Camp Hill zone survey

Our city’s history and character is vitally important. Protecting Brisbane’s way of life will mean our exciting future looks familiar, by retaining the things we love about our city. With this in mind, Brisbane City Council conducted a local survey about potential zoning changes to some properties in the Camp Hill area bound by Old Cleveland Road, Wiles Street, Halland Terrace, Watson Street and Dorothy Lane.

Property owners in the identified area were invited to respond to a survey undertaken from 22 October-7 December 2018 to determine the level of support for changing the zone from Low-medium density residential (two or three storey mix zone precinct) to the Character residential (Character) zone precinct.

Council has analysed the results and received sufficient support from property owners to continue investigating a change for the area from Low-medium density residential zone to the Character residential zone. 

Potential impacts for property owners

If you are a property owner in this area, a change in residential zoning could affect your development rights and property values.

The area is currently zoned under Brisbane City Plan 2014 as Low-medium density residential (two or three storey mix zone precinct). This zone allows for a mix of housing types including detached houses, townhouses and apartments. Development in this zone is generally anticipated to be two-three storeys in height.

If the area is changed to become part of the Character residential (Character) zone precinct:

  • any dwelling houses built in 1946 or before would be retained
  • one or two storey dwelling houses will be the main type of development
  • a low density and intact suburban identity would be maintained in which multiple dwellings and dual occupancy would not be accommodated.

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Other City Plan amendments

Read about other proposed amendments to City Plan.

More information

For more information on residential zones in the Camp Hill area, you can:

  • email the project team
  • phone Council on 07 3403 8888 and ask to speak to an officer from the Strategic Planning team
  • write to:
    • Strategic Planning
      City Planning and Economic Development
      Brisbane City Council
      GPO Box 1434
      Brisbane Qld 4001.
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