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Logan Regional Recovery Action Plan SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND LOGAN REGIONAL RECOVERY ACTION PLAN A MESSAGE FROM The Queensland Government has committed more THE PREMIER THE HONOURABLE ANNASTACIA PALASZCZUK MP than $8 billion to support COVID-19 health and AND economic recovery initiatives across the State. THE TREASURER THE HONOURABLE CAMERON DICK MP The COVID-19 global pandemic has touched everyone and communities $500M $90M in bill for , including in Logan have not been immune to electricity and water jobs and skills relief, with a $200 rebate for funding for the Back to Work its effects. households, and a $500 rebate and Skilling Queenslanders The Logan Regional Recovery Action for eligible small business and for Work programs Plan builds on our immediate sole traders commitment to keeping the region moving through extra support for businesses, workers and households – from payroll tax waivers to electricity bill relief. Our recovery approach recognises Logan as one of Queensland’s fastest growing regions, and we need to be on the front foot when it comes to building the infrastructure for the future. $400M $267M land tax relief for property building boost to support Logan has great strengths in industries ranging from processing and owners which must be passed home owners, ‘tradies’ and manufacturing to distribution, transport and logistics, and it is also onto tenants in the form of construction a principal hub for services including health and aged care services, rent relief retail, tourism, technology and innovation. We are committed to significant investment to build productive infrastructure and grow jobs. There is tremendous opportunity to foster growth and innovation across businesses and industries. Support for Logan region’s small In recognising that our COVID-19 response is a long-term challenge, businesses includes: this plan charts the way forward for delivering on one of our key priorities identified through Queensland’s Economic Recovery in payroll tax relief statewide, Plan – growing our regions. Up supporting 25,300 jobs in the We know that lasting recovery from COVID-19 can only be achieved to $950M Logan region through genuine, community-based partnerships. That’s why we will continue working with all levels of government and key stakeholders to drive the best outcomes for this region. in Job Support Loans of up to Together we will support our key industries and also invest in more $250,000 for 323 businesses industries, more infrastructure and more businesses. This plan backs $45.7M supporting 3,952 jobs local jobs and local opportunities. There will be challenging times ahead as we navigate our way through in 641 Small Business COVID-19 the pandemic. Adaption Grants of up to $10,000 One thing is certain, however – the Government stands as a ready $5.8M in the Logan region partner to the people of Logan as we work towards better days to come. covid19.qld.gov.au QT 20-067 4pp 9 Beenleigh train station 13 Logan Reserve 20 Arts and Cultural park ‘n’ ride upgrade State School Recovery Package . million in - out of . million in - GOVERNMENT million as part of a million out of a . million total upgrade to Beenleigh park ‘n’ ride a . million total spend to spend to reactivate cultural INVESTMENT IN to improve accessibility to public construct a new building with and creative spaces and four general learning spaces. provide jobs for local artists transport. Delivered in partnership and arts workers, bringing LOGAN with the Commonwealth communities together and 14 Mount Lindesay Highway Government. boosting cultural tourism. (Jimboomba to Beaudesert) 10 Marsden State High School . million in - 21 New Generation 1 Pacific Motorway (M1) 5 Logan Hospital Expansion . million in - out of out of a . million total Rollingstock (Eight Mile Plains to Daisy million in - out a . million total spend to spend to upgrade intersections . million in - Hill) of a million total spend construct a new building with six at various locations of the out of a . billion . million in - to expand and refurbish general learning spaces and Mount Lindesay Highway from total spend. All new six out of a million total Logan Hospital and deliver Jimboomba to Beaudesert. car sets were delivered by spend to upgrade the Paci c specialist learning spaces. up to additional beds. December . Accessibility Motorway between Eight 11 15 New primary school in North Part of Building Better Eagleby South State School recti cation works continue Mile Plains and Daisy Hill Maclean to extend the busway and Hospitals. , in - out of a in order to comply with . million in reduce congestion and . million total spend to disability standards. - out of a travel times. Jointly funded 6 Greenbank bus facility construct a new building to . million total spend 22 with the Commonwealth park ‘n’ ride upgrade support four general learning areas. Yarrabilba Community Hub to construct a new primary State contribution of . Government. million in - out 5 7 school. million across - 2 of a million total spend 1 Springwood 2 8 10 and - to construct a State High School to upgrade Greenbank bus 3 16 Yarrabilba new Fire community hub at Yarrabilba. facility park ‘n’ ride. 4 million in - out 6 and Rescue Station To be delivered in partnership of a . million total 11 . million in - out of with Logan City Council, spend to refurbish the 14 13 9 12 7 Logan Hospital Beenleigh a . million total spend to Brisbane Catholic Education multi-purpose performing 15 Maternity Services continue the new permanent arts hall and multiple and Lendlease. Upgrade learning spaces, and 16 17 22 re and rescue station at 23 Unite and Recover deliver a new canteen and . million in - Yarrabilba. Community Stimulus a network upgrade. Part of out of a . million Jimboomba Package the Renewing Our Schools total spend to deliver six 17 Yarrabilba new program. new maternity inpatient Ambulance Station million across South East Queensland for the Unite and 3 beds, ve new birthing suites . million in - out of Logan City Special School Recover Community Stimulus . million in - and new special 18 a . million total spend for Package for council out of an . million total care nursery cots. 19 the planning and construction investment in new spend to construct a new Part of Building Beaudesert of a new ambulance station at building with eight general Better Hospitals. Yarrabilba. infrastructure and learning spaces. community assets. 18 South west pipeline 4 Shailer Park . million in - out of State High School KEY a . million total spend to . million in - Community wellbeing out of an . million total construct a pipeline to connect spend to construct a new Beaudesert to the South East Utilities building with general Darlington Queensland Water Grid to learning spaces. secure long-term water supply. Health SUNSHINE Mount COAST AND Education MORETON Lindsay 19 Beaudesert replacement BAY police facility Transport and roads FAR NORTH BRISBANE QUEENSLAND IPSWICH . million in - out of 8 Logan Hospital Multi- 12 Queensland Apprenticeships Justice and safety a . million total spend to GOLD Storey Car Park Centre Grant LOGAN COAST continue the replacement of the Government services . million in - out TOWNSVILLE million in - out of police facility at Beaudesert. Recreation and culture MACKAY-WHITSUNDAY of a . million total spend a million total spend for CENTRAL for the construction of an Please note: Not all Government expenditure OUTBACK QUEENSLAND phase development of the QUEENSLAND for the region is shown. Dollar amounts may Statewide/region-wide WIDE BAY level carpark on site at Logan Queensland Apprenticeship include capital and operating expenditure, though may not represent the entire funding Hospital delivering , allocated. DARLING SOUTH EAST Centre to incorporate a hydrogen Election commitment DOWNS QUEENSLAND additional parking bays. training centre of excellence. SEPTEMBER 2020 in Queensland Government capital investment in Logan, in Queensland Government capital investment in Logan, supporting an estimated 2,400 jobs in 2020-21 $$761761MM supporting an estimated 2,400 jobs in 2020-21 13 20 9 Beenleigh train station Logan Reserve Arts and Cultural NEW ECONOMIC park ‘n’ ride upgrade State School Recovery Package . million in - out of . million in - million as part of a million out of a . million total OPPORTUNITIESCASE STUDY FOR upgrade to Beenleigh park ‘n’ ride a . million total spend to spend to reactivate cultural to improve accessibility to public construct a new building with and creative spaces and LOGAN four general learning spaces. provide jobs for local artists transport. Delivered in partnership and arts workers, bringing QUEENSLAND EXPORTS KEEP with the Commonwealth communities together and 14 Mount Lindesay Highway Government. boosting cultural tourism. (Jimboomba to Beaudesert) 10 Marsden State High School FLYING DESPITE COVID-19 . million in - 21 New Generation 1 Pacific Motorway (M1) 5 Logan Hospital Expansion Targeted investments will address the specific recovery needs of the . million in - out of out of a . million total Rollingstock (Eight Mile Plains to Daisy million in - out a . million total spend to spend to upgrade intersections . million in - Logan region. We will continue to work in partnership to deliver new Hill) of a million total spend construct a new building with six at various locations of the out of a . billion jobs, new infrastructure and realise new economic opportunities. million in - to expand and refurbish Queensland’s lucrative agriculture and seafood industries are on the fl ight path to general
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