Types of Neighbourhood Plans

A Statutory Neighbourhood Plan is a legal document which establishes land use and design criteria. Development is assessed against this and city-wide regulations are altered to better suit local circumstances in a 10-year timeframe, but with a 20-year focus.

There are three different types of Neighbourhood Plans undertaken in Brisbane to accommodate the different demands of the city. The key differences are listed in the table below:

Urban Renewal Neighbourhood Plans	Greenfield Neighbourhood Plans	Middle & Outer Suburb Neighbourhood Plans
all plans are allocated within five kilometres of the CBD strong focus on facilitating investment	plans for the last two major under-developed sites remaining in the city: the Oxley Wedge Rochedale establish in detail what infrastructure is needed for new residential development	all plans are located outside a five kilometre radius from the CBD

You can view and download further information about neighbourhood planning:

• how the plans fit together
• Neighbourhood Planning FAQ's
• simple guides to planning
• experience the Riverfront Revival CityCat tour
• Urban Renewal 20 Year Celebrations Magazine (PDF - 6.23Mb)*