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Brisbane City Council is updating the Sandgate District Neighbourhood Plan for Sandgate, Deagon, Shorncliffe and Brighton.
Council is committed to growing our city while maintaining the character of our suburbs and planning for the future.
This project is just one way Council is ensuring Brisbane is a city of neighbourhoods, where residents are close to the services they need and the lifestyle and leisure opportunities they want.
Draft neighbourhood plan
Council has prepared the draft Sandgate District Neighbourhood Plan (draft Neighbourhood Plan) based on community feedback on the draft strategy and further technical reviews of the area. Several changes to the approach outlined in the draft strategy are now proposed in the draft Neighbourhood Plan to respond to community feedback. The draft Neighbourhood Plan was considered by Council in December 2020. A detailed summary of the submissions on the draft strategy will be available once the draft Neighbourhood Plan is released for community submissions in early-mid 2021.
Next steps
The draft Neighbourhood Plan has been sent to the Queensland Government for review. Once this has been completed, there will be an opportunity for you to make a formal submission on the draft Neighbourhood Plan during the statutory public notification period, scheduled for early-mid 2021. Community input is a vital part of the neighbourhood planning process, and there will be a number of face-to-face and online opportunities for you to have your say on the draft neighbourhood plan. Once complete, the plan will be adopted as part of Brisbane City Plan 2014 (City Plan) to guide development in the area.
Brisbane City Council is updating the Sandgate District Neighbourhood Plan for Sandgate, Deagon, Shorncliffe and Brighton.
Council is committed to growing our city while maintaining the character of our suburbs and planning for the future.
This project is just one way Council is ensuring Brisbane is a city of neighbourhoods, where residents are close to the services they need and the lifestyle and leisure opportunities they want.
Draft neighbourhood plan
Council has prepared the draft Sandgate District Neighbourhood Plan (draft Neighbourhood Plan) based on community feedback on the draft strategy and further technical reviews of the area. Several changes to the approach outlined in the draft strategy are now proposed in the draft Neighbourhood Plan to respond to community feedback. The draft Neighbourhood Plan was considered by Council in December 2020. A detailed summary of the submissions on the draft strategy will be available once the draft Neighbourhood Plan is released for community submissions in early-mid 2021.
Next steps
The draft Neighbourhood Plan has been sent to the Queensland Government for review. Once this has been completed, there will be an opportunity for you to make a formal submission on the draft Neighbourhood Plan during the statutory public notification period, scheduled for early-mid 2021. Community input is a vital part of the neighbourhood planning process, and there will be a number of face-to-face and online opportunities for you to have your say on the draft neighbourhood plan. Once complete, the plan will be adopted as part of Brisbane City Plan 2014 (City Plan) to guide development in the area.
Consultation has now closed for this stage of the project.
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Project timeline
Council prepared a neighbourhood plan strategy and released the strategy for comment in late 2019.
Council prepared a draft neighbourhood plan from late 2019 to late 2020 based on community feedback received on the draft strategy and further technical reviews of the area.
Council endorsed the draft neighbourhood plan for issue to the Queensland Government in December 2020.
The Queensland Government reviews the draft neighbourhood plan.
Community consultation is undertaken on the draft neighbourhood plan.
Council reviews your feedback and prepares the updated draft neighbourhood plan. Council then requests Queensland Government feedback.
Council updates the neighbourhood plan to address Queensland Government feedback and then adopts the plan, which will form a part of City Plan.
Development in Sandgate, Deagon, Shorncliffe and Brighton will be assessed against the neighbourhood plan requirements.
More information
If you would like to find out more about the project, you can: