information or make significant changes to the City Plan. Details on the amendments are outlined in the public notice.

Under the Planning Act 2016, and Minister’s Guideline and Rules, administrative and minor amendments to a planning scheme, as distinct from major amendments, do not require a State Interest Review, public consultation or response to submissions.

The Amendment Package took effect as part of the Redland City Plan (Version 5) on 18 November 2020 and the latest version, which includes the amendments, is available on Council’s website.

For further information on the planning scheme amendments, please contact Redland City Council’s Planning and Assessment Group on (07) 3829 8999.

On 12 October 2020, Redland City Council commenced public consultation for a proposed major amendment to Redland City Plan 2018 (City Plan).

The City Plan is a planning instrument that assists Redland City Council (RCC) to manage future growth and development on Redlands Coast in order to achieve sustainable development. RCC continually makes amendments to the City Plan to improve the instrument and keep it up to date. The Heritage Major Amendment Package 03/19 seeks to make changes to the City Plan to include additional properties on its Local Heritage Register, in Schedule 7.

The amendment package is available for inspection or purchase at RCC’s Customer Service Centres. More information is also available on Council’s Your Say page.

For further information on the planning scheme amendment, please contact RCC’s City Planning and Assessment Group on (07) 3829 8999.

Submissions on the Heritage Major Amendment Package 03/19 may be made by any person during the consultation period, which starts on 12 October 2020 and ends on 4 December 2020. To be properly made, submissions must:

• be made to the Chief Executive Officer, Redland City Council and received during the consultation period
• state the name and residential or business address of each person (the submission-makers) who made the submission
• state the grounds of the submission, and the facts and circumstances relied on to support the grounds
• state one (1) postal or electronic address for service relating to the submission for all submission-makers
• be signed by each submission-maker unless the submission is made electronically

Submissions on the proposed amendment to the City Plan can be made:

• Redland City Plan Amendments submission form;
• by email to rcc@redland.qld.gov.au (please include the amendment title in the subject line);
• in person at one of Council's Customer Service Centres
• by post to Redland City Council, PO Box 21 Cleveland QLD 4163.

On 29 January 2020 Council resolved to adopt a package of amendments to City Plan and to commence the amendments on Wednesday 19 February 2020.

The amendments formally become part of the City Pan requirements and provisions from that date. The final amendment package includes twenty-two changes to the planning scheme.

The process for developing and approving amendments is outlined under the Minister’s Guidelines and Rules (MGR) under State planning legislation.

This process involves ministerial approval to proceed; a review by the state of its interests in the amendments (State Interest Review); and public consultation before resubmission to the Minister for approval to adopt.

Council first agreed to present a package of proposed amendments to the Minister for State Interest Review at the General Meeting of 10 October 2018.

The State review was finalised on 12 June 2019, with the Minister agreeing that the proposed amendment may proceed to public consultation, subject to two conditions which the Council agreed to on 17 July 2019.

The advertised public consultation occurred from 1 to 29 August 2019.

On 23 October 2019, Council resolved to distribute the public consultation report and submit the changed amendment package back to the Minister, seeking final approval to adopt the amendment package.

The Minister formally advised Council on 12 December 2019, that it may proceed to adopt the proposed amendments, which Council has now done.

Details on the amendments are outlined in the 29 January 2020 Council report (item 14.4).

The latest version of City Plan (Version 4), which includes the amendments, is available on Council's website.

Public consultation on the proposed General Major Amendment Package 01/19 was undertaken between 1 and 29 August 2019.

In accordance with the Minister’s Guidelines and Rules, following the end of public consultation, Council must prepare a consultation report about how properly made submissions have been dealt with.

At the General Meeting of 23 October 2019, a consultation report was presented to Council and a resolution made to:

· Distribute the consultation report; and

· Submit the changed amendment to the Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, seeking approval to adopt the amendment package.

A copy of the General Major Amendment Package public consultation report is available.

On 1 August 2019, Redland City Council will commence public consultation for a proposed major amendment of the Redland City Plan 2018 (City Plan).

The City Plan is a planning instrument that assists Redland City Council (RCC) to manage future growth and development in the City, in order to achieve sustainable development. RCC continually makes amendments to the City Plan in order to improve the instrument and keep it up to date. The General Major Amendment Package 01/19 seeks to make changes to the City Plan as follows:

Low Density Residential Zone

- An alternative provision to the Queensland Development Code (QDC) for side and rear boundary setbacks for lots in the LDR2 park residential precinct is proposed. The acceptable outcome is proposed to be increased from the current five (5) metre setback to ten (10) metres. The intent of the change is to achieve amenity outcomes which are consistent with the rural landscaping setting of the precinct.

- An alternative provision to the QDC provision for site coverage for lots in the LDR1 large lot and LDR2 park residential precincts is proposed. The acceptable outcome for site coverage is proposed to be 30% (the QDC allows 50%). The rationale behind this amendment is to ensure development footprints do not have an adverse impact on the character and amenity of the existing landscape, and to reflect the requirements identified in the superseded Redlands Planning Scheme 2006.

- A new overall outcome is proposed, along with changes to an existing performance outcome to indicate that the density of dual occupancy development in this zone should not exceed 1 dwelling per 400m².

Medium Density Residential Zone

- Changes to the front boundary setback are proposed. The current setback is three (3) metres which does not provide space to park a vehicle in front of the building within the property boundaries. The amendment retains the three (3) metre setback, but requires a setback of 5.5 metres to a garage door to allow for vehicles to be parked in front of the garage without obstructing the verge.

Birkdale Commonwealth Land Site

- Changes to the strategic framework relating to the Birkdale Commonwealth land are proposed, increasing the potential mix of future uses to include tourism, recreation, open space and sporting activities.

Adult Stores

- The incorporation of provisions, similar to those contained in the repealed State Planning Regulatory Provision (Adult Stores), into the City Plan is proposed.

Infrastructure Works Code

- The introduction of a new acceptable solution and performance outcome is proposed, which seek to achieve better visual amenity outcomes when retaining walls exceed one (1) metre in height.

Filling and Excavation

- Increased thresholds for filling and excavation are proposed in all zones other than the conservation zone. The amendment will also elevate the level of assessment in areas covered by the following overlays: environmental significance, coastal protection, flood and storm tide hazard, and waterway corridors and wetlands. This will ensure the potential impacts of excavation and fill are considered for existing land constraints or specific site values.

- A change to make all excavation and filling within the conservation zone code assessable, unless undertaken by RCC, is proposed. The rational is to ensure filling and excavation activities do not have an impact on the high ecological values and/or drainage constraints that these properties contain.

Road Movement Network in South-East Thornlands

- Removal of the requirement to provide a collector street between Beveridge Road and Freshwater Street in the South East Thornlands road movement network figures is proposed. The collector street in this location (18-22 Beveridge Road) is no longer considered necessary given the previous removal of the local centre zone and requirement to construct a community facility in this area.

Development Along Canal and Lakeside Estates

- Strengthening of the provisions in the City Plan in protecting the structural integrity of revetment walls is proposed, in addition to the introduction of new provisions dealing with residential amenity and character within the canal and lakeside estates (in relation to setbacks, view lines and incorporation of open air design). The amendment also seeks to establish a precinct in the low density residential zone called LDR5 (canal and lakeside estates) to more easily identify the land parcels which these provisions apply to.

Zone Changes

- 145-167 Panorama Drive, Thornlands - Change from environmental management to low density residential and conservation. The change recognises a small portion of the site which is generally free from environmental and development constraints, and increases protection of the balance of the lot;

- 85 Finucane Road, Alexandra Hills - Change from community facilities to recreation and open space to reflect the current use of the site as a park;

- 188 Wellington street, Ormiston - Change from low density residential to medium density residential, to be consistent with the surrounding neighbourhood zoning to the south;

- 174-186 Wellington Street, Ormiston - Change boundary between medium density residential and recreation and open space areas. The amendment reflects the surveyed topographical features (top of bank) as a suitable point for the split in zoning of the site to occur;

- 130-138 Allenby Road, Wellington Point - Change from low density residential to medium density residential to be consistent with the surrounding neighbourhood zoning to the north and west;

- 85-87 Lyndon Road, Capalaba - Change from recreation and open space to conservation. There is no plan to provide formal park embellishments. The proposed zoning also recognises and further protects the environmental values of the site;

- 10-14 Napier Street, Birkdale - Change from community facilities (CF3-educational facilities) to community facilities (CF6-infrastructure). The change in zone is proposed as the site is not used for educational purposes, is owned by Queensland Rail and directly adjoins the railway corridor. The amended zone better reflects the potential future use of the land;

- 7 John Street, Cleveland - Change from recreation and open space to principal centre. The change in zone is proposed as a result of the cessation of the adjoining child care operations and to achieve consistency with the surrounding allotments;

- 159-169 Delancey Street, Ormiston - Change from environmental management to conservation and low density residential. The change recognises a portion of the site which is less constrained and could facilitate development, and increases protection of the balance of the lot;

- 10 Burwood Road, Alexandra Hills - Change from low density residential to recreation and open space. The change in zone reflects the current use of the site as a park;

- 267-275 Wellington Street, Ormiston - Change from recreation and open space to community facilities (CF5 – places of worship) and recreation and open space. The zone change is to reflect the current use of part of the site for a place of worship.

The amendment package is available for inspection or purchase at RCC’s Customer Service Centres.

For further information on the planning scheme amendment, please contact RCC’s City Planning and Assessment Group on (07) 3829 8999.

Submissions on the General Major Amendment Package 01/19 may be made by any person during the consultation period which starts on 1 August 2019 and ends on 29 August 2019. To be properly made, submissions must:

• be made to the Chief Executive Officer, Redland City Council and received during the consultation period.
• state the name and residential or business address of each person (the submission-makers) who made the submission;
• state the grounds of the submission, and the facts and circumstances relied on to support the grounds;
• state one (1) postal or electronic address for service relating to the submission for all submission-makers; and
• be signed by each submission-maker unless the submission is made electronically.

Submissions on the proposed amendment to the City Plan can be made:

• Redland City Plan Amendments submission form;
• by email to rcc@redland.qld.gov.au (please include the amendment title in the subject line);
• in person at one of Council's Customer Service Centres; or
• by post to Redland City Council, PO Box 21 Cleveland QLD 4163.

On 5 June 2019, Redland City Council resolved to adopt a package of administrative, minor and planning scheme policy amendments to the Redland City Plan 2018 (City Plan).

The Amendment Package (07/19) included the following changes:

• Correct typing errors in the Specialised Centre and Community Facility Zone codes;
• Modify the explanation of the term ‘Southern Moreton Bay Islands’;
• Modify a legislation reference in the Waterway Corridors and wetlands overlay code;
• Amend outdated terminology relating to the Priority Infrastructure Plan;
• Amend references to the Reconfiguring a lot code;
• Amend references to the Landscape code;
• Amend ‘and’ ‘or’ statements in multiple zone codes;
• Amend ‘and’ ‘or’ statements in overlay and development codes;
• Replace outdated terminology relating to Koala legislation;
• Correct missing references in the Transport, servicing, access and parking code;
• Incorporate references to the Multiple Dwelling Design Guide;
• Update Schedule 5 (Designation of premises for development);
• Clarify acceptable outcomes which are not alternatives to the Queensland Development Code;
• Make minor changes to the Healthy waters code;
• Update Schedule 4 (notation of decisions under section 89 of the Act);
• Provide clarity regarding which parts of the Queensland Development Code apply;
• Further align City Plan with the Regulated Requirements in the Planning Regulation 2017;
• Amend the table of assessment for the Coastal Protection (erosion prone areas) overlay;
• Make a record of the designation of land as a transport noise corridor in the City Plan;
• Clarify application requirements where development is within 9m of a revetment wall;
• Include the ‘Emerald Fringe’ of Coochiemudlo Island as a Local Heritage Place;
• Amend the zoning of the central ‘boulevard’ in South East Thornlands from residential to Recreation and open space;
• Amend the zoning of the approved ‘Shoreline’ development from Rural to Emerging community;
• Amend provisions relating to surveying in Planning Scheme Policy 2 (Infrastructure works).

The Amendment Package took effect as part of Redland City Plan 2018 (Version 3) on 17 July 2019. Further detail can be viewed on Council's Redland City Plan amendments webpage.

For further information on planning scheme amendments, please contact Redland City Council’s City Planning and Assessment Group on (07) 3829 8999.