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Queensland Government Gazette Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXL] (340) FRIDAY, 2 DECEMBER, 2005 2/0OI 5BLJOHDBSF PGCVTJOFTT #HOOSINGTHEIDEALVENUEISTHEKEYTO ASUCCESSFULSEMINAR!T2OYALONTHE0ARKWE PRIDEOURSELVESONEXCEEDINGEXPECTATIONS PERPERSON #ONDITIONS!PPLY 0ACKAGEHIGHLIGHTS s#OMPLIMENTARYFUNCTIONROOMHIREFROMAMTOPM s&RESHLYBREWEDCOFFEEORTEAONARRIVAL s&LIPCHART WHITEBOARD LECTERN MICROPHONE s.OTEPADS PENS MINTSANDICEDWATER s-ORNINGREFRESHMENTS #NR!LICEAND!LBERT3TREET"RISBANE#ITY s7ORKINGLUNCHOF SANDWICHlNGERS FRESHLYBAKEDQUICHE 0HONE&AX FARMERSGARDENSALAD TERIYAKICHICKENDRUMSTICKS APLATTER WWWROYALONTHEPARKCOM OF TROPICALFRUITSANDREFRESHINGJUICES s!FTERNOONREFRESHMENTSWITHCOOKIESANDSHORTBREAD CONFERENCE ROYALONTHEPARKCOM #ONDITIONS4HEPERPERSONPRICEISBASEDONAMINIMUMOFDELEGATESANDISONLYAVAILABLEFOR3EMINARSHELDDURING*ANUARY &EBRUARYAND!PRIL3UBJECTTOAVAILABILITY!LSOASKABOUTOURUPGRADE 300877—1 [1141] Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXL (340) FRIDAY, 2 DECEMBER, 2005 [No. 73 Integrated Planning Act 1997 Purpose – Requirements for an Electricity Infrastructure Impact Study. PUBLIC NOTICE CABOOLTURE SHIRE COUNCIL Planning Scheme Policy 9 – Extractive Industry ADOPTION OF THE PLANNING SCHEME Purpose – Requirements for preparing an Extractive Industry AND PLANNING SCHEME POLICIES Impact Study. FOR THE SHIRE OF CABOOLTURE Planning Scheme Policy 10 – Extractive Resources Notice is given under the Integrated Planning Act 1997, Schedule Purpose – Requirements for preparing an Extractive 1 that on Tuesday 22 November 2005 the Caboolture Shire Council Resources Impact Study. adopted its new planning scheme, the ‘Caboolture ShirePlan’. Planning Scheme Policy 11 – Forest Practice The Caboolture ShirePlan will have effect on and from Monday Purpose – Requirements for preparing a Forest Management 12th December 2005. Plan. The Caboolture ShirePlan becomes the planning scheme for the Planning Scheme Policy 12 – Hazard and Risk Shire of Caboolture and replaces the existing planning scheme. Purpose – Requirements for a Hazard and Risk Assessment On the same date the Council also adopted the following planning Study. scheme policies under the Integrated Planning Act 1997, Planning Scheme Policy 13 – Koala Conservation Schedule 3 – Purpose – Requirements for preparing a Koala Conservation Planning Scheme Policy 1 – Acid Sulfate Soils Report. Purpose – Requirements for acid sulfate investigations and management plans. Planning Scheme Policy 14 – Landscaping Purpose – Requirements for the preparation of Landscaping Planning Scheme Policy 2 – Community Wellbeing Impact Plans. Assessment Purpose – Requirements for undertaking a community Planning Scheme Policy 15 – Noise wellbeing assessment. Purpose – Requirements for preparing a Noise Assessment Report. Planning Scheme Policy 3 – Cultural Heritage Purpose – Requirements for preparing a Cultural Heritage Planning Scheme Policy 16 – On-site Sewage Management Plan. Purpose – Requirements for an On-site Wastewater Treatment Report. Planning Scheme Policy 4 – Design and Development Manual Purpose – Requirements for design of works and Planning Scheme Policy 17 – Open Space Contributions infrastructure construction. Purpose – Requirements for park dedications including Planning Scheme Policy 5 – Development Application monetary contributions. Purpose – Requirements for preparing a development Planning Scheme Policy 18 – Scenic Amenity application. Purpose – Requirements for preparing a Scenic Amenity Planning Scheme Policy 6 – Ecological Assessment Assessment Report. Purpose – Requirements for preparing an Ecological Planning Scheme Policy 19 – Stormwater Assessment Report. Purpose – Requirements for a report on stormwater quantity Planning Scheme Policy 7 – Economic Impact and quality. Purpose – Requirements for an Economic Impact Assessment Planning Scheme Policy 20 – Structure Plans Report. Purpose – Requirements for the preparation of Structure Planning Scheme Policy 8 – Electricity Infrastructure Plans. 300882—1 1142 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 73 [2 December, 2005 Planning Scheme Policy 21 – Traffic, Access and Parking A copy of the planning scheme amendment is also available for Purpose – Requirements for preparing a Transport Impact inspection at the Department of Local Government, Planning, Assessment Report. Sport and Recreation, in the Planning Information Area, Level 25, Mineral House, 41 George Street, Brisbane. Planning Scheme Policy 22 – Water Supply & Sewerage Infrastructure Contributions P J Way Purpose – Sets out the basis for calculation of infrastructure contributions. Acting Chief Executive Officer Logan City Council The planning scheme policies will have effect on and from Monday 12th December 2005. Integrated Planning Act 1997 The Caboolture Shire Plan and the planning scheme policies replace the following existing policies – PUBLIC NOTICE 203/02 - Building Approval Procedures – Class 10A ADOPTION OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE PLANNING Buildings on Vacant Land SCHEME FOR THE SHIRE OF PINE RIVERS 401/02 - Car parking - Churches Notice is given under the Integrated Planning Act 1997, schedule 402/02 - Car parking – Mini Storage Units 1 that on 4th May 2004 (MP.0931.0958) and 30th May 2005 403/02 - Child Care Centres – Guidelines (MP.05/1305.1314) the Pine Rivers Shire Council adopted an amendment to the planning scheme for the Shire of Pine Rivers. 404/02 - Display Homes – Requirements 405/02 - Duplexes – Design Policy The purpose and general effect of the amendment is to exclude land 406/02 - Electromagnetic Fields – Extremely Low Frequency located at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and Lot 500 Mayfair Drive, 5, 9, 27, 31, (ELF) 35 and 39 Burton Lane, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 408/02 - Landscape Buffer – Oakey Flat Road 17, 19, 21, 23 and 25 Ascot Crescent, SAMFORD VALLEY and described as Lot 1 and 900 on SP159499 (now cancelled by Lot 1, 409/02 - Lighting – Sporting & Tennis Courts 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 72, 73, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 410/02 - Multiple Dwellings – Recreation Facilities 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117 and 500 412/03 - Poultry Farming on SP177700 and Lot 900 on SP165776) Parish of Bunya from the 413/02 - Real Estate Site Sales Office – Requirements ‘Special Purposes’ zone and include the land in the ‘Special 414/02 - Relocatable Home Parks – Locational Criteria Residential’ zone and ‘Special Facilities’ (Environmental Reserve with Public Access), ‘Special Facilities’ (Environmental Reserve, 415/02 - Social Planning – Social Impact Assessment Open Air Recreation), ‘Special Facilities’ (Intensive Recreation, 421/02 - Dams, Excavation & Filling of Land Outdoor Recreation Grounds, Park), to reflect the approval by 418/02 - Reconfiguring a Lot – Park Dedication Council of a development application over the land. 419/02 - Reconfiguring a Lot – Reserves along Watercourses The reference numbers for the amendment are IPA/310/8, 420/02 - Reconfiguring a Lot – Access to Watercourse Via IPA/320/4, IPA/420/5, IPA/413/2, IPA/318/3 and IPA/318/5. Adjoining Land Owner 303/03 - Determination of Water Supply and Sewerage A copy of the planning scheme amendment is available for Contributions inspection and purchase at the Pine Rivers Shire Council Customer Service Centre, 220 Gympie Road (Cnr. Hall Street), Strathpine. 305/02 - Subdivision – Sewerage Performance Bonds 803/02 - Floodplain Management – Building, Rezoning & A copy of the planning scheme amendment is also available for Subdivision Control inspection at the Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation, in the Planning Information Area, Level 25, A copy of the planning scheme and planning scheme policies is Mineral House, 41 George Street, Brisbane. available for inspection and purchase at the Caboolture Shire Council Administration Centre located at 2 Hasking Street, Caboolture. Ray Burton, Chief Executive Officer A copy of the planning scheme and planning scheme policies is Pine Rivers Shire Council also available for inspection at the Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation, in the Planning Integrated Planning Act 1997 Information Area, Level 25, Mineral House, 41 George Street, Brisbane. PUBLIC NOTICE ADOPTION OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE PLANNING Rob Noble SCHEME FOR THE SHIRE OF PINE RIVERS Chief Executive Officer Notice is given under the Integrated Planning Act 1997, schedule Caboolture Shire Council 1 that on 22 August 2005 (MP.05/2010.2019) the Pine Rivers Shire Council adopted an amendment to the planning scheme for the Shire of Pine Rivers. Integrated Planning Act 1997 The purpose and general effect of the amendment is to exclude land PUBLIC NOTICE located at 573 Mt Brisbane Road, MT PLEASANT and described LOGAN CITY COUNCIL as Lot 4 SP108428 Parish of Pine from the Rural zone and include the land in the Rural Residential zone, to reflect the approval by ADOPTION OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE PLANNING Council of a development application over the land. SCHEME FOR THE CITY OF LOGAN The reference numbers for the amendment are IPA/880/4 and Notice is given under the Integrated Planning Act 1997, schedule IPA/890/1. 1 that on 15 November 2005 Logan City Council adopted an amendment to the planning scheme for the City of Logan. A copy of the planning scheme amendment is available for inspection and purchase at the Pine Rivers Shire Council Customer Service The purpose and general effect of the amendment
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