Redland City Plan Amendments

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The Redland City Plan is an important document that guides growth, land use and development in our city.

Council is committed to ensuring Redland City Plan remains consistent and relevant in response to changing legislation, community needs and other factors. This is achieved through an ongoing program of feedback, review and amendments as regulated by the Planning Act 2016.

Amendments may involve a change to a planning scheme map (for example a zone change), a change to the written part of the scheme, or both and, depending on the type of amendment proposed, each amendment will follow a process set by the State Government.

For more information on the different types of planning scheme amendments and the process involved please read the Amending the City Plan Fact Sheet

Below is a list of amendments to the City Plan that are currently being drafted or being finalised, and amendments that are open for public comment. Amendments that have commenced or withdrawn are available on Redland City Plan amendments | Redland City Council.

Please note: The amendments listed in the following table relate to amendments to the current City Plan that have either commenced, are in preparation or have been withdrawn. Council has formally agreed to develop a new planning scheme, which is scheduled for completion by the end of 2028, and whilst the new planning scheme is being developed updates to the existing city plan will continue as necessary.

Amendments currently open for public consultation

The amendments in this table are currently open for public review and comment. For further information, including to see the proposed changes and for details on how to have your say, please refer to the related Your Say page.

Amendment TitlePurposeDatesFurther Information
Nil



Current amendments being considered by Council
The amendments in this table are currently being drafted by Council, with State Government for review and consideration, or are in the process of being finalised. Each stage may take many months to complete.
Amendment TitlePurposeStageFurther Information
05/19 - Major Amendment (South West Victoria Point Local Plan)To incorporate the South West Victoria Point Local PlanFinal State approval to proceed to public consultation on the major amendment was received in August 2022 following a three-year State Interest review process. In light of a large number of Planning and Environment court approvals during this period, the proposed amendment will not progress to public consultation and is expected to be delivered as part of the City Plan review process.Further information is available here: https://yoursay.redland.qld.gov.au/planning-in-victoria-point
03/21 – Major Amendment – Minjerribah (site-specific land uses)

To incorporate the State Government's Temporary Local Planning Instrument (TLPI) No. 1 of 2022 (Quandamooka Land Aspirations Area) into the City Plan

Following public consultation, in September 2022, the amendment was paused for 90 business days to allow further information supporting the proposed zone changes to be provided by the State Government. The State advised they need additional time to respond to the pause notice. The amendment is on hold pending the State's response to the pause notice.


At the General Meeting of 15 October 2025, Council resolved to write to the Deputy Premier requesting:

  • A formal response to the pause notice of 2022.
  • Advice on whether the Ministerial Direction requiring Council to prepare and progress the amendment will be withdrawn.
Further information is available here: Major Amendment – Minjerribah (Site-specific land uses)
02/25 - Major Amendment - Residential

and

03/25 – Major Amendment – Non-Residential

To incorporate changes across the following broad categories:

  • Residential matters – including provisions relating to secondary dwellings, dual occupancies, residential built form, and residential zone changes.
  • Non-residential matters – including zone changes, centre planning, land use provisions affecting mixed-use areas, lot reconfiguration, and environmental outcomes.
Public Consultation was undertaken from 2 to 29 March 2026. A submission report is currently being prepared and is anticipated to be considered by Council by mid-year.Further information is available here - City Plan - Major Amendments | Your Say Redlands Coast
Local Government Infrastructure Plan and Netserv Plan Amendment
LGIP amendment to incorporate a revised set of planning assumptions, plans for trunk infrastructure, schedule of works, desired service standards, and a new financial model. Netserv Plan updated to reflect the planning assumptions that informed the LGIP amendment.
Public Consultation was undertaken from 2 to 29 March 2026. A submission report is currently being prepared and is anticipated to be considered by Council by mid-year.
Further information is available here - Local Government Infrastructure Plan and Netserv Plan Amendment | Your Say Redlands Coast


Amendments commenced or withdrawn

A list of amendments already made to Redland City Plan 2018 can be located via Redland City Plan amendments | Redland City Council


Temporary Local Planning Instruments (TLPIs), commenced or withdrawn

A list of TLPIs either commenced or been withdrawn since the commencement of the Redland City Plan 2018 can be located via Redland City Plan amendments | Redland City Council


More information

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

The Redland City Plan is an important document that guides growth, land use and development in our city.

Council is committed to ensuring Redland City Plan remains consistent and relevant in response to changing legislation, community needs and other factors. This is achieved through an ongoing program of feedback, review and amendments as regulated by the Planning Act 2016.

Amendments may involve a change to a planning scheme map (for example a zone change), a change to the written part of the scheme, or both and, depending on the type of amendment proposed, each amendment will follow a process set by the State Government.

For more information on the different types of planning scheme amendments and the process involved please read the Amending the City Plan Fact Sheet

Below is a list of amendments to the City Plan that are currently being drafted or being finalised, and amendments that are open for public comment. Amendments that have commenced or withdrawn are available on Redland City Plan amendments | Redland City Council.

Please note: The amendments listed in the following table relate to amendments to the current City Plan that have either commenced, are in preparation or have been withdrawn. Council has formally agreed to develop a new planning scheme, which is scheduled for completion by the end of 2028, and whilst the new planning scheme is being developed updates to the existing city plan will continue as necessary.

Amendments currently open for public consultation

The amendments in this table are currently open for public review and comment. For further information, including to see the proposed changes and for details on how to have your say, please refer to the related Your Say page.

Amendment TitlePurposeDatesFurther Information
Nil



Current amendments being considered by Council
The amendments in this table are currently being drafted by Council, with State Government for review and consideration, or are in the process of being finalised. Each stage may take many months to complete.
Amendment TitlePurposeStageFurther Information
05/19 - Major Amendment (South West Victoria Point Local Plan)To incorporate the South West Victoria Point Local PlanFinal State approval to proceed to public consultation on the major amendment was received in August 2022 following a three-year State Interest review process. In light of a large number of Planning and Environment court approvals during this period, the proposed amendment will not progress to public consultation and is expected to be delivered as part of the City Plan review process.Further information is available here: https://yoursay.redland.qld.gov.au/planning-in-victoria-point
03/21 – Major Amendment – Minjerribah (site-specific land uses)

To incorporate the State Government's Temporary Local Planning Instrument (TLPI) No. 1 of 2022 (Quandamooka Land Aspirations Area) into the City Plan

Following public consultation, in September 2022, the amendment was paused for 90 business days to allow further information supporting the proposed zone changes to be provided by the State Government. The State advised they need additional time to respond to the pause notice. The amendment is on hold pending the State's response to the pause notice.


At the General Meeting of 15 October 2025, Council resolved to write to the Deputy Premier requesting:

  • A formal response to the pause notice of 2022.
  • Advice on whether the Ministerial Direction requiring Council to prepare and progress the amendment will be withdrawn.
Further information is available here: Major Amendment – Minjerribah (Site-specific land uses)
02/25 - Major Amendment - Residential

and

03/25 – Major Amendment – Non-Residential

To incorporate changes across the following broad categories:

  • Residential matters – including provisions relating to secondary dwellings, dual occupancies, residential built form, and residential zone changes.
  • Non-residential matters – including zone changes, centre planning, land use provisions affecting mixed-use areas, lot reconfiguration, and environmental outcomes.
Public Consultation was undertaken from 2 to 29 March 2026. A submission report is currently being prepared and is anticipated to be considered by Council by mid-year.Further information is available here - City Plan - Major Amendments | Your Say Redlands Coast
Local Government Infrastructure Plan and Netserv Plan Amendment
LGIP amendment to incorporate a revised set of planning assumptions, plans for trunk infrastructure, schedule of works, desired service standards, and a new financial model. Netserv Plan updated to reflect the planning assumptions that informed the LGIP amendment.
Public Consultation was undertaken from 2 to 29 March 2026. A submission report is currently being prepared and is anticipated to be considered by Council by mid-year.
Further information is available here - Local Government Infrastructure Plan and Netserv Plan Amendment | Your Say Redlands Coast


Amendments commenced or withdrawn

A list of amendments already made to Redland City Plan 2018 can be located via Redland City Plan amendments | Redland City Council


Temporary Local Planning Instruments (TLPIs), commenced or withdrawn

A list of TLPIs either commenced or been withdrawn since the commencement of the Redland City Plan 2018 can be located via Redland City Plan amendments | Redland City Council


More information

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

Page last updated: 24 Apr 2026, 10:12 AM