Taringa Draft Neighbourhood Plan
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Background
4
7
Summary of proposed amendments to Brisbane City Plan 2014 8
Part 2 State planning provisions 10
Part 3 Strategic framework
10
Part 4 Priority Infrastructure Plan
Part 5 Tables of assessment
Part 6 Zones
10
11
12
Part 7 Neighbourhood Plans
12
Part 8 Overlays 20
Part 9 Development codes
Part 10 Other plans
22
22
Schedule 1 Definitions 22
Schedule 2 Mapping
22
Schedule 3 Priority Infrastructure Plan mapping and support material
30
Schedule 4 Notations required under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 40
Schedule 5 Land designated for community infrastructure
Schedule 6 Planning scheme policies
40
Appendix 1 Index and glossary of abbreviations and acronyms
Appendix 2 Table of amendments
40
40
40
List of Tables
Table 1 – Proposed amendments to Part 1 About the planning scheme
10
Table 2 – Proposed amendments to Part 4 of the planning scheme .................................................. 10
Table 3 – Proposed amendments to Part 5 Tables of assessment .................................................... 11
Table 4 – Proposed amendments to Part 7 Neighbourhood plans ..................................................... 12
Table 5 – Proposed amendments to Part 8 Overlays ......................................................................... 20
Table 6 – Proposed amendments to Schedule 2 Mapping ................................................................. 22
Table 7 – Proposed amendments to Schedule 3 Priority Infrastructure Plan mapping and support
material ................................................................................................................................................ 30
Table 8 – Proposed amendments to Appendix 2 Table of amendments ............................................ 40
List of Maps
Map 1 – ZM-001 Zone Map (Proposed Zones)
23
Map 2 – ZM-001 Zone Map (Existing Zones) ...................................................................................... 24
Map 3 – NPM-020.4 Toowong-Indooroopilly district neighbourhood plan map .................................. 26
Map 4 – NPM-020.1 Taringa neighbourhood plan map ...................................................................... 27
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Map 5 – OM-019.1 Significant landscape tree overlay map ............................................................... 28
Map 6 – OM-019.2 Streetscape hierarchy overlay map ...................................................................... 29
Map 7 - Plans for Trunk Infrastructure – Map R211 ............................................................................ 36
Map 8 - Plans for Trunk Infrastructure – Map R191 ............................................................................ 37
Map 9 - Plans for Trunk Infrastructure – Map CP211 ......................................................................... 38
Map 10 - Plans for Trunk Infrastructure – Map CP191 ....................................................................... 39
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Glossary
Abbreviation
Term
LGIP
Local Government Infrastructure Plan
MCU
Material Change of Use
PFTI
Plans for Trunk Infrastructure
PIA
Priority Infrastructure Area
PIP
Priority Infrastructure Plan
PSP
Planning Scheme Policy
ROL
Reconfiguration of Lot
SoW
Schedule of Works
SPA
Sustainable Planning Act 2009
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Executive Summary
The draft Taringa neighbourhood plan and supporting amendments provides finer grained planning at
a local level, will guide future development and coordinate land use and infrastructure.
New development will reinforce Taringa Village as a district centre and support greater use of public
transport services.
Draft Taringa neighbourhood plan boundary
The draft Taringa neighbourhood plan boundary is outlined in Figure 1 below.
Figure 1: Draft Taringa neighbourhood plan boundary
Proposed focus precincts
Key areas for change are focused in the established mixed use centre of Taringa Village, in close
proximity to the Taringa Railway Station and high frequency bus services along Moggill Road and
Morrow Street.
The draft Taringa neighbourhood plan includes three focus precincts, as outlined in Figure 2 and
below:
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
Taringa core precinct:
o New development reinforces the established heart of Taringa through the provision of
the highest concentration and greatest mix of uses including shops, cafes,
restaurants, commercial, residential and community uses
o Maximum building heights up to eight storeys
Gateway precinct:
o High density mixed use development capitalises on the precinct’s location adjoining
the Taringa Railway Station and Taringa Village
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
o Maximum building heights up to 12 storeys
o New development contributes to streetscape upgrades
Harrys Road East precinct:
o Mixed use development with a high density residential focus and active ground storey
uses
o Maximum building heights up to 10 storeys, with a building height transition to the
adjoining residential as required in the Centre or mixed use code
o New development contributes to the public realm through the delivery of a plaza
Figure 2: Draft Taringa neighbourhood plan precincts
Key planning outcomes
New development in Taringa Village is intended to:
o
promote a vibrant, high quality public realm and streetscape with:
 active non-residential uses at the ground storey
 a mix of uses in the first three storeys, such as residential, employment,
retail, commercial and community uses
o
provide a human scale pedestrian experience at the street level, with a building
height transition approach as follows:
 where sites front the Moggill Road / Morrow Street corridor, a maximum three
storeys within 10 metres of the street boundary
 where sites are in the Harrys Road East precinct, a maximum three storeys
within five metres of the street boundary
o
deliver two landmark sites to enhance the character of the area and reinforce a
sense of arrival at the:
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o
o
o
corner of Swann and Moggill Roads (land dedication required)
corner of Morrow and Moggill Roads (no land dedication required)
preserve the opportunity for the future upgrade and widening of the Moggill
Road corridor, with new development to be set back from the future boundary
alignment
Proposed zoning changes
The following areas are proposed to be rezoned:
See Figure 3 below for areas of proposed zoning change (outlined in red).
Figure 3: Areas of proposed zoning change
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Background
Council proposes to introduce the Taringa neighbourhood plan to guide future development and
coordinate land use and infrastructure in Taringa.
Council commenced the neighbourhood planning process in the Taringa and St Lucia area in 2010,
which was put on hold in mid-2011 pending further investigations into flooding, transport and other
infrastructure. With investigations now complete the study area has been revised to remove St Lucia
and focus solely on Taringa.
Council has developed the draft Taringa Neighbourhood Plan Planning Scheme Amendment Package
(the amendment package) to amend the Brisbane City Plan 2014. The amendment package forms a
major amendment to the planning scheme and has been prepared in accordance with Statutory
Guideline 02/14.
The amendment package consists of a new neighbourhood plan code for Taringa, revised zones and
overlay mapping and subsequent consequential amendments. The amendment package provides a
blueprint to guide future development in Taringa and advances the following objectives:
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to provide certainty to the community and the development industry with respect to future
development that can occur in the area
to encourage higher density development in the established Taringa Village area to support
the area’s renewal and take advantage of the proximity to the Taringa Railway Station
to create vibrant, high quality, and pedestrian-scale streetscapes close to the Taringa Railway
Station
to encourage sustainable transport choices through improving pedestrian and cyclist
connections to the Taringa Railway Station
to preserve the opportunity for future upgrade and widening of the Moggill Road corridor
Community feedback from the earlier Taringa-St Lucia neighbourhood planning process that began in
2010 has been used in the preparation of the amendment package. The community was updated on
the Taringa neighbourhood planning process via a newsletter mail-out on 31 March 2014. Internal
Council stakeholders and Queensland Government agencies have been involved in preparing the
proposed amendment.
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Summary of proposed amendments to Brisbane City Plan 2014
The draft Taringa neighbourhood plan amendment package consists of changes to the following parts
of Brisbane City Plan 2014:
•
Part 1 About the planning scheme
o
Table 1.2.2
•
Part 4 Priority Infrastructure Plan
•
Part 5 Levels of assessment
•
Part 7 Neighbourhood plans
•
o
Taringa neighbourhood plan code
o
Toowong-Indooroopilly district neighbourhood plan code
Part 8 Overlays
o
•
•
Significant landscape tree overlay code
Schedule 2 Mapping
o
ZM-001 Zoning map
o
NPM-020.4 Toowong-Indooroopilly district neighbourhood plan
o
NPM-020.1 Taringa neighbourhood plan
o
OM-019.1 Significant landscape tree overlay
o
OM-019.2 Streetscape hierarchy overlay
Schedule 3 Priority Infrastructure Plan mapping and support material
o
o
Table SC3.1.1.1 Road infrastructure corridors
Schedule of works (SoW) for future trunk infrastructure

o
•
Transport network (local road network) SoW (R1)
 Community purposes network (public parks network) SoW (CP1)
Plans for trunk infrastructure (PFTI) maps

Transport network (local road network) PFTI maps (R211 and R191)

Community purposes network (public parks and land for community facilities
networks) PFTI maps (CP211 and CP191)
Other consequential amendments:
o
Minor consequential changes to numbering of provisions, cross-references, table
headings and numbering
The current Brisbane City Plan 2014 can be viewed on Council’s website at www.brisbane.qld.gov.au.
The amendment package does not propose changes to the following parts of the planning scheme:
•
Part 2 State planning policies
•
Part 3 Strategic framework
•
Part 6 Zone codes
•
Part 9 Development codes
•
Part 10 Other plans
•
Schedule 1 Definitions
•
Schedule 4 Notations
•
Schedule 5 Land designated for community infrastructure
•
Schedule 6 Planning scheme policies
•
Appendix 1 Index and glossary of abbreviations and acronyms
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Note: The Priority Infrastructure Plan (PIP) is considered to be a Local Government Infrastructure Plan
(LGIP) under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 (SPA).
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Part 1 About the planning scheme
Amendments to this part of the planning scheme are consequential amendments to reflect the
inclusion of new precincts in the Taringa neighbourhood plan and removal of the Taringa suburban
centre precinct from the Toowong-Indooroopilly district neighbourhood plan.
Table 1 - Proposed amendments to Part 1 About the planning scheme
Planning scheme reference
Proposed amendment
Table 1.2.2—Neighbourhood
precincts and sub-precincts
plans
Table 1.2.2—Neighbourhood
precincts and sub-precincts
plans
Insert a row for the Taringa
neighbourhood plan with the following
precincts:
 NPP-001: Taringa core
 NPP-002: Taringa gateway
 NPP-003: Harrys Road East
Amend the list of precincts in the
Toowong-Indooroopilly district
neighbourhood plan area to remove
NPP-005: Taringa suburban centre
Type of change
Text
Text
Part 2 State planning provisions
No amendments are required to this part of the planning scheme.
Part 3 Strategic framework
No amendments are required to this part of the planning scheme.
Part 4 Priority Infrastructure Plan
Amendments required to this section of the planning scheme are supporting amendments due to the
inclusion of the new Taringa neighbourhood plan area. Further detail (including maps and the
schedule of works) can be found in Schedule 3 of this document.
Table 2 - Proposed amendments to Part 4 of the planning scheme
Planning scheme reference
Proposed Amendment
Type of Change
Table 4.6.2.1—Schedule of works for
future trunk infrastructure (Tables R1
and CP1)
Update the Table R1 and Table CP1
hyperlinks to reflect new, modified and
new trunk infrastructure associated
with the Taringa neighbourhood plan
Hyperlink
Table
4.6.3.1—Plans
for
trunk
infrastructure networks (PFTI maps)
Replace maps with the following
amended maps:
Mapping

R191, R211

CP191, CP211
Amendments reflect the increased
future residential and non-residential
growth for the Taringa neighbourhood
plan
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Part 5 Tables of assessment
Inserting levels of assessment relevant to development in the Taringa neighbourhood plan area
between the South Brisbane riverside neighbourhood plan and the Toombul-Nundah neighbourhood
plan.
Table 3 - Proposed amendments to Part 5 Tables of assessment
Planning scheme reference
Proposed amendment
Type of change
Table 5.9.1—Neighbourhood plan level
of assessment changes
Insert a row for the Taringa
neighbourhood plan as follows:
Text
Insert new Tables 5.9.74.A, B, C and D

MCU: No change

ROL: No change

Building work: No change

Operational work: No change
Insert Tables 5.9.74.A, B, C and D
Taringa Tables of Assessment as
detailed below
Text
Table 5.9.74.A—Taringa neighbourhood plan: material change of use
Use
Level of assessment
Assessment criteria
MCU,
if
assessable
development
No change
Taringa neighbourhood plan code
Table 5.9.74.B—Taringa neighbourhood plan: reconfiguring a lot
Development
Level of assessment
Assessment criteria
ROL,
if
assessable
development
No change
Taringa neighbourhood plan code
Table 5.9.74.C—Taringa Neighbourhood Plan: building work
Development
Level of assessment
Assessment criteria
Building
work,
if
assessable development
No change
Taringa neighbourhood plan code
Table 5.9.74.D—Taringa Neighbourhood Plan: operational work
Development
Level of assessment
Assessment criteria
Operational
work,
if
assessable development
No change
Taringa neighbourhood plan code
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Part 6 Zones
No amendments are required to this section of the scheme. Refer to Schedule 2 for zone mapping
changes.
Part 7 Neighbourhood plans
Amendments are required to the Toowong-Indooroopilly district neighbourhood plan code to remove
reference to Taringa.
Amendments are required to include the Taringa neighbourhood plan code which identifies precincts,
details design provisions and lists maximum building heights specific to Taringa.
Table 4 - Proposed amendments to Part 7 Neighbourhood plans
Planning scheme reference
Proposed amendment
Type of change
Table 7.1.1 – Neighbourhood plan
codes
Insert row 7.2.20.1 for the Taringa
neighbourhood plan code and map
NPM-0020.1
Text
7.2.20.4 – Toowong-Indooroopilly
district neighbourhood plan code
Remove reference to the Taringa
suburban centre precinct and related
code requirements
Text and figure
Minor changes to numbering and
cross-referencing will need to be made
accordingly
Remove the Taringa neighbourhood
plan area from Figure a – Ridgelines –
Toowong-Indooroopilly district
neighbourhood plan
Insert new 7.2.20.1 – Taringa
neighbourhood plan code
Insert the Taringa neighbourhood plan
code and supporting Figures a and b
Text and figure
Insert as follows:
7.2.20.1 Taringa neighbourhood plan code
7.2.20.1.1 Application
(1)
This code applies to assessing a material change of use, reconfiguring a lot, operational work or
building work in the Taringa neighbourhood plan area if:
(a) assessable development where this code is an applicable code identified in the assessment
criteria column of a table of assessment for neighbourhood plan (section 5.9); or
(b) impact assessable development.
(2)
Land in the Taringa neighbourhood plan area is identified on the NPM-0020.1 Taringa
neighbourhood plan map and includes the following precincts:
(a) Taringa core precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-001);
(b) Taringa gateway precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-002);
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(c) Harrys Road east precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-003).
(3)
When using this code, reference should be made to section 1.5, section 5.3.2 and section 5.3.3.
Note—This neighbourhood plan includes a table of assessment. Refer to Table 5.9.74.A, Table 5.9.74.B, Table 5.9.74.C and
Table 5.9.74.D.
7.2.20.1.2 Purpose
(1)
The purpose of the Taringa neighbourhood plan code is to provide finer grain planning at a local
level for the Taringa neighbourhood plan area.
(2)
The purpose of the Taringa neighbourhood plan code will be achieved through overall outcomes
including overall outcomes for each precinct of the neighbourhood plan area.
(3)
The overall outcomes for the neighbourhood plan area are:
(a) Development is of a height, scale and form consistent with the intent for the relevant
precinct or zone.
(b) Development supports a high level of accessibility and amenity for pedestrians and cyclists
through an enhanced public realm including footpath widening, street tree planting,
landscaping and improved walking, cycling and public transport connections, particularly to
Taringa Railway Station.
(c) Development is concentrated in the mixed use centre of Taringa Village, in close proximity
to Taringa Railway Station and high frequency bus services along Moggill Road and Morrow
Street, to reinforce Taringa Village as a district centre and support greater use of public
transport services.
(d) Development within Taringa Village promotes a vibrant, high quality public realm and
streetscape with active non-residential uses at the ground storey that support an active
streetscape, including pedestrian routes that directly connect to the Taringa Railway Station.
(e) The form and scale of development in Taringa Village is subservient to the nearby major
centres of Toowong and Indooroopilly and provides a human scale pedestrian experience at
the street level.
(4)
Taringa core precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-001) overall outcomes are:
(a) Development reinforces the precinct’s role as the recognisable social and retail heart of
Taringa through the provision of the highest concentration and greatest mix of uses
including shops, cafes, restaurants, commercial, residential and community uses.
(5)
Taringa gateway precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-002) overall outcomes are:
(a) High density mixed use development capitalises on the precinct’s location adjoining the
Taringa Railway Station and the Taringa Village centre.
(b) Development ensures a high level of amenity, safety and accessibility for pedestrians and
cyclists through deep tree planting along the boundary to the Taringa Railway Station,
orienting balconies to increase surveillance of the station and improvements to the
streetscape.
(6)
Harrys Road east precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-003) overall outcomes are:
(a) Mixed use development is provided that focuses on the delivery of high density residential
development with active ground storey uses.
(b) Built form is sensitive to topography and proximity to the adjoining residential area, through
application of the building height transition requirements of the Centre or mixed use code
and presentation of a human scale to Moggill Road.
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(c) Development contributes to the public realm through the provision of a plaza activated by
cafes, restaurants and shops at the ground storey.
7.2.20.1.3 Assessment criteria
Table 7.2.20.1.3.A – Criteria for assessable development
Performance outcomes
Acceptable outcomes
PO1
AO1
Development does not prejudice the future
alignment of the Moggill Road infrastructure
corridor and preserves the opportunity for future
upgrades and widening.
Development provides a setback from the future
boundary alignment of the Moggill Road
infrastructure corridor in Figure a, in accordance
with the relevant development code.
Where in the Corridor zone precinct of the District centre zone
PO2
AO2
Development is of a height, scale and form that
achieves the intended outcome for the applicable
precinct, improves the amenity of the
neighbourhood plan area, contributes to a
cohesive streetscape and built form character
and is:
Development complies with the minimum site
area and maximum number of storeys in Table
7.2.20.1.3.B.
(a) consistent with the anticipated density and
assumed infrastructure demand;
(b) commensurate with the utility of the site area
and frontage width;
(c) designed to avoid significant and undue
adverse amenity impact on the streetscape
and neighbouring development;
(d) sited to enable existing and future buildings
to be well separated from each other and to
avoid affecting the development of an
adjoining site.
PO3
AO3.1
Development has:
Development ensures the ground storey of a
building is built to the side boundaries for a
minimum distance of 10m from the front property
boundary.
(a) a continuous built form to the street;
(b) a strong visual and physical connection
between internal and external spaces;
(c) useable outdoor or semi-outdoor spaces that
support outdoor lifestyles and engage with
the public realm and provide a transition
between public and private spaces.
Note – Except in a locations subject to requirements for
provision of an overland flow path or public realm.
AO3.2
Development includes balconies, living areas,
entries and windows that overlook the public
realm.
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Performance outcomes
Acceptable outcomes
PO4
AO4.1
Development fronting the Moggill Road/Morrow
Street corridor identified in Figure b:
Development fronting the Moggill Road/Morrow
Street corridor identified in Figure b has a
maximum building height of 3 storeys within 10m
of any lot boundary fronting a street.
a)
includes a building transition that steps
back from the street boundary to provide a
lower scale interface with the street and
pedestrian spaces;
b)
provides a concentration and variety of
active uses that contribute to the creation
of a vibrant mixed use environment and
safe streetscape;
c)
creates an interactive edge to the street.
AO4.2
Development of the first 3 storeys fronting the
Moggill Road/Morrow Street corridor identified in
Figure b:
(a)
contains active uses on the ground storey;
(b)
includes a mix of residential, employment,
retail, commercial and community uses;
(c) provides a facade that includes;
(i)
a high level of articulation;
(ii)
modulation of form;
(iii) variation of materials.
AO4.3
Development of a foyer fronting the Moggill
Road/Morrow Street corridor identified in Figure b
occupies a maximum of 25% of the site frontage,
is open to the public realm and contains activities
and spaces that attract people such as seating
areas, cafes, shopfront galleries and display
spaces.
PO5
AO5
Development on a landmark site identified in
Figure b enhances the character of the precinct
and reinforces the sense of arrival to Taringa
Village.
Development provides a landmark site, where
shown in Figure b, at:
(a) the corner of
Road;
Beatrice Street and Moggill
(b) the corner of Swann and Moggill Roads, with
a corner land dedication.
Note – Development on landmark sites is designed in
accordance with the landmark site requirements of the Centre
or mixed use code.
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Performance outcomes
Acceptable outcomes
PO6
AO6
Development on the ground storey fronting the
Moggill Road/Walker Street corridor identified in
Figure b, may include active and/or non-active
uses.
No acceptable outcome is prescribed.
If in the Taringa gateway precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-002)
PO7
AO7
Development improves pedestrian safety and
visual amenity for users of the Taringa Railway
Station including platforms, entry points and
pedestrian routes.
Development:
(a) provides direct public access through the site
to the Taringa Railway Station;
(b) provides views from balconies, living and
working areas to the public realm and to the
passenger waiting areas of the Taringa
Railway Station (including platforms, entry
points and pedestrian routes);
(c) screens parking, servicing, infrastructure and
utility areas from view of the passenger
waiting areas of the Taringa Railway Station.
Note—Fencing and landscaping is to be designed in
accordance with the Crime prevention through environmental
design planning scheme policy.
PO8
AO8
Development provides a high level of visual
amenity for residents of development adjacent to
the Taringa Railway Station.
Development provides a 6m wide deep planted
area within the building setback directly adjoining
the rail corridor including large trees spaced to
enable passive surveillance.
Note—Fencing and landscaping is to be designed in
accordance with the Crime prevention through environmental
design planning scheme policy.
If in the Harrys Road east precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-003)
PO9
AO9
Development fronting Moggill Road includes a
building transition that steps back from the future
boundary alignment to provide a lower scale
interface between the public realm and built form.
Development fronting Moggill Road has a
maximum building height of 3 storeys within 5m
of the future boundary alignment shown in Figure
a.
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Performance outcomes
Acceptable outcomes
PO10
AO10
Development contributes to the public realm
through the provision of a convenient and
comfortable gathering place for local residents in
the form of a plaza located in accordance with
Figure b.
The plaza is located as identified in Figure b, and
includes:
a) safe (e.g. fenced to the road) pedestrian
and cyclist access that is located to
facilitate a direct connection with any
future pedestrian and cyclist crossing
points across Moggill Road;
b) landscaping sited to provide a visual
buffer
to
Moggill
Road
without
compromising Crime prevention through
environmental design principles.
Note – Development incorporates a plaza that is designed in
accordance with the requirements of the Centre or mixed use
code.
Table 7.2.20.1.3.B – Maximum building height
Development
Building height in
storeys
If in the Taringa core precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-001)
Development of a site less than 800m²
3
Development of a site 800m² or greater but less than 1,200m²
5
Development of a site 1,200m² or greater
8
If in the Taringa gateway precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-002)
Development of a site less than 800m²
3
Development of a site 800m² or greater but less than 1,200m²
5
Development of a site 1,200m² or greater but less than 2,500m²
8
Development of a site 2,500m² or greater
12
If in the Harrys Road east precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-003)
Development of a site less than 800m²
3
Development of a site 800m² or greater but less than 1,200m²
5
Development of a site 1,200m² or greater but less than 2,500m²
8
Development of a site 2,500m² or greater
10
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Part 8 Overlays
Amend the Significant landscape trees overlay code Table 8.2.19.3.C to include new listings in the
individual or group significant landscape tree site sub-category. No other overlay code amendments
are proposed. Refer to Schedule 2 for overlay mapping changes.
Table 5 - Proposed amendments to Part 8 Overlays
Planning scheme reference
Proposed amendment
Type of change
Table 8.2.19.3.C
Significant landscape tree overlay,
insert the rows as per below in Table
8.2.19.3.C.
Text
Address
Real property
description (lot and
plan)
Ficus rubiginosa Rock Fig
43 Adsett Street (Fig in back garden)
L179 RP23418
2 x Eucalyptus microcorys Tallow
Wood
50 Adsett Street (Rear of property)
L2 RP42340
Araucaria cunninghamii Hoop Pine
25 Alexandra
property)
Delonix regia Poinciana
78 Beatrice Street (Corner of Beatrice
and Norman Street)
L62 SP119884
Delonix regia Poinciana
25
Ellerslie
boundary)
L4 RP60851
Delonix regia Poinciana
20 Harrys Road (Front of lot)
L3 RP54441
Albizia sp.
89 Indooroopilly Road (Front corner of
property)
L0,1,2,3 SP128232
Eucalyptus tereticornis Forest Red
Gum
144 Indooroopilly Road (On Alexandra
Avenue frontage)
L1 RP229882
Albizia lebbeck Siris Tree
3 Kings Road (Fronting Cunningham
Street)
L1 RP23451
Delonix regia Poinciana
8 Kings
boundary)
L120 RP23418
Ficus rubiginosa Rock Fig
34 Marmion Parade (Rear of lot)
L70 RP23660
Araucaria cunninghamii Hoop Pine
151 Moggill Road (Rear garden)
L14 RP23643
Agathis robusta Kauri
52 Seven Oaks Street (Kauri centre of
lot adjacent to car park, Poinciana
middle of front boundary)
L1 RP218414
2 x Araucaria cunninghamii Hoop Pine
49 Stanley Terrace (Rear of site)
L1 – 11 BUP6220
Araucaria cunninghamii Hoop Pine
4 Sundridge Street (On Westerham
Street frontage)
L146 RP42097
Eucalyptus grandis Flooded Gum
28 Sundridge
property)
L1 – 17 BUP7330
Table 8.2.19.3.C
Species
Taringa
Avenue
Crescent
Road
(Front
(Rear
of
(Northern
western
L40,41 RP23287
Delonix regia Poinciana
Street
(Front
of
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Eucalyptus tereticornis Forest Red
Gum
16 Swann Road
boundary)
(North eastern
L2 RP44888
Delonix regia Poinciana
86A Swann Road (To the rear of 58
Princess Street)
L2 RP47630
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Part 9 Development codes
No amendments are required to this section of the planning scheme.
Part 10 Other plans
No amendments are required to this section of the planning scheme.
Schedule 1 Definitions
No amendments are required to this section of the planning scheme.
Schedule 2 Mapping
Amend the Zone, Neighbourhood Plan and Overlay maps to include the Taringa neighbourhood plan
and consequential amendments. Amend the Toowong – Indooroopilly neighbourhood plan map to
remove the Taringa area.
Table 6 - Proposed amendments to Schedule 2 Mapping
Planning scheme reference
Proposed amendment
Type of change
Zone Maps – ZM-001
Amend ZM-001 zone maps in the
Taringa neighbourhood plan area as
per Map 1 - ZM-001 Zone Map
(Proposed Zones)
Map
Table SC2.3.1– Neighbourhood plan
maps
Insert a row for NPM-020.1 Taringa
neighbourhood plan map
Text
NPM-020.4
Toowong-Indooroopilly
district neighbourhood plan map
Amend the map NPM-020.4 ToowongIndooroopilly district neighbourhood
plan map as per Map 3 – NPM-020.4
Toowong-Indooroopilly
district
neighbourhood plan map
Map
Insert
new
NPM-020.1
neighbourhood plan map
Taringa
Include Map 4 – NPM-020.1 Taringa
neighbourhood plan map
Map
OM-019.1 Significant landscape tree
overlay map
Amend the map OM-019.1 Significant
landscape tree overlay map as per
Map 5 – OM-019.1 Significant
landscape tree overlay map
Map
OM-019.2
Streetscape
overlay map
Amend the map OM-019.2 Streetscape
hierarchy overlay map as per Map 6 –
OM-019.2
Streetscape
hierarchy
overlay map
Map
hierarchy
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Map 1 – ZM-001 Zone Map (Proposed Zones)
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Map 2 – ZM-001 Zone Map (Existing Zones)
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Map 3 – NPM-020.4 Toowong-Indooroopilly district neighbourhood plan map
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Map 4 – NPM-020.5 Taringa neighbourhood plan map
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Map 5 – OM-019.1 Significant landscape tree overlay map
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Map 6 – OM-019.2 Streetscape hierarchy overlay map
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Schedule 3 Priority Infrastructure Plan mapping and support
material
Amendments required to this section of the planning scheme are primarily ‘supporting amendments’ to
Part 4 Priority Infrastructure Plan.
Table 7 - Proposed amendments to Schedule 3 Priority Infrastructure Plan
mapping and support material
Planning scheme reference
Proposed amendment
Type of change
Table SC3.1.1.1—Road
infrastructure corridors
Modify road infrastructure corridors to
reflect revised requirements under the
Taringa neighbourhood plan
Text
Refer to Road infrastructure corridors table
below
SC3.4: Plans for trunk
infrastructure
Replace maps with the following amended
maps:

R191, R211

CP191, CP211
Mapping
Amendments reflect the increased future
residential and non-residential growth for
the Taringa neighbourhood plan
Refer to maps 7 to 10 below
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Road infrastructure corridors
Only an extract of Table SC3.1.1.1, noting modifications relating to the Taringa neighbourhood plan, has been provided.
Table SC3.1.1.1—Road infrastructure corridors
Road name
Project description
Suburb/s
Project type
Road hierarchy (see
Infrastructure Design Planning
Scheme Policy)
Planning stage
Moggill Road
High Street
Street
Taringa, Toowong
Road upgrade
Arterial road
Medium
term
strategic planning
Moggill Road
Indooroopilly Roundabout
to Swann Road
Indooroopilly,
Taringa
Corridor
preservation
Arterial road
Long term strategic
planning
Moggill Road
Swann Road to Morrow
Street
Taringa
Corridor
preservation
Arterial road
Long term strategic
planning
Moorak
Street
Stanley Terrace to Walker
Street
Taringa
Corridor
preservation
District road
Long term strategic
planning
Moorak
Street
Walker Street to Moggill
Road
Taringa
Road upgrade
District road
Medium
term
strategic planning
Walker
Street
Moggill Road to Moggill
Road
Taringa
Road upgrade
Arterial road
Medium
term
strategic planning
to
Walker
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Schedule of works for future trunk infrastructure
Table R1—Local road network schedule of works for future trunk infrastructure
New trunk infrastructure items
Estimated
year
of
completion (2)
Service
catchment
Value of the
trunk
infrastructure
(NPV) ($) (3)
Preparation
cost (4) plus
administration
cost (5) (NPV)
($)
-
Map
reference
Suburb
TAR-RC-001
R211
Taringa
Moggill Road (Beatrice Street to
Whitemore Street)
Road Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
2,198,083
TAR-RC-002
R211
Taringa
Walker Street (Swann Road to
Moorak Street)
Road Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
1,068,060
TAR-RC-003
R211
Taringa
Walker Street (Moorak Street to
Moggill Road)
Road Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
915,448
TAR-RC-004
R211
Taringa
Moggill Road (Walker Street to
Morrow Street)
Road Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11, 8
1,126,234
TAR-RC-005
R211
Taringa
Moorak Street (Moggill Road to
Walker Street)
Road Upgrade
2026 - 2031
8
265,485
TAR-RC-006
R211
Taringa
Walker Street (Morrow Street to
Beatrice Street)
Road Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
417,669
TAR-RI-001
R211
Taringa
Moggill
Road/Swann
Intersection
Intersection
Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
765,860
TAR-RI-002
R211
Taringa
Moggill
Street/Beatrice
Intersection
Intersection
Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
897,249
TAR-RI-003
R211
Taringa
Moggill Road/Whitemore Street
Intersection
Intersection
Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
583,787
TAR-RI-004
R211
Taringa
Walker Street/Moorak
Intersection
Street
Intersection
Upgrade
2026 - 2031
8
583,787
TAR-RI-005
R211
Taringa
Moggill Road/Morrow
Intersection
Street
Intersection
Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
897,249
PIP ID (1)
Project description
Project type
Road
Road/Morrow
Street
-
Establishment
cost (NPV) ($)
(6)
2,198,083
1,068,060
915,448
1,126,234
265,485
417,669
765,860
897,249
-
583,787
583,787
897,249
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Map
reference
Suburb
TOO-RC-001
R211
Toowong
Moggill Road (Whitemore Street
to Jephson Street)
TOO-RI-002
R211
Toowong
Moggill Road/Jephson
Intersection
PIP ID (1)
Project description
Estimated
year
of
completion (2)
Service
catchment
Value of the
trunk
infrastructure
(NPV) ($) (3)
Road Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
2,055,018
Intersection
Upgrade
2026 - 2031
11
765,860
Project type
Street
Preparation
cost (4) plus
administration
cost (5) (NPV)
($)
-
Establishment
cost (NPV) ($)
(6)
2,055,018
765,860
Note—
(1) Refer to the PIP ID when identifying the infrastructure projects on the plans for trunk infrastructure maps.
(2) The estimated year of completion is an estimate of the earliest need for the project.
(3) The value of the trunk infrastructure is the net present value (NPV) of each trunk infrastructure item, at the base date (30 June 2011).
(4) The preparation cost is the cost of preparing an infrastructure charges schedule, including the desired standards of service and plans for trunk
infrastructure used to calculate the charges stated in the infrastructure charges schedule.
(5) The administration cost is the ongoing administration costs for the infrastructure charges schedule for the trunk infrastructure network.
(6) Establishment cost is the total of the value of the trunk infrastructure, the preparation cost and the administration cost in net present value (NPV) terms at
the base date (30 June 2011).
(-) A dash denotes that the field is not applicable.
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Table CP1—Community purposes (public parks) network schedule of works
New trunk infrastructure items
PIP
ID (1)
TARA2(a)001
TARA1001
TARU6001
TARU5001
Map
reference
CP211
CP211
CP211
CP211
Suburb
Project description
Project type
Estimated
year
of
completion (2)
Service
catchment
Area of land
(hectares)
Value of the
trunk
infrastructure
(NPV) ($) (3)
Preparation cost
(4)
plus
administration
cost (5) (NPV) ($)
Establishment
cost (NPV) ($) (6)
Taringa
Acquire and embellish
land
to
provide
URBAN
COMMON
infrastructure.
Land Acquisition and
Embellishment
2026-2031
Urban West
0.10
296,940
-
296,940
Taringa
Acquire and embellish
land
to
provide
LOCAL
INFORMAL
USE infrastructure.
Land Acquisition and
Embellishment
2016-2021
Urban West
0.07
605,174
-
605,174
Taringa
Upgrade existing park
infrastructure to value
of $100-200k, without
changing
current
hierarchy.
Embellishment
Upgrade
-
2016-2021
Urban West
1.00
186,262
-
186,262
Taringa
Upgrade existing park
infrastructure to value
of $30-100k, without
changing
current
hierarchy.
Embellishment
Upgrade
-
2021-2026
Urban West
0.70
70,804
-
70,804
Note—
(1) Refer to the PIP ID when identifying the infrastructure projects on the plans for trunk infrastructure maps.
(2) The estimated year of completion is an estimate of the earliest need for the project.
(3) The value of the trunk infrastructure is the net present value (NPV) of each trunk infrastructure item, at the base date (30 June 2011).
(4) The preparation cost is the cost of preparing an infrastructure charges schedule, including the desired standards of service and plans for trunk
infrastructure used to calculate the charges stated in the infrastructure charges schedule.
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(5) The administration cost is the ongoing administration costs for the infrastructure charges schedule for the trunk infrastructure network.
(6) Establishment cost is the total of the value of the trunk infrastructure, the preparation cost and the administration cost in net present value (NPV) terms at
the base date (30 June 2011).
(-) A dash denotes that the field is not applicable.
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Plans for Trunk Infrastructure maps
Map 7 - Plans for Trunk Infrastructure – Map R211
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Map 8 - Plans for Trunk Infrastructure – Map R191
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Map 9 - Plans for Trunk Infrastructure – Map CP211
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Map 10 - Plans for Trunk Infrastructure – Map CP191
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Schedule 4 Notations required under the Sustainable Planning Act
2009
No amendments are required for this section of the planning scheme.
Schedule 5 Land designated for community infrastructure
No amendments are required for this section of the planning scheme.
Schedule 6 Planning scheme policies
No amendments are required for this section of the planning scheme.
Appendix 1 Index and glossary of abbreviations and acronyms
No amendments are required for this section of the planning scheme.
Appendix 2 Table of amendments
Amendments required to this section of the planning scheme are ‘consequential’ amendments to
acknowledge the amendment process to adopt the Taringa neighbourhood plan.
Table 8 - Proposed amendments to Appendix 2 Table of amendments
Planning scheme reference
Proposed amendment
Type of change
Table AP2.1—Table of amendments
Insert date of adoption and effective
date,
planning
scheme
version
number,
amendment
type
and
summary of amendments as a result of
the Taringa neighbourhood plan
Text
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