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Recently made Vegetation Protection Orders

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Have your say on a recently made Vegetation Protection Order. View recently made VPOs.

About recently made VPOs

Under the Natural Assets Local Law 2003 (NALL), Council has the authority to protect important vegetation across Brisbane.

NALL provides an opportunity for affected residents and the broader community to have their say on a recently made Vegetation Protection Order (VPO).

Once a VPO has been made by Council, anyone other than the person who made the nomination can make a submission to support or oppose it.  

Have your say on a recently made VPO

Follow our step-by-step process to have your say about a VPO.

We list all recently made VPOs on our website during the submission period to give the community the chance to make a submission. We also write to anyone whose property is affected by a VPO.

The submission period is open for a minimum of 14 days after the making of a VPO.

1 Prepare your submission

Your submission must include:

  • your name, address and signature 
  • why you support or oppose the protection of this vegetation. 

Your reasons for supporting or opposing the VPO must relate to one or more of the objects under which it was made. For example, why you believe the vegetation is or is not significant and reasons that the vegetation should or should not be protected.

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You can attach supporting documentation, such as maps or photos, to your online submission.

2 Complete the form

You can have your say on a VPO currently open for consultation using the online form.

3 After you make a submission

We’ll let you know the outcome of the VPO once the submission period has closed and all properly made submissions have been considered.

Council may, upon consideration of any properly made submission and without further consultation, confirm or revoke a VPO as set out in Section 15 of the Local Law.

Current VPOs open for public consultation

View the list of recently made VPOs out for public consultation.

Area of vegetation Location of protected vegetation Affected neighbouring properties  Category of protection Submission closure date
One (1) Mangifera indica (Mango tree) 26 Brockhouse Street Upper Mount Gravatt 17 Belcaro Street Upper Mount Gravatt Significant Urban Vegetation - Significant Landscape Tree 22 June 2026
One (1) Eucalyptus sp. (Gum tree) 1/24 Cracknell Road Annerley

2/24 Cracknell Road Annerley

20 Cracknell Road Annerley

21 Devon St Annerley

25 Devon St Annerley

Significant Urban Vegetation - Significant Landscape Tree 3 July 2027
One (1) Araucaria cunninghamii (Hoop pine) 123 Annie Street Auchenflower

121 Annie Street Auchenflower

42 Barton Street Bardon 

Significant Urban Vegetation - Significant Landscape Tree 16 July 2026
One (1) Eucalyptus sp. (Gum tree) 104 Foxton St Morningside

22 Ramsay Lane Morningside

106 Foxton St Morningside

Significant Urban Vegetation - Significant Landscape Tree 17 July 2026
All trees over 10.0m 22 Lionel St Nudgee

26 Lionel St Nudgee

23 Forrest St Nudgee

21 Forrest St Nudgee

18 Lionel St Nudgee

Significant Urban Vegetation 17 July 2026
One (1) Mangifera indica (Mango tree) 9 Bootes Street Inala

11 Bootes Street Inala

9 Cygnus St Inala

11 Cygnus St Inala

Significant Urban Vegetation - Significant Landscape Tree 17 July 2026
One (1) Mangifera indica (Mango tree) 1 Jeffery Street Wilston 23 Harle Ave Wilston Significant Urban Vegetation - Significant Landscape Tree 17 July 2026