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Table of Contents MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS The 4449 meeting of the Brisbane City Council, held at City Hall, Brisbane on Tuesday 21 October 2014 at 2pm Prepared by: Council and Committee Liaison Office Chief Executive’s Office Office of the Lord Mayor and the Chief Executive Officer MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS THE 4449 MEETING OF THE BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL, HELD AT CITY HALL, BRISBANE, ON TUESDAY 21 OCTOBER 2014 Dedicated to a better Brisbane AT 2PM TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESENT: ______________________________________________________________________ 1 OPENING OF MEETING: __________________________________________________________ 1 APOLOGY: _____________________________________________________________________ 1 MOTION OF CONDOLENCE – Terry Hampson _________________________________________ 1 MINUTES: _____________________________________________________________________ 6 QUESTION TIME: ________________________________________________________________ 6 CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT AND COORDINATION COMMITTEE: __________________________________________________________________ 20 ESTABLISHMENT AND COORDINATION COMMITTEE (Report of 8 September2014) ________________ 20 A CONTRACTS AND TENDERING – REPORT TO COUNCIL OF CONTRACTS ACCEPTED BY DELEGATES FOR JULY 2014 ___________________________________________________________________ 24 CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT AND COORDINATION COMMITTEE DURING RECESS: ____________________________________________________ 30 ESTABLISHMENT AND COORDINATION COMMITTEE (Adoption report) __________________________ 30 A ANNUAL OPERATIONAL PLAN PROGRESS AND QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED JUNE 2014 ________________________________________________________________ 66 B REPORT OF THE AUDIT COMMITTEE MEETING ON 4 SEPTEMBER 2014 _____________________ 67 C CONTRACTS AND TENDERING – REPORT TO COUNCIL OF CONTRACTS ACCEPTED BY DELEGATES FOR AUGUST 2014 _______________________________________________________________ 67 D LEASE TO QUEENSLAND AFRICAN COMMUNITIES COUNCIL INCORPORATED _________________ 74 E PEST SURVEY PROGRAMS UNDER THE LAND PROTECTION (PEST AND STOCK ROUTE MANAGEMENT) ACT 2002 _________________________________________________________ 75 F STORES BOARD SUBMISSION – HOWARD SMITH WHARVES REVITALISATION PROJECT _________ 80 G APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO THE BCC COUNCILLOR CONDUCT REVIEW PANEL MEMBERSHIP POOL __________________________________________________________________________ 92 NOTATION OF DECISIONS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT AND COORDINATION COMMITTEE AS DELEGATE OF THE COUNCIL: _____________________________________________________ 94 NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE ___________________ 94 A PETITION – REQUESTING THAT COUNCIL REFUSE THE APPLICATION FOR A MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT AT 2 LATROBE TERRACE, PADDINGTON _________________________________ 105 B PETITION – REQUESTING THE IDENTIFICATION AND PROTECTION OF TRADITIONAL HOUSING CHARACTER AND HERITAGE IN THE GAYTHORNE AREA AND SURROUNDS __________________ 106 C PETITION - REQUESTING THAT ROBERTSON STREET, FORTITUDE VALLEY, BE REMOVED FROM THE SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT PRECINCT BUFFER AREA, AND FOR ANY LICENSED PREMISES TO BE REQUIRED TO FINISH THEIR ACTIVITIES AT A REASONABLE HOUR IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE EXTENT OF RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IN ROBERTSON STREET AND SURROUNDS __________ 108 D PETITION – REQUESTING THE PREPARATION OF A NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN TO PROTECT THE ONGOING OPERATIONS OF THE BELMONT SHOOTING COMPLEX _________________________ 110 E PETITION – REQUESTING THAT COUNCIL OPPOSE A DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR RESIDENTIAL USE AT 48 GOVERNMENT ROAD, RICHLANDS _________________________________________ 111 F PETITION – REQUESTING THAT COUNCIL OPPOSE A DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AT 242 ENGLEFIELD ROAD, OXLEY _____________________________________ 113 [4449 (Post Recess) Meeting – 21 October 2014] MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS THE 4449 MEETING OF THE BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL, HELD AT CITY HALL, BRISBANE, ON TUESDAY 21 OCTOBR 2014 Dedicated to a better Brisbane AT 2PM G PETITION – REQUESTING THAT COUNCIL REFUSE A DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR THE RECONFIGURATION OF LAND AT 67 CHAPMAN PLACE, OXLEY ____________________________ 114 H PETITION – REQUEST TO AMEND THE GRANGE DISTRICT LOCAL PLAN IN THE BRISBANE CITY PLAN 2000 __________________________________________________________________________ 116 BRISBANE LIFESTYLE COMMITTEE ________________________________________________________ 117 A PETITION – REQUESTING THAT COUNCIL IMPROVE PUBLIC SAFETY OF FLEET LANE AND JOLLY PLACE PARK, SOUTH BRISBANE ____________________________________________________ 120 B PETITIONS – REQUESTING THAT COUNCIL ALLOW THE WYNNUM MANLY AND DISTRICT MEN’S SHED INCORPORATED TO REMAIN LOCATED AT THE FORMER WYNNUM CENTRAL STATE SCHOOL SITE __________________________________________________________________________ 123 CONSIDERATION OF NOTIFIED MOTION – Infrastructure Agreements: ___________________ 125 PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS: ___________________________________________________ 139 GENERAL BUSINESS: ___________________________________________________________ 140 QUESTIONS OF WHICH DUE NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN: _______________________________ 142 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS OF WHICH DUE NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN: ____________________ 144 [4449 (Post Recess) Meeting – 21 October 2014] MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS THE 4449 MEETING OF THE BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL, HELD AT CITY HALL, BRISBANE, ON TUESDAY 21 OCTOBER 2014 Dedicated to a better Brisbane AT 2PM PRESENT: The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR (Councillor Graham QUIRK) – LNP The Chairman of Council, Margaret de WIT (Pullenvale Ward) – LNP LNP Councillors (and Wards) ALP Councillors (and Wards) Krista ADAMS (Wishart) Milton DICK (Richlands) (The Leader of the Matthew BOURKE (Jamboree) Opposition) Amanda COOPER (Bracken Ridge) Helen ABRAHAMS (The Gabba) (Deputy Leader of Vicki HOWARD (Central) the Opposition) Steven HUANG (Macgregor) Peter CUMMING (Wynnum Manly) Fiona KING (Marchant) Kim FLESSER (Northgate) Geraldine KNAPP (The Gap) Steve GRIFFITHS (Moorooka) Kim MARX (Karawatha) Victoria NEWTON (Deagon) Peter MATIC (Toowong) Shayne SUTTON (Morningside) Ian McKENZIE (Holland Park) David McLACHLAN (Hamilton) Independent Councillor (and Ward) Ryan MURPHY (Doboy) Nicole JOHNSTON (Tennyson) Angela OWEN-TAYLOR (Parkinson) (Deputy Chairman of Council) Adrian SCHRINNER (Chandler) (Deputy Mayor) Julian SIMMONDS (Walter Taylor) Andrew WINES (Enoggera) OPENING OF MEETING: The Chairman, Councillor Margaret de WIT, opened the meeting with prayer, and then proceeded with the business set out in the Agenda. APOLOGY: 160/2014-15 An apology was submitted on behalf of Councillor Norm WYNDHAM (McDowall) – LNP, and he was granted leave of absence from the meeting on the motion of Councillor Ryan MURPHY, seconded by Councillor Kim MARX. MOTION OF CONDOLENCE – Terry Hampson 161/2014-15 The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, Councillor Graham QUIRK, announced that before proceeding with the formal business of the day, he would like to pay tribute to Terry Hampson, who had passed away last month. LORD MAYOR: Yes, thanks very much, Madam Chairman. Before proceeding with the formal business of the day, I would like to pay tribute to Mr Terry Hampson, former Australian Labor Party Councillor for MARCHANT who passed away last month. Terry provided a very distinguished service to the residents of Brisbane. He was a gentleman; he was a person who had very, very strong convictions. He was a person who always engaged in a level of debate which was around the [4449 (Post Recess) Meeting – 21 October 2014] - 2 - issues. I can never remember a time when Terry was personal in his debate. He was very much a man of conviction around the strength of an argument. Whilst obviously there were many issues that we disagreed upon, there was always a very high level of respect in that debate, and I always very much respected that this was a man with a clear point of view, a clear conviction to that point of view, and a dedication to representing that view in the best way he possibly could. So Terry in every respect provided very distinguished service to the residents of Brisbane. He was elected on 26 March 1994, and he held a number of key positions within Council. Terry was the Deputy Chairman of the Environment and Management Committee from 1994 to 1997. He was on the Customer Services Committee where he was Deputy Chair in 1997. He was Deputy Chair of the City Business Committee from 1997 to 2000, and on the Customer and Local Services Committee from 2000 to 2003, and on the Urban Planning and Sustainability Committee from 2003 to 2004. Terry was an active member on the Conservation subcommittee from 1995 to 1996. He was on the Community Development Committee from 1994 to 1997, and on the Community Policy Committee from 1997 to 2004. Terry's service to his local community certainly didn't end when he left Council. He has carried on again, particularly in fields that he loved—fields of history, fields of the environment. He was President of the Chermside Historical Society. He included in his interests his involvement in the Wilderness Society and the Rainforest Conservation Society and the Australian Fabians. They were just a few of Terry's involvements and commitment on the environment front. He was a passionate and highly regarded and practising environmentalist. In particular, Terry played a key role in the protection of Fraser Island. He spent nearly 30 years as an Executive Member on the Fraser Island Defenders Committee,
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