Coorparoo and Districts Neighbourhood Plan

On Tuesday 28 May 2019, Brisbane City Council adopted an amendment to Brisbane City Plan 2014  (City Plan) to include the Coorparoo and Districts Neighbourhood Plan. The neighbourhood plan is now in effect and can be viewed in City Plan.

The plan includes parts of Coorparoo, Greenslopes, Camp Hill, Holland Park and Holland Park West.

Plan highlights

Highlights of the plan include:

  • achieving a balance between growth and maintenance of character and low-density residential development
  • rezoning more areas to the character residential zone to protect streetscapes and housing 
  • rezoning 5.8 hectares of Stephens Mountain to the conservation zone
  • focusing change in centres along:
    • Logan Road corridor
    • Greenslopes Private Hospital
    • area around Greenslopes busway station
  • new commercial and retail space
  • protecting 13 additional pre-1911 buildings from demolition and adding 10 places to Council’s heritage register
  • ensuring new development is sympathetic to adjoining heritage places and does not detract from the streetscape
  • confirming future development potential at the existing Energex depot and former Ekibin extractive quarry site
  • requiring new developments in Logan Road centres to incorporate a landscaped setback.

Coorparoo and Districts Neighbourhood Plan area

View the Coorparoo and Districts Neighbourhood Plan study area as a larger map. 

You can also download the Coorparoo and Districts Neighbourhood Plan study area (PDF - 7Mb).

The below table lists how Council has engaged the community so far, and key project milestones.

Timeline

Late 2015-mid-2016 Background research - in summary:
  • 509 online survey responses
  • four community planning team meetings
  • three information kiosks.
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October 2016 Release of the draft strategy document - in summary:
  • 602 written and online submissions
  • four information kiosks.
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March 2017 First Queensland Government review
16 April-8 June 2018 Release of the draft statutory neighbourhood plan for final community submissions - in summary:
  • 421 submissions
  • four information sessions.
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November 2018

Council made changes to the draft neighbourhood plan following a review of the submissions.

Second Queensland Government review
May 2019 Adoption of final neighbourhood plan
July 2019 Inclusion as part of Brisbane City Plan 2014.

Brisbane's Future Blueprint

After input from more than 100,000 residents, Council released Brisbane's Future Blueprint in June 2018. It has eight principles to guide decisions for Brisbane. One of these principles is creating a city of neighbourhoods - residents are close to the services they need and the lifestyle and leisure options they want.

Council creates plans like the Coorparoo and Districts Neighbourhood Plan to help make this long-term vision a reality.

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More information

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Last updated: 28 August 2019
Topics: coorparoo

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