In an effort to revitalize suburban areas, Brisbane City Council is undertaking precinct plans and suburban renewal initiatives to create vibrant communities that offer enhanced living, working, and recreational opportunities. These plans focus on detailed strategies for smaller suburban regions that are currently underutilized or strategically positioned.
The suburban renewal precincts program aims to unlock potential for new homes and job opportunities by ensuring efficient planning processes and delivering outcomes tailored to local needs. This initiative involves engaging with communities and stakeholders to coordinate efforts and prioritize Council programs.
One such project is the Wynnum Centre Suburban Renewal Precinct Plan, which aims to embrace the bayside character of Wynnum, stimulate the local economy, increase housing options, and improve connectivity to public transport and the foreshore. Community feedback is sought to refine and finalize the precinct plan for adoption into the Brisbane City Plan 2014.
Similarly, the Mt Gravatt Centre Suburban Renewal Precinct and Alderley Centre Suburban Renewal Precinct projects are underway to maximize housing choices, improve local transport connections, and enhance the overall quality of life in these areas. These precinct plans involve technical investigations, community engagement, and government feedback to guide property development.
The Better Suburbs Initiative, spearheaded by the Better Suburbs Initiative Board, aims to identify renewal opportunities in suburban areas beyond the city’s core, ensuring infrastructure development, planning coordination, and successful project deliveries across Brisbane’s suburbs.
Neighbourhood plans, integral to Brisbane’s City Plan 2014, play a vital role in guiding local development by addressing infrastructure needs, setting assessment standards for new developments, enhancing open spaces, and fostering community engagement. These plans reflect residents’ input and contribute to economic growth and regional planning goals.
Residents and property owners are encouraged to engage with Council by providing feedback on proposed precinct plans through various channels, including online submissions and public consultations. These interactions play a crucial role in shaping the future development of suburban areas in Brisbane.
By actively involving communities, stakeholders, and local businesses in the planning process, Brisbane City Council aims to create sustainable, vibrant, and inclusive suburban communities that cater to diverse needs and contribute to the city’s overall economic growth and livability.
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