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ISBN 978-0-9805449-1-6 2 South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009–2031 Contents Foreword ..................................................................................1 6 Strong communities .......................................................77 6.1 Social planning .......................................................78 Part A—Introduction ...............................................................4 6.2 Addressing disadvantage .......................................79 Purpose .............................................................................4 ,IEPXL]ERHWEJIGSQQYRMXMIW ...............................80 South East Queensland Regional Plan review .................4 6.4 Community engagement, capacity building South East Queensland region .........................................5 and identity ............................................................82 Effect .................................................................................5 6.5 Cultural heritage, arts and Planning period .................................................................7 cultural development..............................................83 Amending or replacing the regional plan .........................7 7 Engaging Aboriginal and Torres Strait The role of the SEQ Regional Plan ...................................7 Islander peoples............................................................. 84 Other SEQ regional planning documents .........................7 7.1 Traditional owner engagement ...............................85 Inter-regional coordination ................................................7 7.2 Community engagement .........................................87 Definitions .........................................................................8 7.3 Social and economic equity ...................................88 +VS[XLQEREKIQIRX .........................................................8 7.4 Cultural values ........................................................89 Structure ............................................................................9 8 Compact settlement ........................................................ 90 8.1 Compact development............................................ 91 Part B—Regional vision and strategic directions .................10 8.2 Containing growth ..................................................92 Regional vision ................................................................ 10 8.3 Urban character and design ...................................93 Strategic directions ..........................................................11 8.4 Urban greenspace ...................................................94 ,SYWMRKGLSMGIERHEJJSVHEFMPMX] ...........................95 Part C—Regional land use pattern .......................................13 8.6 Activity centres and transit corridors .....................96 Purpose ...........................................................................13 8.7 Centres that support business .............................100 Regional land use categories .......................................... 13 8.8 Mixed-use activity centres ....................................100 Sub-regional narratives ...................................................17 8.9 Integrated land use and transport planning ........101 8.10 Development Area delivery ..................................104 Part D—Regional policies ..................................................... 38 8.11 Rural residential development ..............................110 1 Sustainability and climate change ................................. 39 9 Employment location .....................................................111 1.1 Sustainability principles .........................................40 9.1 Balanced and diverse employment .......................112 1.2 Sustainability monitoring .......................................41 9.2 Innovation and technology ...................................115 1.3 Reducing greenhouse gas emissions .....................42 9.3 Enterprise opportunities ....................................... 122 1.4 Natural hazards and climate change adaptation ......44 10 Infrastructure .................................................................124 1.5 Responding to oil supply vulnerability ..................46 10.1 Supporting regional growth .................................125 2 Natural environment ....................................................... 47 10.2 Infrastructure planning, coordination 2.1 Biodiversity .............................................................48 and funding ..........................................................125 2.2 Koala conservation .................................................51 10.3 Managing demand ................................................ 126 2.3 Air and noise ..........................................................53 10.4 Protecting key sites and corridors .......................126 2.4 Managing the coast ................................................54 10.5 Energy ...................................................................127 3 Regional landscape ........................................................55 10.6 Information and communication ..........................128 3.1 Regional landscape values .....................................56 10.7 Waste ....................................................................129 3.2 Regional landscape areas ......................................57 10.8 Social infrastructure.............................................. 130 3.3 Regional landscape management ..........................60 11 Water management .......................................................131 3.4 Community greenspace network ............................62 11.1 Total water cycle management ............................. 132 3.5 Scenic amenity .......................................................64 11.2 Water supply planning .........................................133 0ERHWGETILIVMXEKI ................................................64 11.3 Efficient water use ................................................ 135 3.7 Outdoor recreation .................................................66 11.4 Waterway health ................................................... 136 4 Natural resources ...........................................................67 11.5 Drinking water catchment protection ................... 137 4.1 Natural resource management ...............................68 11.6 Overland flow and flood management ................138 0ERHI\XVEGXMZIVIWSYVGIWQMRIVEPW 11.7 Rural water ...........................................................138 forestry