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Local government infrastructure plan (LGIP) amendment 1B and Long term infrastructure plans (LTIP) amendment 1B

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View the proposed citywide amendments - LGIP amendment 1B and LTIP amendment 1B.

Amendment summary

These amendments propose changes to the Local government infrastructure plan (LGIP) and Long term infrastructure plans (LTIP) in Brisbane City Plan 2014 (City Plan). 

The current LGIP represents the delivery of new infrastructure over a 10-year horizon to 30 June 2026. It identifies locations for trunk infrastructure, such as parks and roads, and timeframes for delivery.

The LTIP identify long-term infrastructure requirements for Brisbane beyond the timeframe covered by the LGIP.

Council proposes changes to both plans to ensure they:

  • comply with statutory requirements
  • are accurate, relevant and current
  • align with our citywide investment priorities. 

Find more information about the LGIP and LTIP.

Project timeline

View the different stages of the proposed amendments, from draft to implementation.

The amendments comply with the following processes as outlined in the Minister’s Guidelines and Rules:

  • the proposed LGIP amendment follows the 'LGIP amendment' process
  • the proposed LTIP amendment follows a 'tailored amendment' process.

Download the notice to read the tailored steps for the LTIP amendment.

Early-mid 2022 Council prepared and drafted the amendment packages.
November 2022 On 29 November 2022, we proposed to amend City Plan.
August-September 2023 Community consultation was open from 3 August to 14 September 2023. Read the public notice of adoption.
Late 2023 and early 2024 Council reviewed all submissions and considered feedback to update plans.
March 2025 Queensland Government approved Council to adopt the amendments without conditions.
20 May 2025 Council adopted the proposed citywide amendments. 
27 June 2025 Amendments expected to be effective in City Plan.

Public consultation

Community consultation on the proposed amendments was open from 3 August to 14 September 2023.

Other proposed changes to the Infrastructure design planning scheme policy (IDPSP) and the Transport, access, parking and servicing planning scheme policy (TAPSPSP) were also open to the community for consultation that also closed on 14 September 2023.

Read the public notice for the amendments.

Council carefully reviewed the 705 submissions received and made changes to balance plans for essential infrastructure with community feedback.

Consultation reports summarise how feedback was considered.

Council responded to people who made a formal submission and provide them with a reference number. The submitter reference number can be used to search consultation reports for information on how Council responded to matters raised. Feedback is organised by infrastructure network and reference numbers may appear in more than one row or group.

Based on submissions Council made changes such as adding, removing or relocating projects, reinstating removed infrastructure, and timing adjustments to support development.

Proposed changes (post consultation)

Learn about the proposed amendment changes and how they may impact your property.

In March 2025 the Queensland Government considered and gave Council approval to adopt the proposed citywide amendments including changes made following community feedback.

Adoption

On 20 May 2025, Council adopted amendments to the LGIP and LTIP, which are expected to become effective on 27 June 2025. 

LGIP documentation

The proposed LGIP amendment includes updates to mapping, schedules of works and extrinsic material.

You can view the superseded and updated proposed version items.

Current 2023 consultation version (superseded) 2025 adopted version*
Part 4 of City Plan Part 4 of City Plan Part 4 of City Plan
Interim LGIP amendment 1a - checklist LGIP amendment 1B checklist LGIP amendment 1B checklist
Appointed reviewer statement Appointed reviewer statement Appointed reviewer statement

*Approved by Council on 20 May 2025, expected to become effective in City Plan on 27 June 2025.

Current 2023 consultation version (superseded) 2025 adopted version*

 

*Approved by Council on 20 May 2025, expected to become effective in City Plan on 27 June 2025.

Current 2023 consultation version (superseded) 2025 adopted version*
Learn how to check if infrastructure planning affects your property by viewing current maps.
  • Stormwater plans for trunk infrastructure
  • Roads plans for trunk infrastructure
  • Active and public transport plans for trunk infrastructure
  • Parks and land for community facilities plans for trunk infrastructure

 

*Approved by Council on 20 May 2025, expected to become effective in City Plan on 27 June 2025.

LTIP documentation

The proposed LTIP amendment 1B includes changes to specific sections of City Plan.

Current 2023 consultation version (superseded) 2025 adopted version*
Part 10 of City Plan Part 10 of City Plan Part 10 of City Plan
Schedule 2.4 of City Plan

Schedule 2.4 of City Plan

Schedule 2.4 of City Plan

Schedule 2.5 of City Plan

Schedule 2.5 of City Plan

Schedule 2.5 of City Plan

*Approved by Council on 20 May 2025, expected to become effective in City Plan on 27 June 2025.

Talk to Council

For more information about the proposed amendment:

  • email the project team
  • phone Council on 07 3403 8888
  • write to:
    Infrastructure Coordination
    City Planning and Design
    Brisbane City Council
    GPO Box 1434
    Brisbane Qld 4001

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