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Priority Infrastructure Area Map - Index Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map - Priority infrastructure area map - index Redland City Council Logan City Council STEIGLITZ Jacobs 1 2 Well - 3 YATALA Alberton Ormeau - Yatala ORMEAU Pimpama Hope Island SOUTH STRADBROKE COOMERA Coomera Upper Coomera 4 - Willow Vale 5 6 Paradise Point - WONGAWALLAN HELENSVALE Hollywell Helensvale Coombabah Runaway Bay Oxenford - Maudsland Biggera Waters Pacific Arundel Pines - Gaven Labrador Coral Main Beach Parkwood Sea SOUTHPORT Molendinar Southport NERANG Nerang 7 - Mount 8 9 Nathan Ashmore Surfers Scenic Rim Paradise SURFERS PARADISE Regional Benowa Council Bundall Highland Park Carrara Broadbeach Waters Clear Mermaid Island Beach - Waters Mermaid Broadbeach Worongary Merrimac Waters - Tallai Miami ROBINARobina ADVANCETOWN Varsity Lakes Burleigh Waters MUDGEERABA 10 11 12 Burleigh 13 Heads Reedy Creek - BURLEIGH Guanaba - Mudgeeraba Andrews HEADS - Bonogin Springbrook Palm Beach Elanora NUMINBAH Currumbin VALLEY - Tugun AUSTINVILLE CURRUMBIN Currumbin WATERS Waters Coolangatta Currumbin Valley - Tallebudgera SPRINGBROOK 14 15 16 17 Tweed Shire Council New South Wales Map index City Plan Disclaimer: Map Version 3.00 Projection areas © City of Gold Coast, Queensland 2017 or 03 May 2017 © State of Queensland 2017. No warranty Data Source: given in relation to the data (including accuracy, Priority infrastructure area - CoGC Priority infrastructure area reliability, completeness or suitability) and no liability Projection areas - ABS accepted (including without limitation, liability in Railway - State negligence) for any loss, damage or costs (including Waterways - CoGC Local government area boundary consequential damage) relating to any use of the data. Data must not be used for direct marketing or be used in breach of the privacy laws. Projection: Railway MGA94 Zone 56 Waterway or waterbody 0 2 4 8 km Major road Approx Scale @ A3 1:210,000 LGIP-PIA-0 Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map - Priority infrastructure area and projection areas - map 1 Jacobs Well - Alberton M ALBERTON arlowe Road Albert River Q ui nns H ill Roa d West Logan City Council Quinns Hill Road East d oa l R el W bs co Ja n to Yellowood Road yl ap St STAPYLTON Old Pacific Highway Sandy Creek oad side R urn B YATALA P a c if ic M o to rw ay Ormeau - Yatala Pascoe Road Halfway Creek Stanmore Road ORMEAU P e a ch ey Ro ad River LUSCOMBE ORMEAU d HILLS a o Albert R h g i e l n e e B t r e s e d u a e B Priority infrastructure area Medium impact industry, Future Rural landscape and environment medium impact industry precinct precinct Projection areas High impact industry Cadastre boundary City Plan Low density residential 1 2 3 High impact industry, Future high Local government area boundary Disclaimer: Map Version 3.00 Low density residential, Large lot impact industry precinct © City of Gold Coast, Queensland 2017 or 03 May 2017 precinct Waterway or waterbody © State of Queensland 2017. No warranty Data Source: Community facilities 4 5 6 given in relation to the data (including accuracy, Priority infrastructure area - CoGC Projection areas - ABS Medium density residential reliability, completeness or suitability) and no liability Emerging community Zone - CoGC Neighbourhood centre accepted (including without limitation, liability in Waterways - CoGC Extractive industry negligence) for any loss, damage or costs (including Cadastre (February 2016) - State Sport and recreation 7 8 9 consequential damage) relating to any use of the Extractive industry, Extractive data. Data must not be used for direct marketing or Open space industry indicative buffer be used in breach of the privacy laws. Projection: Conservation Rural 10 11 12 13 MGA94 Low impact industry Rural residential Zone 56 0 300 600 1,200 m Low impact industry, Future low Special purpose 14 15 16 17 impact industry precinct Unzoned Medium impact industry Approx Scale @ A3 1:40,000 LGIP-PIA-1 Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map - Priority infrastructure area and projection areas - map 2 Logan City Council Logan Redland City River Council Beitz Road River Marlowe Road Ageston Road ALBERTON Logan Zipfs Road Alberton Road M a r ks R o ad Hol mstead Road t as Q d E uinns Hill Roa WOONGOOLBA d a o R STAPYLTON l l i M Stapylton Jacobs Well Road STEIGLITZ GILBERTON Sandy Creek Burn side Road Jacobs Well - Alberton Creek Halfway Creek Behm Norwell Road d oa R s m eh B NORWELL G oldmin e Road Ormeau - Yatala JACOBS ORMEAU WELL Eggersdor f Road Pacific Motorway Pe ac he y R PIMPAMA oad Pimpama oad River ell R s W Pimpama Jacob K erkin Pimpama Roa d North Upper Coomera Mirambeena Drive d oa R rf - Willow Vale ha W Priority infrastructure area Medium impact industry Rural residential, Rural residential landscape and environment precinct Projection areas Medium impact industry, Future medium impact industry precinct Special purpose City Plan Low density residential 1 2 3 High impact industry, Future high Township Disclaimer: Map Version 3.00 Low density residential, Large lot impact industry precinct © City of Gold Coast, Queensland 2017 or 03 May 2017 precinct Township, Commercial precinct © State of Queensland 2017. No warranty Data Source: Waterfront and marine industry 4 5 6 given in relation to the data (including accuracy, Priority infrastructure area - CoGC Projection areas - ABS Medium density residential Unzoned reliability, completeness or suitability) and no liability Community facilities Zone - CoGC Centre Rural landscape and environment accepted (including without limitation, liability in Waterways - CoGC Emerging community precinct negligence) for any loss, damage or costs (including Cadastre (February 2016) - State Neighbourhood centre 7 8 9 consequential damage) relating to any use of the Extractive industry Cadastre boundary data. Data must not be used for direct marketing or Sport and recreation be used in breach of the privacy laws. Innovation Local government area boundary Projection: Open space 10 11 12 13 Mixed use Waterway or waterbody MGA94 Conservation Zone 56 Mixed use, Fringe business precinct 0 300 600 1,200 m Low impact industry 14 15 16 17 Rural Low impact industry, Future low impact industry precinct Rural residential Approx Scale @ A3 1:40,000 LGIP-PIA-2 Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map - Priority infrastructure area and projection areas - map 3 Redland City Council Moreton Bay STEIGLITZ Canaipa Passage Moreton Bay Moreton Bay Jacobs Well - SOUTHERN Alberton MORETON BAY ISLANDS Coral Sea The Broadwater Stap ylton J acobs Well Road Jac obs Wel l Road SOUTH STRADBROKE Helmore Road Huth Road JACOBS WELL Hope Harb our Bo ulevard e Island Pimpama Priority infrastructure area Township Projection areas Township, Commercial precinct City Plan Low density residential, Calypso Bay Unzoned 1 2 3 precinct Disclaimer: Map Version 3.00 Cadastre boundary © City of Gold Coast, Queensland 2017 or 03 May 2017 Medium density residential, Calypso © State of Queensland 2017. No warranty Data Source: Bay precinct Local government area boundary 4 5 6 given in relation to the data (including accuracy, Priority infrastructure area - CoGC Projection areas - ABS reliability, completeness or suitability) and no liability Neighbourhood centre Waterway or waterbody Zone - CoGC accepted (including without limitation, liability in Waterways - CoGC Sport and recreation negligence) for any loss, damage or costs (including Cadastre (February 2016) - State 7 8 9 consequential damage) relating to any use of the Open space data. Data must not be used for direct marketing or be used in breach of the privacy laws. Conservation 10 11 12 13 Projection: Waterfront and marine industry MGA94 Zone 56 Community facilities 14 15 16 17 0 300 600 1,200 m Rural Special purpose Approx Scale @ A3 1:40,000 LGIP-PIA-3 Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map - Priority infrastructure area and projection areas - map 4 Ormeau LUSCOMBE Ormeau ORMEAU - Yatala HILLS d - Yatala a Ro au rme per O Up Shaws Pocket Road B e Sh a aw u s Pocke North d t Road e s e rt B e e n le ig h R o a d T h om so Logan City ns R o a d Council River River KINGSHOLME Albert Pimpama Upper Coomera - Willow Vale WILLOW VALE CEDAR CREEK Cedar Creek Creek Tambo rine Oxe nfo rd R oad Scenic Rim Cedar Wongawallan Regional Council WONGAWALLAN Creek Welches Road Tamborine Creek Won Road ga wallan Guanaba - aba lloRo Springbrook C ad Priority infrastructure area Cadastre boundary Projection areas Local government area boundary City Plan Open space Waterway or waterbody 1 2 3 Disclaimer: Map Version 3.00 Conservation © City of Gold Coast, Queensland 2017 or 03 May 2017 © State of Queensland 2017. No warranty Data Source: Community facilities 4 5 6 given in relation to the data (including accuracy, Priority infrastructure area - CoGC Projection areas - ABS reliability, completeness or suitability) and no liability Emerging community Zone - CoGC accepted (including without limitation, liability in Waterways - CoGC Extractive industry negligence) for any loss, damage or costs (including Cadastre (February 2016) - State 7 8 9 consequential damage) relating to any use of the Extractive industry, Extractive data. Data must not be used for direct marketing or industry indicative buffer be used in breach of the privacy laws. Projection: Rural 10 11 12 13 MGA94 Special purpose Zone 56 0 300 600 1,200 m Unzoned 14 15 16 17 Rural landscape and environment precinct Approx Scale @ A3 1:40,000 LGIP-PIA-4 Local Government Infrastructure Plan Map - Priority infrastructure area and projection areas - map 5 Ormeau - Jacobs Well
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