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ATTACHMENT B

DETAILS OF THE MINOR AND ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENTS

AMENDMENT v01.02/2015Minor and Administrative Amendments to Brisbane City Plan 2014Text and figure amendments:Item No.

Location Part/ Schedule/ Appendix

Section Sub-section/ Table

Existing text/Map to be removed

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MAALPI1 amendment type

Reason

1. Citation and commencement

- - Community statement

- INSERT:at the beginning of the second paragraph:‘Council's long term community plan for the city, the Brisbane Vision describes the Brisbane we are working to achieve.’

Not applicable Updates Council’s community statement (Brisbane City Plan 2014) to align with the updated Brisbane Vision 2031 (a corporate document).NOTE: The community statement is extrinsic material to the planning scheme.


- - Strategic vision - INSERT:‘strategic vision is reflected in Brisbane’s’ after ‘Brisbane’s’

Not applicable Updates Council’s strategic vision (Brisbane City Plan 2014) to align with the updated Brisbane Vision 2031 (a corporate document).NOTE: The strategic vision is extrinsic material to the planning scheme.


- - Strategic vision REMOVE:‘is the Strategic Plan’s growth response for Brisbane.’

REPLACE WITH:‘which shows how we will effectively manage growth in Brisbane.’



- - Strategic vision REMOVE:‘supporting’ and ‘goal of effective growth management’

REPLACE WITH:‘which underpins’ and ‘and the Strategic Plan.’



- - Strategic vision REMOVE:‘vision outcomes’

INSERT:‘shared aspirations the Brisbane community identified in the’


1 Statutory Guideline 04/14 Making and amending local planning instruments 9 October 2014

http://www.dsdip.qld.gov.au/statutory-guidelines-for-planning/resources/statutory-guidelines-for-planning.html

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MAALPI amendment type

Reason


- - Strategic vision REMOVE: Clean air Food in the city Safe communities Sustainable water use Healthy river and bay Towards zero waste Inclusive, caring

communities Outstanding city profile Co-operative governance Cleaner, sustainable

energy use Healthy economy Green and biodiverse city Better public health Learning and informed

communities Effective road networks Well-designed and

responsive built environment

Active and healthy communities

Connected and engaged communities

Green and active transport.

Council’s vision is that the planning for Brisbane will deliver: A youthful and

enthusiastic city that is appreciated by residents and visitors for its friendliness and optimism.

Active and healthy communities.

A strong economy. A clean and green

environment. Cultural vibrancy. An enduring legacy of

liveability for future generations.

REPLACE WITH: an accessible, connected

city. an active, healthy city. a clean, green city. a friendly, safe city. a New World City. a smart, prosperous city. a vibrant, creative city. a well-designed, subtropical

city.


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7. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.5 5.5 Levels of Assessment—Material change of useResidential zones categoryTable 5.5.1—Low density residential zoneTable 5.5.2—Low-medium density residential zoneTable 5.5.3 —Medium density residential zoneTable 5.5.4—High density residential zoneTable 5.5.5—Character residential zoneTable 5.5.6—Tourist accommodation zone

REMOVE:‘are’ from in the Note— associated with dwelling house use

REPLACE WITH:‘may become’

Administrative (2.3A.2(a))

Corrects a factual matter to provide greater clarity about the application of the provisions.

8. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.7 5.7 Levels of assessment—Building workTable 5.7.1—Building work

REMOVE:from in first row after code assessment heading in column 2, under ‘Low density residential zone’, ‘Low medium density residential zone’, ‘Medium density residential zone’, ‘High density residential zone’, Character residential zone’, ‘District centre zone’, ‘Neighbourhood centre zone’, ‘Community facilities zone’, ‘Emerging community zone’, ‘Mixed use zone’, ‘Rural residential zone’ and ‘Township zone’:‘minor demolition work as’

- Administrative (2.3A.2(a))


9. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.7 5.7 Levels of assessment—Building workTable 5.7.1—Building work

REMOVE:from second editor’s note after Table 5.7.1:‘Minor demolition work and small-scale satellite dishes are building works identified as exempt development under the planning scheme’

REPLACE WITH:‘Part 5, section 5.3.4 identifies the circumstances where building work is exempt development’



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Reason

10. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.2.A—Albion neighbourhood plan: material change of use

REMOVE:from under the ‘If in the Raceway precinct (NPP-004), where in the Sport and recreation zone’ header: ‘Albion neighbourhood plan code’ in column 3 in first code assessment row for Centre activities (activity group)


Corrects a factual matter in application of the Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) 5.5.5(4)(b)(i).

11. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.20.A—Doolandella neighbourhood plan: material change of use

REMOVE:‘Doolandella neighbourhood plan code’ from in column 3 in first code assessment row for Dwelling house


Corrects a factual matter in application of QPP 5.5.5(4)(b)(i).

12. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.38.A—Lower Oxley Creek south neighbourhood plan: material change of use

- INSERT:in first row under MCU heading in column 1:‘where not listed in this table’ after ‘MCU, if assessable development’



13. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.38.A—Lower Oxley Creek south neighbourhood plan: material change of use

- INSERT:‘—section A outcomes only’ in Dwelling house uses, in first row in code assessment in assessment criteria column, after ‘Lower Oxley Creek south neighbourhood plan code’



14. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.42.A—Milton Station neighbourhood plan: material change of use

REMOVE:‘Milton Station neighbourhood plan code’ in column 3 from first code assessment row for Centre activities (activity group)



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15. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of Assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.53.A—Nundah district neighbourhood plan: material change of use

REMOVE:‘, where in the Industry investigation zone’ from section ‘If in the Ryans Road industrial precinct (NPP-005)’


Corrects a factual matter.

16. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of Assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.53.A—Nundah district neighbourhood plan: material change of use

- INSERT:under Multiple dwelling use row:in column 1:‘Medium impact industry B’across column 2 and 3:‘Impact assessment’in column 2:‘-‘in column 3:‘The planning scheme including:Nundah district neighbourhood plan codeIndustry codeIndustry zone codePrescribed secondary code’



17. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of Assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.55.A—Pinkenba – Eagle Farm neighbourhood plan: material change of use

INSERT:in first row under MCU heading in column 1:‘where not listed in this table’ after ‘MCU, if assessable development’


Provides greater clarity about the application of the provisions.

18. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.9 5.9 Levels of Assessment—Neighbourhood plansTable 5.9.57.A—Richlands—Wacol corridor neighbourhood plan: material change of use

REMOVE:‘premise’ from ‘Food and drink outlet’ use, second column in second row under ‘Code assessment’

REPLACE WITH:‘premises’


Corrects a grammatical error.

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Reason

19. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.2—Levels of assessment for Airport environs overlay

- INSERT:in first row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘new’ before ‘dwelling house’ and ‘, where not in the Australian Noise Exposure Forecast (ANEF) contour sub-category’ after ‘dwelling house’


Corrects a factual matter, to provide greater clarity about the application of the provisions.

20. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.2—Levels of assessment for Airport environs overlay

- INSERT:in second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth rows under MCU heading, in column 1:‘, other than for a dwelling house’ after ‘MCU’



21. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.4—Levels of assessment for Biodiversity areas overlay

- INSERT:in first row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘,’ after ‘MCU’




- INSERT:in second row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘new’ before ‘dwelling house’




REMOVE:From second row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘a’

REPLACE WITH:‘an existing’ before ‘dwelling house’



24. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.5—Levels of assessment for Bushfire overlay

- INSERT:in first and second rows under MCU heading, in column 1:‘,’ after ‘MCU’



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25. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.6—Levels of assessment for Coastal hazard overlay

- INSERT:in first row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘new’ before ‘dwelling house’




- INSERT:in third row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘,’ after ‘MCU’ and after ‘dwelling house’




REMOVE:from editor’s note in first and second rows under Building work heading, in column 1:‘Minor building work as identified in section 5.3.4 is exempt development under the planning scheme.’

REPLACE WITH:‘Part 5, section 5.3.4 identifies the circumstances where building work is exempt development.’




- INSERT:in second row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘,’ after ‘dwelling house’



29. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.7—Levels of assessment for Commercial character building overlay

REMOVE:from editor’s note in first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘Minor demolition work as identified in section 5.3.4 is exempt development under the planning scheme.’




30. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.9—Levels of assessment for Dwelling house character overlay

- INSERT:in each code assessment and impact assessment row, in column 3:‘The applicable zone code’



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Reason

31. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment —OverlaysTable 5.10.9—Levels of assessment for Dwelling house character overlay

REMOVE:‘or Character residential zone’

INSERT:In column 1, in first row under Building work heading:‘, High density residential zone, Character residential zone or Tourist accommodation zone’


Changes the format of the levels of assessment table by consolidating the table.

32. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.9—Levels of assessment for Dwelling house character overlay

- INSERT:as editor’s note in first row after building work heading, in column 1:‘Editor’s note—Part 5, section 5.3.4 identifies the circumstances where building work is exempt development.’



33. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment —OverlaysTable 5.10.9—Levels of assessment for Dwelling house character overlay

REMOVE:Entire second row after Building work heading that commences with: ‘Building work for an extension to a dwelling house in the High density residential zone or Tourist accommodation zone’


Changes the format of the levels of assessment table by consolidating the table.

34. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.11—Levels of assessment for Flood overlay





REMOVE:from first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘a’

REPLACE WITH:in first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘an existing’ before ‘dwelling house’




REMOVE:from editor’s note in first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘Minor building work as identified in section 5.3.4 is exempt under the planning scheme.’




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37. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.12—Levels of assessment for Heritage overlay

- INSERT:‘Editor's note—Development carried out in accordance with and to the extent specified in an exemption certificate which has been issued under section 74 of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 is not assessable against the planning scheme.’ under table heading


Corrects a factual matter related to other legislation, to provide greater clarity about the application of the provisions.


- INSERT:‘Editor’s note—Where and to the extent that a heritage place is located in both the State heritage place sub-category and the Local heritage place sub-category, development carried out in accordance with and to the extent specified in an exemption certificate issued under section 74 of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 is not assessable against the planning scheme.’ at the end of the ‘Development’ column in the first and second rows under ‘Building work’




REMOVE:‘, if’from the ‘Development’ column in the second row under ‘Building work’



40. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.16—Levels of assessment for Pre-1911 building overlay

REMOVE:from editor’s note in first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘Minor demolition work as identified in Part 5, section 5.3.4 is exempt under the planning scheme.’




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41. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.17—Levels of assessment for Regional infrastructure corridors and substations overlay

- INSERT:in second and fourth row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘,’ after ‘MCU’ and after ‘dwelling house’



42. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.18—Levels of assessment for Road hierarchy overlay




43. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.19—Levels of assessment for Significant landscape tree overlay




44. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.19—Levels of assessment for Significant landscape tree overlay

- INSERT:in second and third rows under MCU heading, in column 1:‘,’ after ‘MCU’



45. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.20—Levels of assessment for Streetscape hierarchy overlay




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46. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.21—Levels of assessment for Traditional building overlay

REMOVE:from first row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘not in the Heritage overlay, involving’ after ‘MCU’

INSERT:in first row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘for’ after ‘MCU’‘if involving a new premises or an existing premises with an increase in gross floor area, where not in the Local heritage place sub-category or the State heritage place sub-category of the Heritage overlay’ after ‘accommodation’



47. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.21—Levels of assessment for Traditional building character overlay

REMOVE:from second row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘involving a dwelling house’ after ‘overlay’

REPLACE WITH:‘for a new dwelling house where’ after ‘MCU’




REMOVE:from first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘as far back as the ridge of the rearmost gable in a gable roof house or the primary ridge for a hipped roof house’ after ‘(b) the components of a building constructed in 1946 or earlier’

INSERT:in first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘forward of a point which is the highest and rearmost part of the roof’ after ‘(b) the components of a building constructed in 1946 or earlier’




REMOVE:from first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘not in the Local heritage place sub-category or the State heritage place sub-category of the Heritage overlay,’ after ‘Building work’

REPLACE WITH:‘if’ after ‘Building work’and‘(c) where not in the Local heritage place sub-category or the State heritage place sub-category of the Heritage overlay’




REMOVE:from editor’s note in first, third and fourth rows under Building work heading, in column 1:‘Minor demolition work as identified in Part 5, section 5.3.4 is exempt development under the planning scheme.’




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REMOVE:from second and third rows under Building work heading, in column 1:‘not in the Local heritage place sub-category or the State heritage place sub-category of the Heritage overlay,’ after ‘Building work’ and‘residential’ after ‘of a’ and‘substantially’ before ‘constructed’

REPLACE WITH:‘if’ before ‘involving’and‘, where not in the Local heritage place sub-category or the State heritage place sub-category of the Heritage overlay’ after ‘earlier’




REMOVE:from fourth row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘not in the Local heritage place sub-category or the State heritage place sub-category of the Heritage overlay,’ after ‘Building work’

REPLACE WITH:‘, where not in the Local heritage place sub-category or the State heritage place sub-category of the Heritage overlay’ after ‘accommodation’



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53. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.25—Levels of assessment for Waterway corridors overlay

REMOVE:first and third rows, across all three columns, under MCU heading

REPLACE WITH:as second row under Building work heading:in column 1:‘Building work for an extension to the building footprint of an existing dwelling house in the Brisbane River corridor sub-category (section 1 to 5)’‘Self assessment’ across columns 2 and 3in column 2: ‘If complying with all self-assessable acceptable outcomes’‘Note—If the development is code or impact assessable in the zone or neighbourhood plan, then the level of assessment is not lowered to self assessment.’in corresponding column 3:‘Waterway corridors overlay code—all acceptable outcomes in section C’‘Code assessment’ across columns 2 and 3in column 2: ‘If not complying with all self-assessable acceptable outcomes’‘Note—If the development is impact assessable in the zone or neighbourhood plan, then the level of assessment is not lowered to code assessment.’In corresponding column 3:‘Waterway corridors overlay code—all outcomes in section C’




- INSERT:in second row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘new’ before ‘dwelling house’



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REMOVE:‘or dual occupancy’

INSERT:in fourth row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘dual occupancy or a new’ before ‘dwelling house’




- INSERT:in fifth row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘,’ after ‘MCU’ and after ‘dwelling house’




- INSERT:in sixth row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘,’ after ‘MCU’ and after ‘dual occupancy’



58. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.26—Levels of assessment for Wetlands overlay

- INSERT:in first row under MCU heading, in column 1:‘, other than for a dwelling house’ after ‘premises’



59. Tables of assessment Part 5 5.10 5.10 Levels of assessment—OverlaysTable 5.10.26—Levels of assessment for Wetlands overlay

REMOVE:‘a dwelling house or’

INSERT:in first row under Building work heading, in column 1:‘an’ before ‘extension’



60. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.1 7.1 PreliminaryTable 7.1.1 —Neighbourhood plan codes

REMOVE:‘Editor’s note’ from first column of table and‘For all draft maps please refer to new City Plan mapping’ from third column of table

REPLACE WITH: ‘Neighbourhood plan code reference’ and‘Refer to Brisbane City Plan 2014 mapping’



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61. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.1 7.1 PreliminaryTable 7.1.1— Neighbourhood plan codes

- INSERT:‘district’ after ‘Clayfield—Wooloowin’ in Neighbourhood plan code column


Corrects a reference.

62. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.1 7.1 PreliminaryTable 7.1.1 —Neighbourhood plan codes

REMOVE:‘NPM-003.9’ from ‘7.2.4.1 Darra—Oxley district neighbourhood plan’ row

REPLACE WITH:‘NPM-004.1’


Corrects numbering.

63. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.1 7.1 PreliminaryTable 7.1.1— Neighbourhood plan codes

REMOVE:Extra ‘0’ from each neighbourhood plan map number reference from NPM-0011.1 to NPM-0023.7 inclusive


Corrects numbering.

64. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.1 Acacia Ridge –Archerfield neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.1.1.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘sites’ from third line of PO9

REPLACE WITH:‘site areas’



65. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.1 Acacia Ridge –Archerfield neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.1.1.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘provided’ from AO11

REPLACE WITH:‘is prescribed’



66. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.1 Acacia Ridge –Archerfield neighbourhood plan codeFigure c – Hellawell Road residential precinct

REMOVE:‘Beatty Rd’

REPLACE WITH:‘Jackson Rd’



67. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.1 Acacia Ridge –Archerfield neighbourhood plan codeFigure f – Gateway industry/business precinct

REMOVE:’61,160m2’ from total in ‘Max GFA (m2)’ column within figure

REPLACE WITH:’61,150m2’



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68. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.2 Albion neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.1.2.3.A—Criteria for self-assessable and assessable development

- INSERT:‘only’ in AO17(c) before ‘minor’



69. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.2 Albion neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.1.2.3.B—Maximum building height

REMOVE:‘Village’ from second row of table

REPLACE WITH:‘village’



70. Neighbourhood Plan Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.3 Algester—Parkinson—Stretton neighbourhood plan code7.2.1.3.1 Application

REMOVE:‘Table 5.6.9.D’from Note

REPLACE WITH:‘Table 5.6.3.D’



71. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.4 Ashgrove—Grange district neighbourhood plan code7.2.1.4.2 Purpose

- INSERT:‘Ashgrove’ before ‘Memorial Park’ in (5)(b)(ii)



72. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.5 Aspley district neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.1.5.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

- INSERT:‘at’ before ‘9 Gayford Street, Aspley’in AO2.1


Correct a grammatical error.

73. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.5 Aspley district neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.1.5.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘.’ from end of AO3

REPLACE WITH:‘, Aspley.’



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74. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.5 Aspley district neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.1.5.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘(to be consistent with the figure legend)’ in AO4(f)


Removes a redundant term.

75. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.6 Australia TradeCoast neighbourhood plan code7.2.1.6.1 Application

- INSERT:‘a’ before ‘neighbourhood plan’ in (1)(a)



76. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.1.6 Australia TradeCoast neighbourhood plan code7.2.1.6.2 Purpose

REMOVE:‘Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd Land Use Plan’ from (7)(a)

REPLACE WITH:‘Brisbane Port Land Use Plan 2013’



77. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.2.1 Banyo—Nudgee neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.2.1.3.A— Criteria for assessable development

- INSERT:‘an’ in the first line of AO9.1 before ‘industrial use’




REMOVE:‘remain’ from the last line of AO13.2

INSERT:‘remains’




- INSERT:‘the’ before ‘Tufnell Road’ in PO17



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REMOVE:‘in’ from AO24

REPLACE WITH:‘the’



81. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.2.2 Bowen Hills neighbourhood plan code7.2.2.2.2 Purpose

REMOVE:‘Walter’ from (3)(b)

REPLACE WITH:‘Herbert’




REMOVE:‘areas’ in (3)(c)

REPLACE WITH:‘area’s’




- INSERT:‘of’ after ‘120%’ in AO8



84. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.2.3 Bracken Ridge and district neighbourhood plan code7.2.2.3.2 Purpose

REMOVE:‘lands’ from (5)(c)

REPLACE WITH:‘land’




- INSERT:‘overall’ before ‘outcome’ in Note under (13)(b)(vi)




- INSERT:‘is’ before ‘otherwise’ in (15)(a)



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REMOVE‘,’ from between ‘Lot 194’ and ‘RP208282’ in (16)(d)

INSERT:‘on’ between ‘Lot 194’ and ‘RP208282’ in (16)(d)




- INSERT:‘the’ before ‘Rural zone criteria’ in (17)(b)




REMOVE:‘are provided to’ from before ‘include car parking areas’ in (18)(e)

REPLACE WITH:‘and’



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90. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.3.6 Chermside centre neighbourhood plan code7.2.3.6.1 Application

7.2.6.3 Forest Lake neighbourhood plan code7.2.6.3.1 Application

7.2.13.5 Mitchelton neighbourhood plan code7.2.13.5.1 Application

7.2.13.8 Moreton Island settlements neighbourhood plan code7.2.13.8.1 Application

7.2.19.1 Sandgate district neighbourhood plan code7.2.19.1.1 Application

7.2.19.2 Sandgate Road neighbourhood plan code7.2.19.2.1 Application

7.2.23.4 Willawong neighbourhood plan code7.2.23.4.1 Application

REMOVE:‘with level of assessment variations to those in sections 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8 and/or 5.10’


Redundant text. No level of assessment variation exists.

91. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.3.8 Clayfield—Wooloowin neighbourhood plan code7.2.3.8.1 Application

REMOVE:‘with level of assessment’


Redundant text. No level of assessment variation exists.

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92. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.4.2 Doolandella neighbourhood plan codeFigure a – Doolandella - north

- INSERT:‘Future district park’ symbols and locations


Corrects a mapping error to restore detail from Brisbane City Plan 2000.

93. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.4.2 Doolandella neighbourhood plan codeFigure b – Doolandella - south

- INSERT:‘Future district park’ symbols and locations



94. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.6.2 Fig Tree Pocket neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.6.2.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘PO’ from column 2 in PO4.2

REPLACE WITH:‘AO’


Corrects a typographical error.

95. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.9.2 Ithaca district neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.9.2.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘multi-unit dwellings’ from AO23.3

REPLACE WITH:‘a multiple dwelling’


Replaces a superseded term.

96. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.11.1 Kangaroo Point peninsula neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.11.1.3.B—Maximum building height

- INSERT:Numbering to separate Note— items under TableNumbering within the Table to align with the applicable numbered notes under the Table


Corrects formatting by including numbering to provide greater clarity about the application of the provisions.


REMOVE:‘A maximum of 10 storeys on the western side of Bradfield Highway south of Bright Street and the eastern side of Bradfield Highway where south of Cairns Street excludes lift towers and other roof plant rooms and a penthouse storey that does not exceed 50% of the average area of typical floors of a tower.’

REPLACE WITH:‘Maximum building height excludes lift towers and other roof plant rooms and a penthouse storey where not exceeding 50% of the average area of typical floors of a tower.’in the second note



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REMOVE:‘For buildings between Bright Street and Scott Street, a maximum height of 11m above ground is only permitted when viewed in an elevation parallel to Main Street and the southern side of Bright Street sloping upward from Bright Street at an angle of 11.5 degrees, whichever is lower in height.’

REPLACE WITH:‘Maximum building height does not exceed 11m above ground level when viewed in an elevation parallel to Main Street at the intersection of the western side of Main Street and the southern side of Bright Street sloping upward from Bright Street at an angle of 11.5 degrees, or 10 storeys, whichever is lower in height.’in the third note



99. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.11.1 Kangaroo Point peninsula neighbourhood plan codeFigure b – Maximum building heights

- INSERT:‘0.5m contours’



100. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.11.1 Kangaroo Point peninsula neighbourhood plan codeFigure b – Maximum building heights

- INSERT:‘Precincts:NPP-001. ResidentialNPP-002. Community convenience centreNPP-003. Park



101. Neighbourhood plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.11.2 Kangaroo Point south neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.11.2.3.B —Maximum building height

INSERT: ‘If in the River Terrace precinct (Kangaroo Point south neighbourhood plan/NPP-004), where in the Inner city zone precinct of the Mixed use zone’as a heading row under row 6 and ‘Development of a site 1,200m2 or greater’ under the new heading row in column 1 and ‘10’ column 2



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102. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.12.3 Lower Oxley Creek south neighbourhood plan code7.2.12.3.1 Application

REMOVE:‘;’ at end of section

INSERT:‘.(3) When using this code, reference should be made to section 1.5, section 5.3.2 and section 5.3.3.Note—This neighbourhood plan includes a table of assessment with level of assessment variations to those in sections 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8 and/or 5.10. Refer to Table 5.9.38.A, Table 5.9.38.B, Table 5.9.38.C and Table 5.9.38.D.’


Missing standard text and reference.

103. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.12.4 Lutwyche Road corridor neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.12.4.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

- INSERT:‘or the Character residential zone’ after ‘Low density residential zone’ in AO5.2



104. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.13.3 Milton Station neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.13.3.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

- INSERT:‘Refer to Figure f.’ at end of AO12.1 and AO12.2


Missing reference to figure in text.

105. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.18.2 Richlands—Wacol corridor neighbourhood plan codeFigure b – Wacol industrial precinct – industry use and sensitive land useFigure f – Building design

REMOVE:Figure b and Figure f

RELOCATE:‘Pedestrian and cycle connection’ and ‘Intersection improvement’ map content and legend items from Figure b to Figure aRENUMBER:Balance figures in figure title and in text references (following removal of Figure b and original Figure f)


Corrects a factual matter by removing figures not referred to in code.

106. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.18.3 River gateway neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.18.3.3.D—Minimum building setbacks

REMOVE:Footnote ’(2)’ from table heading

RENUMBER:footnote ‘(3)’ as ‘(2)’ and footnote ‘(4)’ as “(3)’ throughout body of table



Item No.






Reason

107. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.19.4 South Brisbane riverside neighbourhood plan code7.2.19.4.1 Application

REMOVE:‘Table 5.6.63.A, Table 5.6.63.B, Table 5.6.63.C and Table 5.6.63.D.’

REPLACE WITH:‘Table 5.9.63.A, Table 5.9.63.B, Table 5.9.63.C and Table 5.9.63.D.’



108. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.19.4 South Brisbane riverside neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.19.4.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘Mixed density residential zone’ from AO4.2

REPLACE WITH:‘Mixed use zone’



109. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.20.3 Toowong—Auchenflower neighbourhood plan codeTable 7.2.20.3.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘Figure c’ from AO5.1

REPLACE WITH:‘Figure d’



110. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.23.1 Wakerley neighbourhood plan code7.2.23.1.1 Application

REMOVE:‘section 1.5 and section 5.3.3’ from (3)

REPLACE WITH:‘section 1.5, section 5.3.2 and section 5.3.3’


Corrects a factual matter to provide greater clarify about the application of the provisions.

111. Neighbourhood Plans Part 7 7.2 7.2.23.7 Wynnum West neighbourhood plan code7.2.23.7.1 Application

- INSERT:‘Note—This neighbourhood plan includes a table of assessment with level of assessment variations to those in sections 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8 and/or 5.10. Refer to Table 5.9.73.A, Table 5.9.73.B, Table 5.9.73.C and Table 5.9.73.D.’


Missing reference.

112. Overlays Part 8 8.1 8.1 PreliminaryTable 8.1.1—Overlays and overlay codes

REMOVE:‘Editor’s note—For all draft maps please refer to new City Plan mapping’

REPLACE WITH:‘Refer to Brisbane City Plan 2014 mapping’



Item No.






Reason

113. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.4 Biodiversity areas overlay code8.2.4.1 Application

- INSERT:‘Note—In addition to identifying land in the Biodiversity areas overlay, the Biodiversity areas overlay map also denotes the spatial extent of matters of local environmental significance (MLES) for the purposes of the Environmental Offset Act 2014. An environmental offset is required in accordance with the Environmental Offsets Act 2014 where development will or is likely to have a significant residual impact on MLES and all reasonable on-site mitigation measures for the development have been, or will be, undertaken’and‘Editor’s note—Significant residual impact and on-site mitigation measures are defined in the Environmental Offset Act 2014.’at the end of 8.2.4.1 Application section

Minor (2.3A.3(d))

To respond to the State Planning Policy.

114. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.4 Biodiversity areas overlay code8.2.4.1 Application

- INSERT:‘Note—Biodiversity areas mapping: The Biodiversity areas

overlay mapping includes areas with both existing biodiversity values and areas that are planned to be restored and rehabilitated.

The Biodiversity areas overlay mapping has been undertaken on a city-wide scale. Ecological assessments may be appropriate in order to assess the impact of the site’s development on desired biodiversity values and outcomes for the locality, area or the region. Such an assessment may be considered as part of relevant information in


Provides clarification about an explanatory matter about the Biodiversity areas overlay mapping.

https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/LEGISLTN/CURRENT/E/EnvironOffsetsA14.pdf



http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/planning-building/planning-guidelines-tools/brisbane-city-plan-2014/city-plan-2014-mapping



Item No.






Reason

revision and refinement of the biodiversity outcomes.

In such cases the revision and refinement of biodiversity mapping and outcomes may be dealt with as part of the development proposal. Prior to undertaking such an assessment, discussions should be undertaken with Council to identify existing and planned biodiversity values. In undertaking the assessment and proposing a revision or an alternate outcome, the existing values and planned biodiversity outcomes for the site, area, locality and region must be considered. This assessment should also address the practicality, based on the extent of existing developments, of being able to achieve the planned biodiversity values and outcomes.’and

Item No.






Reason

‘Note—Application of offsets as identified in performance outcome PO9 and acceptable outcome AO9 will only apply where preceding acceptable outcomes cannot be satisfied and subsequently the corresponding performance outcomes cannot be satisfied.’after the MLES note above

115. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.4 Biodiversity areas overlay codeTable 8.2.4.3.A—Criteria for assessable development

- INSERT:‘Note—Where proposing development within the High ecological significance sub-category or the General ecological significance sub-category, refer to section 8.2.4.1 Application of this code with regard to satisfying the Purpose of the code and this performance outcome.’at the end of PO2


Provides clarification about an explanatory matter.


REMOVE:‘is’ from fourth line of PO3

REPLACE WITH:‘are’




- INSERT:‘Note—Where proposing development within the High ecological significance sub-category or the General ecological significance sub-category, refer to section 8.2.4.1 Application of this code with regard to satisfying the Purpose of the code and this performance outcome. The proposed solution must provide the same level of service without significant disruption of biodiversity values or outcomes.’and‘Note—Where development satisfies this performance outcome, performance outcome PO9 is not applicable.’at the end of PO3



Item No.






Reason


- INSERT:In third line, after ‘to’ in PO5:‘ecological features, koala habitat trees and wetlands within’




- INSERT:‘Note—Where proposing development within the High ecological significance sub-category or the General ecological significance sub-category, refer to section 8.2.4.1 Application of this code with regard to satisfying the Purpose of the code and this performance outcome. The proposed solution must provide the same level of service without significant disruption of biodiversity values or outcomes.’after existing note at the end of PO5




- INSERT:‘Note—Where proposing development within the High ecological significance sub-category or the General ecological significance sub-category, refer to section 8.2.4.1 Application of this code with regard to satisfying the Purpose of the code and this performance outcome. The proposed solution must provide the same level of service without significant disruption of biodiversity values or outcomes.’and‘Note—Where development satisfies this performance outcome, performance outcome PO9 is not applicable.’at the end of PO6




- INSERT:In first line, after ‘protects’ in PO7:‘or enhances’



Item No.






Reason


- INSERT:‘Note—Where proposing development within the High ecological significance sub-category or the General ecological significance sub-category, refer to section 8.2.4.1 Application of this code with regard to satisfying the Purpose of the code and this performance outcome. The proposed solution must provide the same level of service without significant disruption of biodiversity values or outcomes.’after existing note at the end of PO7




REMOVE:‘acceptable outcome AO3.1’at the end of sub-paragraph (a).

INSERT:in the heading before PO9, in subparagraph (a) after ‘with’:‘the preceding acceptable outcomes and subsequently the corresponding performance outcomes of this code; or ’




REMOVE:from the heading before PO9, sub-paragraph (b)

RENUMBER:Sub-paragraph (c) as sub-paragraph (b)

INSERT:‘Note—With regard to (a), the application of performance outcome PO9 and acceptable outcome AO9 is on the basis of the preceding performance outcomes not being satisfied regardless of the corresponding acceptable outcomes not being satisfied.’ after sub-paragraph (b)


Corrects numbering.

125. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.11 Flood overlay codeTable 8.2.11.3.A—Self-assessable and assessable development

REMOVE:‘self’ from table heading

REPLACE WITH:‘Criteria for self’




REMOVE:‘them’ from (a) of PO2

REPLACE WITH:‘flows and debris’


Corrects grammar to provide greater clarity about the application of the provisions.

Item No.






Reason


REMOVE:‘complies with Table 8.2.11.3.C.’ from AO3

REPLACE WITH:‘is identified in Table 8.2.11.3.C as compatible with the flood hazard within the relevant flood planning area.’




REMOVE:‘redundant’ and ‘those pumps’ from AO6.2

REPLACE WITH:‘secondary’ and ‘the pump’


Corrects grammatical errors.


- INSERT:‘that’ between ‘area’ and ‘is free draining’ in AO9.2(a)




REMOVE:‘probably’ from dot point one of Note in PO17

REPLACE WITH:‘probable’


Corrects a spelling error.


REMOVE:‘Development creating new lots is to comply with Table 8.2.11.3.I.’ from AO17.1

REPLACE WITH:‘Development creating new lots is identified in Table 8.2.11.3.I as suitable within the relevant flood planning area.’



132. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.11 Flood overlay codeTable 8.2.11.3.D—Flood planning categories for development types

REMOVE:Line dividing cell from column 1 of ‘Essential electrical services’ row from Class 9 cell above


Corrects formatting.

133. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.11 Flood overlay codeTable 8.2.11.3.E— Building undercroft clearances

- INSERT:‘(3)’ in header row following ‘(1)’and ‘(3) The minimum undercroft clearance only applies to the area of undercroft above the relevant flood extent or flood planning area sub-category.’ in ‘Notes—‘



134. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.13 Industrial amenity overlay codeTable 8.2.13.3.E—Noise (planning) criteria

REMOVE:‘Adjusted m’ from third column in header row

REPLACE WITH:‘M’



Item No.






Reason


REMOVE:‘,adj’ from third column in header row




REMOVE:‘,adj’ from second note



137. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.13 Industrial amenity overlay codeTable 8.2.13.3.F—Hazard and risk criteria

REMOVE:‘Neighbourhood’

INSERT:‘Neighbouring’



138. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.19 Significant landscape tree overlay code8.2.19.3 Assessment criteria

- INSERT:‘—Significant landscape tree species and dimensions where in the Landscape features sub-category’ after ‘Table 8.2.19.3.B’



139. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.19 Significant landscape tree overlay code8.2.19.3 Assessment criteria

- INSERT:‘—Significant landscape trees in specific locations’ after ‘Table 8.2.19.3.C’



140. Overlays Part 8 8.2 8.2.26 Waterway corridors overlay code8.2.26.1 Application

- INSERT:‘Editor's note—High water mark is defined in the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995 (CPMA).’ at end of section


Corrects a factual matter related to other legislation.

141. Development codes Part 9 9.3 9.3.3 Centre or mixed use codeTable 9.3.3.3.A —Criteria for self-assessable and assessable development

REMOVE:second use of word ‘buildings’ in PO25

REPLACE WITH:‘building’




- INSERT:‘or’ at the end of AO25.2(a)



Item No.






Reason


REMOVE:‘centralised’ from PO61

REPLACE WITH:‘located conveniently’



144. Development codes Part 9 9.3 9.3.4 Child care centre code9.3.4.1 Application

REMOVE:‘, including the Child Care Act 2002 and the Child Care Regulation 2003’


Removes a redundant term.

145. Development codes Part 9 9.3 9.3.4 Child care centre code9.3.5 Community facilities code9.3.11 Indoor sport and recreation code9.3.12 Industry code9.3.25 Specialised centre code

REMOVE:‘local road’ and ‘local roads’

REPLACE WITH:‘minor road’ or ‘minor roads’



146. Development codes Part 9 9.3 9.3.7 Dwelling house code

- INSERT:‘Note— In interpreting PO2, the term ‘prevailing in the immediate vicinity’ means the building height of more than 50% of the dwelling houses in the same zone as the subject site and within 35m of any point of the street frontage of the subject site.’at end of PO2



147. Development codes Part 9 9.3 9.3.8 Dwelling house (small lot) code

- INSERT:Note—In interpreting the building height elements of built form in PO2(a) ‘prevailing in the street and local area’ means the building height of more than 50% of the dwelling houses in the same zone as the subject site and within 35m of any point of the street frontage of the subject site.at end of PO2



148. Development codes Part 9 9.3 9.3.14 Multiple dwelling codeTable 9.3.14.3.A —Criteria for assessable development

- INSERT:‘or’ at the end of AO8.1(a)



Item No.






Reason


REMOVE:‘centralised’ from PO43(a)

INSERT‘located conveniently’




- INSERT‘,’ between ‘neighbourhood’ and ‘district’ in AO50(c)



151. Development codes Part 9 9.3 9.3.19 Rooming accommodation codeTable 9.3.19.3 —Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘maximum’ from AO12



152. Development codes Part 9 9.4 9.4.2 Demolition of rooming accommodation code9.4.2.1 Application

REMOVE:from Note:‘Building work for minor demolition work as described in Part 5, section 5.3.4 is exempt development under the planning scheme’

REPLACE WITH:‘Part 5, section 5.3.4 identifies the circumstances where building work is exempt development’


Corrects a factual matter by providing greater clarity about the application of the provisions.

153. Development codes Part 9 9.4 9.4.10 Subdivision codeTable 9.4.10.3.A— Criteria for assessable development

REMOVE:‘the land use’ from PO1

REPLACE WITH:‘zones, zone precincts, neighbourhood plans and overlays which apply to the site and are’



154. Development codes Part 9 9.4 9.4.11 Transport, access, parking and servicing codeTable 9.4.11.3.B —Self-assessable and assessable development

- INSERT:at the end of PO19(a):‘, other than service vehicle manoeuvring areas which may overhang the verge on a minor road where use of the footpath is not adversely affected’



155. Definitions Sch 1 SC1.1 SC1.1.1 Defined usesTable SC1.1.1.B—Use definitions

REMOVE:‘, community use’ from column 3 in Outdoor sales row


Consistency with QPP.

156. Definitions Sch 1 - SC1.1.2 Defined activity groupsTable SC1.1.2.B—Defined activity groupsAssembly uses

REMOVE:‘)’ from the end of ‘shopping centre, if a district shopping centre or 10,000m2 or larger’


Corrects punctuation.

Item No.






Reason

157. Definitions Sch 1 - SC1.1.3 Industry thresholdsTable SC1.1.3—Industry thresholds

REMOVE:‘,’ from (x) of Medium impact industry - B

INSERT:‘(’ and ‘)’ after ‘yard’ and before ‘or’ in (x) of Medium impact industry – B



158. Mapping Sch 2 - Schedule 2 Mapping REMOVE:Existing Gazettal date from affected maps and map tiles

INSERT:new Gazettal date: ‘4 September 2015’ to affected maps and map tiles


To reflect the date of these amendments.

159. Mapping Sch 2 SC2.1 SC2.1 Strategic framework mapsTable SC2.1.1—Strategic framework maps

REMOVE:‘cityshape’

REPLACE WITH:‘CityShape’



160. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.11 SC6.22 Flood planning scheme policy6.3 Calculation of time of road closure

- INSERT:‘Refer to Figure (g).’at end of (2)

Administrative (3.2.1)


161. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.16 SC6.16 Infrastructure design planning scheme policyChapter 1 Introduction

REMOVE:‘split’ from second column and‘A’ from third column and‘May 2014’ from fourth column of Table 1.1.4.A—Standard drawings in reference to BSD-3004

REPLACE WITH:‘side lift’ in second column and‘B’ in third column and‘September 2015’ in fourth column


Updates references.


Refer to Brisbane standard drawing amendment schedule

Refer to Brisbane standard drawing amendment schedule


Updates and includes new drawings


REMOVE:‘R’ from ‘Rear’ and‘collection’ from second column and ‘Proposed’ from third column of Table 1.1.4.A—Standard drawings in reference to BSD-3008

REPLACE WITH:‘r’ in ‘rear’ in second column and‘A’ in third column

INSERT:‘-1’ in first column and ‘September 2015’ in fourth column


Updates references.


- INSERT:‘BSD-3008-2’ in first column and‘Turning template Acco 2350 rear loading RORO refuse vehicle’ in second column and‘A’ in third column and ‘September 2015’ in fourth column of Table 1.1.4.A—Standard drawingsin numerical order

Minor (3.2.2(b)) Includes a new standard drawing.

Item No.






Reason


REMOVE:‘F’ from ‘Front’ and ‘lift’ and ‘collection’ from second column and ‘Proposed’ from third column of Table 1.1.4.A—Standard drawings in reference to BSD-3009

REPLACE WITH:‘f’ in ‘front’ in second column and ‘A’ in third column

INSERT:‘September 2015’ in fourth column


Updates references.

166. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.16 SC6.16 Infrastructure design planning scheme policyChapter 7 Stormwater drainage7.1 Introduction

REMOVE:‘.’ from (2)(f)

REPLACE WITH:‘;’



167. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.16 SC6.16 Infrastructure design planning scheme policyChapter 7 Stormwater drainage7.2.2.2 Design average recurrence intervals

REMOVE:‘probability’ from (2)

REPLACE WITH:‘probable’



168. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.16 SC6.16 Infrastructure design planning scheme policyChapter 7 Stormwater drainage7.9 Water cycle management

REMOVE:‘Chapter 2 of the Urban Stormwater Quality Planning Guidelines 2010 (USQPG) or latest version’ from 7.9.1(3)(c)

REPLACE WITH:‘Concept Design Guidelines for Water Sensitive Urban Design (Water by Design, 2009)’




REMOVE:‘Chapter 2 of the Urban Stormwater Quality Planning Guidelines 2010 (USQPG)’ from 7.9.1(5)(a)




Item No.






Reason


REMOVE:‘Chapter 2 of the USQPG 2010 or the latest version’ from 7.9.1(5)(b)




171. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.16 SC6.16 Infrastructure design planning scheme policyChapter 7 Stormwater drainage7.9.3 Permanent methods of water quality control

REMOVE:‘Urban Stormwater Quality Planning Guidelines 2010 (USQPG) Chapter 3 and Appendix 3’ from 7.9.3(3)





REMOVE:‘Table 2.2 Urban Stormwater Quality Planning Guidelines 2010 (DERM) of’ from 7.9.3(5)

REPLACE WITH:‘Table B of Appendix 3 of the State Planning Policy (DSDIP, 2014)’




DELETE:‘(a) Urban Stormwater Quality Planning Guidelines 2010 (DEHP)’ from 7.9.3(7)

RENUMBER:Balance points (a) through (c)



174. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.16 SC6.16 Infrastructure design planning scheme policyChapter 7 Stormwater drainage7.9.6 Water quality monitoring

REMOVE:‘Table 6.2 in the Urban Stormwater Quality Planning Guidelines 2010 (USQPG)’ from 7.9.6(2)

REPLACE WITH:‘Technical Design Guidelines, (Healthy Waterways, 2006)’



Item No.






Reason

175. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.16 SC6.16 Infrastructure design planning scheme policyChapter 7 Stormwater drainage7.9.6 Water quality monitoring

REMOVE:‘Table 6.2 in the Urban Stormwater Quality Planning Guidelines 2010.’ from 7.9.6(3)

REPLACE WITH:‘Technical Design Guidelines, (Healthy Waterways, 2006).’



176. Planning scheme policies Sch 6 SC6.16 SC6.16 Infrastructure design planning scheme policyChapter 7 Stormwater drainage7.11.6 Reference documents

REMOVE:‘(f) Urban Stormwater Quality Planning Guidelines, Department or Environment and Resource Management (DERM), Queensland Government, December 2010.’ from 7.11.6

- Administrative (3.2.1)


177. Appendix 2 Appendix 2 - Appendix 2 Table of AmendmentsTable AP2.1—Table of amendments

- INSERT: ‘1 September 2015

(adoption) and 4 September (effective)’ as date of adoption and effective date

‘v01.02/2015’ as planning scheme version number

‘Minor and Administrative’ as amendment type

A summary of amendments as a result of amendment v01.02/2015

in respective columns.


To reflect details of this package of amendments.

Planning Scheme Map Amendments:Zoning Maps

Item No.

Map number Map title Detail of amendment MAALPI1

amendment type

Reason

178. ZM-001 (Map tile 5)

Zoning map Zone land at 29 Majestic Street and 17 Seanna Crescent, Bridgeman Downs from unzoned to Low density residential zone.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))

Reflects a current, actioned development approval.

179. ZM-001 (Map tile 13)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at 50 Ryans Road, Northgate from Industry zone (General industry B zone precinct) to Low-medium density residential zone (2 or 3 storey mix zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


180. ZM-001 (Map tile 19)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at Wagtail Street, Budgerigar Street and Curlew Street, Upper Kedron from Emerging community zone to Low density residential zone.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


181. ZM-001 (Map tile 19)

Zoning map Land on the northern side of Curlew Street, Upper Kedron from Emerging community zone to Open space zone (Local zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


182. ZM-001 (Map tile 21)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at 91 Metroplex Avenue, Murarrie from unzoned land to Industry zone (General industry A zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(g))

Restores land to correct industry zone category to reflect standard translation of zone categories from Brisbane City Plan 2000 to Brisbane City Plan 2014.

183. ZM-001 (Map tile 27)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at (part) 620 Sir Samuel Griffith Drive, Mt Coot-tha from Conservation zone (Metropolitan zone precinct) to Open space zone (Metropolitan zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(g))

Restores zoning as displayed in public notification version of Brisbane City Plan 2014.

184. ZM-001 (Map tiles 27 and 28)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at: 7, 9, 11 Gordon Terrace, Indooroopilly 12, 16, 18, 20, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32 and 34 Thorpe

Street, Indooroopilly 8 and 12 Stanley Street, Indooroopillyfrom Low-medium density residential zone (2 or 3 storey mix zone precinct) to Low density residential zone.

Minor (2.3A.3(g))


185. ZM-001 (Map tile 28)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at 6 Vulture Street, West End from Character residential zone (character zone precinct) to Mixed use zone (Inner city zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(g))

Reflects current, actioned development approvals.

186. ZM-001 (Map tile 36)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at 581 and 587 Mt Petrie Road, MacKenzie from Rural zone to Emerging community zone.

Minor (2.3A.3(g))

Reflects the zoning pattern of surrounding lands.

Item No.


amendment type

Reason

187. ZM-001 (Map tile 41)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at: 1-6 Montanus Drive, Bellbowrie 4 Lowan Street, Bellbowrie; 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25 and 27

Limosa Street, Bellbowrie 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 Pinkwood

Street, Bellbowrie 3207, 3211, 3215, 3219, 3223, 3227, 3235,

3235, 3239, 3243, 3247, 3251, 3255, 3259, 3273, 3277, 3281, 3285, 3289, 3293, 3297, 3301, 3305 and 3307 Moggill Road, Bellbowrie

from Low density residential zone to Low-medium density residential zone (2 storey mix zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(g))


188. ZM-001 (Map tile 42)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at: 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 and 25 Brumby

Circuit, Sumner 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 22, 26, 30, 34, 38,

42, 46, 50 and 54 Copmanhurst Place, Sumnerfrom Low impact industry zone to Low density residential zone.

Minor (2.3A.3(g))


189. ZM-001 (Map tile 42)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at 6A Copmanhurst Place, Sumner from Low impact industry to Open space zone (District zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(g))


190. ZM-001 (Map tile 43)

Zoning map Change zoning of part of land at 30 Lensworth Street, Coopers Plains from Open space zone to Industry zone (General industry B zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(g))


191. ZM-001 (Map tile 44)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at 37, 41 and 45 Stones Road and 386 Beenleigh Road, Sunnybank from Open space zone to Sport and recreation zone (Local zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(g))

Restores land to correct recreation zone category to reflect standard translation of zone categories from Brisbane City Plan 2000 to Brisbane City Plan 2014.

Item No.


amendment type

Reason

192. ZM-001 (Map tiles 44 and 48)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at: 2, 4 and 6 Nutwood Street, Sunnybank Hills 37 Honeywood Street, Sunnybank Hills 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, 15, 17, 21, 23, 25, 27, 33, 35, 37,

39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 71, 73, 75, 79, 81, 83 and 85 Cherrywood Street, Sunnybank Hills

1, 3 and 4 Moire Court, Sunnybank Hills 3 Blackbean Street, Sunnybank Hills 345, 347, 349, 351, 353, 355, 357, 359, 361,

363, 365, 367, 369, 371, 373, 375, 377, 379, 381 and 383 Gowan Road, Sunnybank Hills

573, 575, 577, 579, 581, 583, 585, 587, 589, 591, 593, 595, 597 and 601 Compton Road, Sunnybank Hills

from District centre zone (District zone precinct) to Low density residential zone.

Minor (2.3A.3(g))


193. ZM-001 (Map tile 46)

Zoning map Change zoning of land at 22 Hannam Crescent, Forest Lake from Low density residential zone to Open space zone (Local zone precinct).

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


Neighbourhood Plan MapsItem No.


amendment type

Reason

194. NPM-013.6 Moggill—Bellbowrie district neighbourhood plan map

Amend map legend for NPP-004 from ‘Multi-purpose centre’ to ‘Multi-purpose centres’.



195. NPM-019.4 South Brisbane riverside neighbourhood plan map

Remove land at 6 Vulture Street, West End from NPP-003 Boundary and Vulture precinct and include in NPP-006 Buchanan and Davies parks precinct.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


Overlay MapsItem No.


amendment type

Reason

196. OM-001.7 (Map tiles 6, 7, 13, 14, 21, 22, 29, 35, 42,& 43)

Airport environs overlay - Australian Noise Exposure Forecast Contour (ANEF)

Update ANEF mapping to reflect changes made to the State Planning Policy mapping (reflecting the Federally approved Brisbane Airport Masterplan and State mapping for Archerfield Airport).

Minor (2.3A.3(d)

Reflects the changes made to the State Planning Policy mapping (Federally approved Brisbane Airport Masterplan and State mapping for Archerfield Airport)

197. OM003.2 (Tile 28)

Commercial character building overlay map

Remove 82 Gladstone Rd, Highgate Hill (i.e. Lot 13 on RP12150) from the Commercial character building overlay.

Administrative (2.3A.2(a)

Corrects a mapping error.

198. OM-004.1 (Map tile 5)

Dwelling house character overlay map

Include land at 29 Majestic Street and 17 Seanna Crescent, Bridgeman Downs in Dwelling house character overlay.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


199. OM-004.1 (Map tile 13)


Include land at 50 Ryans Road, Northgate in Dwelling house character overlay.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


200. OM-004.1 (Map tile 19)


Include new Low density residential zoned land at Wagtail Street, Budgerigar Street and Curlew Street, Upper Kedron in Dwelling house character overlay.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


Item No.


amendment type

Reason

201. OM-004.1 (Map tile 28)


Remove land at 6 Vulture Street, West End from the Dwelling house character overlay.

Minor (2.3A.3(g))


202. OM-004.1 (Map tile 42)


Include land at: 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 and 25 Brumby

Circuit, Sumner 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 22, 26, 30, 34, 38,

42, 26, 50 and 54 Copmanhurst Place, Sumnerin the Dwelling house character overlay.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


203. OM-004.1 (Map tiles 44 and 48 )


Include land at: 2, 4 and 6 Nutwood Street, Sunnybank Hills 37 Honeywood Street, Sunnybank Hills 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, 15, 17, 21, 23, 25, 27, 33, 35, 37,

39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 71, 73, 75, 79, 81, 83 and 85 Cherrywood Street, Sunnybank Hills

1, 3 and 4 Moire Court, Sunnybank Hills 3 Blackbean Street, Sunnybank Hills 345, 347, 349, 351, 353, 355, 357, 359, 361,

363, 365, 367, 369, 371, 373, 375, 377, 379, 381 and 383 Gowan Road, Sunnybank Hills

573, 575, 577, 579, 581, 583, 585, 587, 589, 591, 593, 595, 597 and 601 Compton Road, Sunnybank Hills

in the Dwelling house character overlay.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))

Restores the Dwelling house character overlay as displayed in public notification version of Brisbane City Plan 2014.

204. OM-004.1 (Map tile 46)


Remove land at 22 Hannam Crescent, Forest Lake from the Dwelling house character overlay

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


205. OM-008.1 (Map tile 21)

Heritage overlay map Include the Kingsford Smith Drive Retaining Wall (number 1), which runs east along Kingsford Smith Drive from the Quarry Street intersection, to 400 Kingsford Smith Drive, in the Local heritage place sub-category.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))

Curtilage drawn to better define the heritage place.

206. OM-008.1 (Map tile 21)

Heritage overlay map Include 3 Quarry Street, 384 Kingsford Smith Drive and 17 Whyenbah Street, Hamilton in the Area adjoining heritage sub-category.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


207. OM-008.1 (Map tile 21)

Heritage overlay map Include the Kingsford Smith Drive Retaining Wall (number 2), which runs west along Kingsford Smith Drive from the Crescent Road intersection, to 210 Kingsford Smith Drive, in the Local heritage place sub-category.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


208. OM-008.1 (Map tile 21)

Heritage overlay map Include the bus shelter on Kingsford Smith Drive opposite 248 Kingsford Smith Drive, Hamilton in the Local heritage place sub-category.

Minor (2.3A.3(a))


Item No.

Map number

Map title Detail of amendment MAALPI1

amendment typeReason

209. OM-008.1 (Map tiles as applicable)

Heritage overlay map Reduce the extent of Heritage overlay by drawing a curtilage around the Local heritage places at the following addresses (with consequential amendments to the Area adjoining heritage sub-category): 100 Dixon Street, Sunnybank 111 Boundary Street, West End 54 and 62 Montague Road, South Brisbane 99, 121 and 129 Montague Road, South

Brisbane 133 Montague Road, South Brisbane 34 Strathpine Road, Bald Hills 56 Strathpine Road, Bald Hills 930 Gympie Road, Chermside 111 and 145 Warrigal Road, Runcorn 50 Pritchard Street, Lytton 103 Stuartholme Road, Toowong 86 Hawthorne Road, Hawthorne 22, 26 and 28 Oceana Terrace and 31 to 41

Wellington Street, Manly 142 and 182 Frasers Road and 150 Acacia

Drive Ashgrove 306 Newmarket Road, Newmarket 16 Twenty-Fourth Avenue, Brighton 336 Lutwyche Road, Windsor 178 Edward Street, Brisbane City 79 Oaklands Parade, East Brisbane 36 Warry Street, Fortitude Valley 1 Grange Road, Grange 413 Ipswich Road, Annerley 67 Glenora Street, Wynnum 125 Turner Road, Kedron 205 Victoria Park Road Kelvin Grove 48 Prospect Road, Mitchelton 224 Wynnum Road and 68 Balmoral Street,

Norman Park 60 Park Parade, Shorncliffe 230 Buckland Road, Nundah 309 Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill 37 Station Avenue, Gaythorne 104 and 106 Flinders Parade, Sandgate 54 Bonemill Road, Runcorn 301 Main Street, Kangaroo Point 352 Stafford Road, Stafford 249 Lutwyche Road, Windsor 264 Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba 174 Mortimer Road, Acacia Ridge 740 and 758 Fairfield Road, Yeerongpilly.

Minor (2.3A.3(a)) Curtilage drawn to better define the heritage place.

210. OM-008.1 (Map tile 28)

Heritage overlay map Include the cottage at 47 Kennigo Street, Spring Hill in the Local heritage place sub-category.

Administrative (2.3A.2(a)(iii)

Corrects a mapping error

211. OM-020.1 (Map tile 28)

Traditional building character overlay map

Remove 6 Vulture Street, West End from the Traditional building character overlay.

Minor (2.3A.3(g)) Reflects current, actioned development approvals.

212. OM020.1 (Tile Traditional building character Include 82 Gladstone Rd, Highgate Hill (i.e. Lot 13 Administrative (2.3A.2(a) Corrects a mapping error

Item No.

Map number

Map title Detail of amendment MAALPI1

amendment typeReason

28) overlay map on RP12150) in the Traditional building character overlay.

(iii)

213. OM-023.2 (Map tile 19)

Waterway corridors overlay map

Reduce extent of waterway corridor on the north-eastern side of the covenant line at 6-46 Curlew Street, Upper Kedron.

Minor (2.3A.3(a)) Reflects current, actioned development approvals.

Schedule 1 - Brisbane standard drawing amendment schedule

Drawing/SpecificationDrawing Number Title Status Reason

Standard Drawings1000 Series – General

BSD-1001 Line styles and lettering for Civil Engineering Drawings Revision Line styles updated to comply with changes to AS5488-2013.

BSD-1012 Cable pit - Rectangular type lids Revision Reference in Note 6 updated (to current Infrastructure Design Planning Scheme Policy).

BSD-1013 Public utility corridors and alignments (4.25m wide verge) Revision Note 10 reference (current South East Queensland (SEQ) Water/Sewerage Standards) updated and Note 5 added (service cover and

restoration drawing cross reference).

BSD-1014 Public utility conduit sections (4.25m wide verge) Revision Note 4 reference (SEQ Water/Sewerage Standards) updated and Note 5 added (service cover and restoration drawing cross reference).

BSD-1015 Public utility corridors and alignments (3.75m wide verge) Revision Note 10 reference (current SEQ Water/Sewerage Standards) updated and Note 5 added (service cover and restoration drawing cross

reference).

BSD-1016 Public utility conduit sections (3.75m wide verge) Revision Note 4 reference (SEQ Water/Sewerage Standards) updated and Note 5 added (service cover and restoration drawing cross reference).

BSD-1021

Minor & industrial road corridors - 2 Traffic lanes - Sheet 1 of 2 Revision Drawing reviewed due to policy (IDPSP) update requirements. Clearer cross section drawings and additional industrial cross section for

existing road reserves.Minor & industrial road corridors - 2 Traffic lanes - Sheet 2 of 2

Revision - Additional Sheet

Drawing reviewed due to policy (IDPSP) update requirements. Additional sheet added to series to accommodate the clearer cross section drawings and additional industrial cross section for existing road reserves (as per sheet 1 of 2).

BSD-1022

Major road corridors - 2 Traffic lanes - Sheet 1 of 5 Revision Drawing reviewed due to policy (IDPSP) update requirements. Clearer cross sections and additional detail, including medians.

Major road corridors - 4 Traffic lanes - Sheet 2 of 5


Drawing reviewed due to policy (IDPSP) update requirements. Additional sheet added to series to accommodate clearer cross sections and additional detail, including medians.

Major road corridors - 6 Traffic lanes - Sheet 3 of 5



Major road corridors - 4 Traffic lanes - Constrained corridor - Sheet 4 of 5



Major road corridors - 6 Traffic lanes - Constrained corridor - Sheet 5 of 5



BSD-2021 Vehicle crossing (SLAB) – Other than single dwelling and rear allotment access Revision Notes 8 (tactile ground surface indicator (TGSI) alignment - better compliance to AS1428.4.1), 9 (verge crossfall) and 10 (path width) added,

TGSI alignment, Section A-A and Note 1 (drawing cross-reference) modified.

BSD-2024 Vehicle crossing (driveway) – Grades (3.75m verge) Revision Notes, title and dimensions amended. Kerb lip removed as it is optional.

BSD-2025 Vehicle crossing (driveway) – Grades (4.25m verge) Revision Notes, title and dimensions amended. Kerb lip removed as it is optional.

BSD-2061

Precast traffic island – Codes and details – Sheet 1 of 2 Revision Notes updated and imprint pattern to island surface modified to reflect current construction practices.

Precast traffic island – Sheet 2 of 2 – Codes and details – Sheet 2 of 2 Revision Notes updated and imprint pattern to island surface modified to reflect current construction practices.

BSD-2101 Indented bus bay options standard crossfall Revision Drawing notes revised to reflect current construction practices, Drawing title updated.

BSD-2102 Indented bus bay slab adverse crossfall Revision Drawing notes revised to reflect current construction practices, Drawing title updated.

BSD-2103 Premium bus stop Revision Full drawing review due to Policy (IDPSP) and Disability Discrimination Act 1992 compliance update requirements -amendment to technical content of drawing, Drawing title changed.

BSD-2104

Intermediate bus stop - Sheet 1 of 2 Revision Full drawing review due to Policy (IDPSP) and Disability Discrimination Act 1992 compliance update requirements - amendment to technical content of drawing, Drawing title changed.

Intermediate bus stop - Sheet 2 of 2 - In centres


Full drawing review due to Policy (IDPSP) and Disability Discrimination Act 1992 compliance update requirements - amendment to technical content of drawing, Drawing title changed. Additional sheet added to series.

BSD-2105 Regular bus stop - Without seat- Sheet 1 of 3 Revision Full drawing review due to Policy (IDPSP) and Disability Discrimination Act 1992 compliance update requirements - amendment to technical content of drawing, Drawing title changed. Additional sheet added to series.

Regular bus stop - With seat- Sheet 2 of 3 Revision - Additional Sheet

Full drawing review due to Policy (IDPSP) and Disability Discrimination Act 1992 compliance update requirements - amendment to technical content of drawing, Drawing title changed.

Regular bus stop - In centres- Sheet 3 of 3 Revision - Additional Sheet

Full drawing review due to Policy (IDPSP) and Disability Discrimination Act 1992 compliance update requirements - amendment to technical content of drawing, Drawing title changed. Additional sheet added to series.

BSD-2106 Bus stop standard requirements – Sheet 2 of 2 Remove Delete sheet - No longer required due to Policy (IDPSP) requirements.

BSD-3101 Brisbane City Council kerbside allocation sign codes Revision Typographical error on Suffix code "M" corrected (classes 4 to 8 start at 8am, not 8pm).

BSD-3102 Street name plate setout (sign code G5-2) Revision 'Private Road' sign added due to identified business need (compliance with City of Brisbane Act 2010), Bracket details removed with reference to Reference Specification S154 added, Notes/Legend updated.

BSD-3104 Standard bus stop sign details Revision Note 1 (reference to Translink Design Manual) and Drawing Title updated, Dimensions corrected.

BSD-3156 Raised pavement markers, standard installation for painted islands and medians Revision Position of Retro Reflective Pavement Markers on painted medians amended to reflect Council installation practices and urban environment.

BSD-3161 Typical pavement markings parallel parking, bus stop and loading/taxi zone Revision Drawing title changed to better reflect drawing content and Note 5 (reference to Reference Specification S155) updated.

BSD-4015 Traffic signal ducts installation detail low voltage (240V) conduits Revision Note 3 updated (for consistency with IDPSP).

BSD-4032 Circular cable jointing pit 600 diameter – Collar

New - IDPSP Proposed

Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil requirement of Council policy – Council version of a Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) design – easier to acquire.

BSD-4033 Circular cable jointing pit 600 diameter – Cover

New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil requirement of Council policy – Council version of TMR design – easier to acquire.

BSD-4109

LED Lantern Cable - Sheet 1 of 2 – Lantern end

New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate operational need – cable connection specification.

LED Lantern Cable - Sheet 2 of 2 – Terminal block end

New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate operational need – cable connection specification.

BSD-4126 Joint use traffic signal mast arm 2.5 & 5.0m outreach (Rate 2) Revision Technical update - Component item (Item 12) changed (Straps).

BSD-4131

Arm and bracket for cameras on VMS gantry - Sheet 1 - Notes

New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate operational need.

Arm and bracket for cameras on VMS gantry - Sheet 2 - Fabrication details

New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate operational need.

BSD-4201 Typical positioning of traffic signal components at intersections Revision Audio tactile and countdown timer information added.

BSD-4202 Typical positioning of traffic signal components at mid-block locations Revision Audio tactile and countdown timer information added. Plan Corrections.

BSD-4207 Standard traffic signal installation drawing details sheet Revision Audio tactile and countdown timer information added. Plan Corrections.

BSD-4210 Controller Door Details New - Not listed in IDPSP Traffic light controller box - New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate operational need.

BSD-4211 Controller Top Hat Door Details New - Not listed in IDPSP Traffic light controller box - New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate operational need.

BSD-5203 Concrete footpaths width requirements Revision Footpath widths table superseded by IDPSP, Note 1 updated to reference IDPSP.

BSD-5207

Concrete footpath decorative sawcut – Sheet 1 Revision Notes 1 (added Reference Specification) and 4 (Updated to reference IDPSP) amended.

Concrete footpath decorative sawcut – Sheet 2 Revision Notes 2 (added Reference Specification) and 5 (Updated to reference IDPSP) amended.

Concrete footpath decorative sawcut – Sheet 3 Revision Tactile ground surface indicator (TGSI) at driveway (clearer compliance with AS1428.4.1) & Notes 2 (Added Reference Specification) and 5

(Updated to reference IDPSP) amended.Concrete footpath decorative sawcut – Sheet 4 Revision Notes 2 (Added Reference Specification) and 5 (Updated to reference IDPSP) amended.

BSD-5212 Path - Concrete and exposed aggregate Revision Sub-base detail modified (based on construction feedback) – drawing detail clarification.

BSD-5217

Directional TGSI/wayfinding trails - Sheet 1 of 2 - Permanent clearances

New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate need as per the Brisbane Access and Inclusion Plan 2012-2017.

Directional TGSI/wayfinding trails - Sheet 2 of 2 - Temporary diversions

New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate need as per the Brisbane Access and Inclusion Plan 2012-2017.

BSD-5218 Tactile ground surface indicator detail New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously identified. Developed to fulfil corporate need as per the Brisbane Access and Inclusion Plan 2012-2017.

BSD-5259

Road Network guidelines pedestrian refuge supplementary details – Sheet 1 of 2


Alternative island sign detail removed (was contrary to Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices requirements), Reflective tape detail modified. Additional sheet added.

Road Network guidelines pedestrian refuge supplementary details – Sheet 2 of 2 Revision Additional sheet to BSD-5259 series - single pedestrian rail installation detail. Developed from corporate feedback and requirements.

BSD-7006

Bicycle friendly galvanised tubular handrail - Sheet 1 of 2 Revision Additional rail type (Type 'A', to comply with Austroads requirements) added to drawing – safety improvements.

Bicycle friendly galvanised tubular handrail - Sheet 2 of 2

Revision - Additional Sheet Additional sheet to BSD-7006 series - notes for Bicycle friendly fence type – safety improvements.

BSD-7008 Fence – Natural area – Three rail New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-7009

Fence – Natural area – Chainwire fauna exclusion fence - Sheet 1 of 2

New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

Fence – Natural area – Chainwire fauna exclusion fence - Sheet 2 of 2


BSD-7010 Fence – Natural area – Chainwire fauna friendly fence


BSD-7011 Fence – Natural area – Chainwire handrail New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-7033

Gate – Natural area – Pedestrian entry – Sheet 1 of 3 – General notes


Gate – Natural area – Pedestrian entry – Sheet 2 of 3 – Details


Gate – Natural area – Pedestrian entry – Sheet 3 of 3 – Details


BSD-7034

Gate – Natural area – Pedestrian entry with shelter – Sheet 1 of 2


Gate – Natural area – Pedestrian entry with shelter – Sheet 2 of 2


BSD-7056 Vehicle access gate – Natural area – Light duty


BSD-7057 Vehicle access gate – Natural area – Medium duty


BSD-7058 Vehicle access gate – Natural area – Heavy duty


BSD-7059

Gate - Natural area - Locking boxes - Sheet 1 of 2


Gate - Natural area - Locking boxes - Sheet 2 of 2


BSD-7070 Entrance barrier – Natural area – Small horse stile


BSD-7071

Entrance barrier - Natural area - Large horse stile - Sheet 1 of 2


Entrance barrier - natural area - large horse stile - sheet 2 of 2


BSD-7202 Public transport seat - Sheet 1 of 10 - Assembly Revision Advertising panel attachment added to seat.

Public transport seat - Sheet 2 of 10 - Frame assembly Revision Advertising panel attachment added to seat.

Public transport seat - Sheet 3 of 10 - Outer spine (left) Revision Advertising panel attachment added to seat.

Public transport seat - Sheet 4 of 10 - Inner spine

Revision Advertising panel attachment added to seat.

Public transport seat - Sheet 5 of 10 - Outer spine (right) Revision Advertising panel attachment added to seat.

Public transport seat - Sheet 6 of 10 - Foot Revision Advertising panel attachment added to seat.Public transport seat - Sheet 7 of 10 - Rail Revision Advertising panel attachment added to seat.Public transport seat - Sheet 8 of 10 - Timber slats


Public transport seat - Sheet 9 of 10 - Logo badge


Public transport seat - Sheet 10 of 10 - Installation Revision Advertising panel attachment added to seat.

BSD-7331

Drinking fountain – Sheet 1 of 23 Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.Drinking fountain – Sheet 2 of 23 – Assembly Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.Drinking fountain – Sheet 3 of 23 – Plumbing Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.Drinking fountain – Sheet 4 of 23 – Body Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.Drinking fountain – Sheet 5 of 23 – Body details Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 6 of 23 – Body flat pattern Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 7 of 23 – Top plate Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.Drinking fountain – Sheet 8 of 23 – Actuator arm Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 9 of 23 – Actuator Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.Drinking fountain – Sheet 10 of 23 – Access panel Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 11 of 23 – Mouth piece Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 12 of 23 – Actuator arm bush Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 13 of 23 – Actuator bush Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 14 of 23 – Installation Revision Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 15 of 23 – Body auxiliary views


Water bottle filling capability added. Additional sheets added to series.

Drinking fountain – Sheet 16 of 23 – Bottle refill actuator



Drinking fountain – Sheet 17 of 23 – Bottle refill outlet



Drinking fountain – Sheet 18 of 23 – Vertical drain plate



Drinking fountain – Sheet 19 of 23 – Vertical basin



Drinking fountain – Sheet 20 of 23 – Valve mount



Drinking fountain – Sheet 21 of 23 – Valve mount



Drinking fountain – Sheet 22 of 23 – Logo badge



Drinking fountain – Sheet 23 of 23 – Bill of materials



BSD-8301 Roadside swale types and typical sections RevisionNote 1 wording modified, New Notes 3 (verge longitudinal grades) and 12 (park frontages) added. Previous Notes 5 (crossfall) and 6 removed (driveway crossover). Changes as per current Council policy (IDPSP) regarding preferred location of this type of asset. Provides greater clarity for maintaining existing swales.

BSD-8302 Grass swale (verge type) – Typical layout Revision Complete drawing review - drawing modified to be for park frontages only. Changes as per current Council policy (IDPSP) regarding preferred location of this type of asset. Provides greater clarity for maintaining existing swales.

BSD-8303 Grass swale (verge type) – Vehicle crossing slab for single dwellings Remove Delete sheet - detail does not represent current Council requirements.

BSD-8304 Grass swale (verge type) – Roofwater drainage connection Remove Delete sheet - detail does not represent current Council requirements.

BSD-8305 Grass swale – Underdrain details Revision Note 4 (underdrain requirements) amended. Provides greater clarity for maintaining existing swales.

BSD-8306 Grass swale – Field inlet details Revision Note 2 (bespoke inlet grates) removed - Council requirement to use standard components. Provides greater clarity for maintaining existing swales.

BSD-8307 Bioretention swale – Underdrain details Revision Batter slopes on ‘Bioretention Swale – Underdrain Section’ amended (simplified). Provides greater clarity for maintaining existing swales.

BSD-8309 Bioretention swale (median type) – Field inlet details Revision Deleted stone-pitching slope protection option, notes updated to current Council requirements. Provides greater clarity for maintaining

existing swales – design simplification.

9000 Series – Streetscape and Landscape

BSD-9031 WSUD typical tree pit with grate Revision Note 9 updated to reference current 'best practice' Water by Design guidelines and Council IDPSP requirements for landscaping etc.

BSD-9071 Tree grate – Sheet 3 of 3 – Sub-frame details Revision General notes updated - drawing cross reference and Council policy content – refers to IDPSP.

BSD-10116 Bench seat – Natural area New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10117 Bench seat with backrest – Natural area New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10123 Picnic table – Natural area New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10124 Picnic table – Natural area – Setout detail New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10126 Platform table – Natural area New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'Proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10131

Hip roof shelters - Park - Sheet 1 of 7 - Structural notes (Page 1 of 2)

New - IDPSP Proposed Replacement for superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760 – update to current structural standards.

Hip roof shelters - Park - Sheet 2 of 7 - Structural notes (Page 2 of 2)


Replacement for superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760 – update to current structural standards.

Hip roof shelters - Park - Sheet 3 of 7 - Square shelters - Plan and details



Hip roof shelters - Park - Sheet 4 of 7 - Rectangular shelters - Plan and details



Hip roof shelters - Park - Sheet 5 of 7 - Optional annex - Plan and details



Hip roof shelters - Park - Sheet 6 of 7 - Details



Hip roof shelters - Park - Sheet 7 of 7 - Details



BSD-10132

Skillion Roof Shelter - Park - Sheet 1 of 5 - Structural notes (Page 1 of 2)



Skillion Roof Shelter - Park - Sheet 2 of 5 - Structural notes (Page 2 of 2)



Skillion Roof Shelter - Park - Sheet 3 of 5 - Plan and details



Skillion Roof Shelter - Park - Sheet 4 of 5 - Details



Skillion Roof Shelter - Park - Sheet 5 of 5 - Details



BSD-10133 Roof Shelters – Parks – Hybrid lightning protection system

New - IDPSP Proposed New drawing not previously listed in IDPSP. Developed to fulfil corporate requirements.

UMS 756 to UMS 760

UMS 756: Park shelters 4x4 shelter (framing, plan, slab and footing) Remove

Remove superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760.

UMS 757: Park shelters connection details Remove Remove superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760.UMS 758-1: Park shelters optional sizes framing plan and details Remove Remove superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760.

UMS 758-2: Park shelters optional annex plan and details Remove Remove superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760.

UMS 759-1: Park shelters skillion roof type (sheet 1) Remove Remove superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760.

UMS 759-2: Park shelters skillion roof type (sheet 2) Remove Remove superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760.

UMS 759-3: Park shelters skillion roof type – plan, slab and footing Remove


UMS 759-4: Park shelters skillion roof type – framing and connection details Remove


UMS 760-1: Park shelters structural notes (sheet 1) Remove Remove superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760.

UMS 760-2: Park shelters structural notes (sheet 2) Remove Remove superseded drawings UMS 756 to UMS 760.

BSD-10141

Small Shelter - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 2 - Plan

New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual), compliant with current structural standards.

Small Shelter - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 2 - Elevation and section


Finalised 'proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual), compliant with current structural standards.

BSD-10142

Medium/large shelter - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 2 - Plan



Medium/large shelter - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 2 - Elevation and section



BSD-10143

Large shelter - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 2 - Plan



Large shelter - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 2 - Elevation and section



BSD-10144 Small information shelter - Natural area New - IDPSP Proposed


BSD-10145

Small/Medium/Large shelters - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 5 - General notes



Small/Medium/Large shelters - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 5 - General notes



Small/Medium/Large shelters - Natural area - Sheet 3 of 5 - Details



Small/Medium/Large shelters - Natural area - Sheet 4 of 5 - Screen details



Small/Medium/Large shelters - Natural area - Sheet 5 of 5 - Screen details



BSD-10146

Sign shelter - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 3 - General notes



Sign shelter - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 3 - Plan



Sign shelter - Natural area - Sheet 3 of 3 – Section and elevation



BSD-10147

Barbeque shelter - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 3 - General notes



Barbeque shelter - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 3 - Plan



Barbeque shelter - Natural area - Sheet 3 of 3 - Elevation and section



BSD-10262

Fish cleaning table - Sheet 1 of 2 - Notes and elevation

New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously listed in IDPSP. Developed to fulfil corporate requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

Fish cleaning table - Sheet 2 of 2 - Details New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously listed in IDPSP. Developed to fulfil corporate requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10351

Bushfire water supply shelter type 1 - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 3 - Notes



Bushfire water supply shelter type 1 - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 3 - Plan



Bushfire water supply shelter type 1 - Natural area - Sheet 3 of 3 - Details



BSD-10352

Bushfire water supply shelter type 2 - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 3 - Notes



Bushfire water supply shelter type 2 - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 3 - Plan



Bushfire water supply shelter type 2 - Natural area - Sheet 3 of 3 - Details



BSD-10353 Bushfire water supply shelter - Natural area - Overhead filler



BSD-10360 Horse trough - Natural area - Plan and notes New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10501 Park Signage - General Structural Notes - Sheet 1 of 2 Revision Drawing content and sign design updated to meet current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

Park Signage - General Structural Notes - Sheet 2 of 2

New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10502 Parks Signage - Typical Installation Details and Notes


BSD-10503 Parks Signage - Graphic Notes New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10504 Parks Signage - Standard Sizes and Example Layouts


BSD-10505 Park Podium Interpretive Signage New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10506Park signage - Ordinance Revision Sign design updated to current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual). Sheet 2 of set removed - no longer required.

Park ordinance signage - Sheet 2 of 2 - Installation details Remove Sheet removed from series.

BSD-10507Park signage pictogram suite - Sheet 1 of 2 Revision Pictogram suite updated to current Council design requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

Park signage pictogram suite - Sheet 2 of 2 New - IDPSP Proposed Finalised 'proposed' drawing to fulfil current Council requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10508

Park Node Signage - General Notes - Sheet 1 of 4


Park Node Signage - Graphic Notes - Sheet 2 of 4


Park Node Signage - Example Layouts - Sheet 3 of 4


Park Node Signage - Dog Off Leash Sign Detail - Sheet 4 of 4


BSD-10509

Park Directional Signage - Typical Installation Details - Sheet 1 of 4


Park Directional Signage - Graphic Notes - Sheet 2 of 4


Park Directional Signage - Graphic Setout Details - Sheet 3 of 4


Park Directional Signage - Typical Layouts - Sheet 4 of 4


BSD-10510

Park Name Signage – General Structural Notes – Sheet 1 of 6


Park Name Signage – General Structural Notes – Sheet 2 of 6


Park Name Signage – Graphic Notes – Sheet 3 of 6


Park Name Signage – Graphic Setout Details – Sheet 4 of 6


Park Name Signage – Horizontal - Standard – Sheet 5 of 6


Park Name Signage – Vertical - Alternative – Sheet 6 of 6

New - Not listed in IDPSP

New drawing not previously listed in IDPSP. Developed to fulfil corporate requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10511

Descriptive sign - Natural area - Sheet 1 of 3 - Entry sign


Descriptive sign - Natural area - Sheet 2 of 3 - Name sign


Descriptive sign - Natural area - Sheet 3 of 3 – Sign Layout


BSD-10512 Advisory sign - Natural area - Wayfinding New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously listed in IDPSP. Developed to fulfil corporate requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10514 Advisory sign - Natural area - Totem New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously listed in IDPSP. Developed to fulfil corporate requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10515 Advisory sign - Natural area - Track commencement - Sheet 1 of 2 - A1


Advisory sign - Natural area - Track commencement - Sheet 2 of 2 - A2


BSD-10516 Advisory sign - Natural area - Directional New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously listed in IDPSP. Developed to fulfil corporate requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

BSD-10521 Interpretive sign - Natural area - Trackside New - Not listed in IDPSP New drawing not previously listed in IDPSP developed to fulfil corporate requirements (Natural Area Design Manual).

Reference SpecificationsS160 Drainage Revision Section 3.7 (Precast drainage components) updated.S205 Centres Honed Concrete Paths Revision Section 4.3 (Concrete colour) and Section 7.6 (TGSI requirements) modified.

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