Topics: community leasing

Sports field and hard-court lighting is significant infrastructure your organisation may utilise to deliver your activities and enable future growth.

This section is designed to help tenants of Council community facilities to understand their maintenance obligations, find information on developing community facilities and managing issues.

Any works carried out on a Council leased or licensed premises are required to meet Australian Standards and codes as detailed by the Queensland Government and Queensland Development Code.

Under Council's standard lease and license terms and conditions, tenants are responsible for keeping their premises clean and tidy and in good condition, and repairing any damage to the premises which is caused by them or use of the premises under the lease/licence agreement.

All community facility lessees are responsible for maintaining the facilities they occupy and ensuring their management of the premises meets all laws and statutory requirements.

Use this page to find information on how to manage issues on Council community leased and licensed premises.

Use this page to understand the ways you can help reduce your utility usage and costs on a Council leased or licensed premises.

Use this page to find out compulsory insurance/s for Council community facility tenants, other insurances, managing insurance, and what to do if you have to make a claim.

Council as landlord has rights and responsibilities in relation to the management of the community facilities it leases and licenses to the community.

This page includes tenure information for leases and licences, including, but not limited to, tenure options, obligations, responsibilities and renewal.