1. Introduction
2. Priority Infrastructure Plan (PIP) – Brisbane City Plan 2014 structure
3. Policy comparison
4. Conclusion

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Part 1 - About the planning scheme
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Schedule 2 - Mapping
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Part 2 - State planning provisions
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Part 3 - Strategic framework
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Part 4 - Priority infrastructure plan
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Part 5 - Tables of assessment
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Part 6 - Zones
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Part 7 - Neighbourhood plans
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Part 8 - Overlays
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Part 9 - Development codes
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Part - 10 Other plans
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Schedule 1 - Definitions
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Schedule 3 - Priority infrastructure plan mapping and support material
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Schedule 4 - Notations required under
SPA 2009
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Schedule 5 - Land designated for community infrastructure
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Schedule 6 - Planning scheme policies
(PSP)
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Appendix 1 - Index and glossary of abbreviations and acronyms
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Appendix 2 - Table of amendments

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This is the 4 th PIP adopted by Brisbane City Council
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Coordinates land use and infrastructure planning
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Used to set conditions for trunk infrastructure or additional costs for non-conforming development
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Used in valuing and determining infrastructure offsets
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Used to monitor possible future infrastructure costs

Goals/principles of the PIP
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Transparency
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Certainty
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Consistency
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Foundations for better operational efficiency
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Cost effectiveness

Structure of the PIP (Part 4)
1. Planning assumptions:
 forecast and allocate growth
 forecast demand on infrastructure.
2. Priority infrastructure area (PIA)
3. Desired standards of service (DSS)
4. Plans for future trunk infrastructure (PFTI)

Structure of the PIP (Schedule 3)
1. Infrastructure corridor plans
2. Priority infrastructure plan maps
3. Schedule of works for future trunk infrastructure and schedule of future
State-controlled roads projects
4. Plans for trunk infrastructure
5. Predicted existing and future resident population
6. Predicted existing and future private residential dwelling supply
7. Predicted existing and future employment
8. Predicted existing and future non-residential floor space

Planning assumptions:
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5 year time periods 2011 –2031
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Predicted existing and future development by type, scale, location and timing
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Assumptions about development for residential* supply and non-residential** demand
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Converts existing and future growth into assumed demand on infrastructure
*Employment projection sources: DTMR Regional Plan Consistent Version 4 demographic dataset
**Population projection sources: OESR, ABS and Brisbane Urban Growth Model

Priority infrastructure area
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Urban area where most development is expected to 2031
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Urban area where
Brisbane City
Council intends to provide trunk infrastructure to support the existing and future growth

Plans for trunk infrastructure
1. Water supply network (QUU)
2. Sewerage network (QUU)
3. Stormwater network (Brisbane City Council)
4. Transport network (Brisbane City Council)
5. Community purposes network (Brisbane City Council)

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PIP is generally a translation from Brisbane City Plan 2000 to
Brisbane City Plan 2014 , with a few variations
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Brisbane City Plan 2014 PIP framework based on QPP version 3.0 & Statutory guideline 01/11 – Priority Infrastructure
Plans

New for Brisbane City Plan 2014
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Infrastructure corridor plans (local roads)
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Expanded schedule of works (to align with SPA 2009 )
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More standardisation in values
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More legible maps (includes updated infrastructure symbols)
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Road and active & public transport network PFTI maps
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Expanded PIA
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More detailed planning assumptions
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Service catchments

Schedule of works example – local roads

Plans for trunk infrastructure (PFTI) – local roads example

Brisbane City Plan 2014 mapping page (pdf maps)
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Search for 'Brisbane City Plan 2014 mapping' on Brisbane
City Council's website

Brisbane City Plan 2014 interactive mapping
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Search for 'Brisbane City Plan 2014 interactive mapping' on
Brisbane City Council's website

3D Visualisation of Existing and Future Networks

Extrinsic material
1. Water supply and sewerage networks extrinsic material
2. Stormwater network extrinsic material
3. Transport network extrinsic material
4. Community purposes extrinsic material
5. Planning assumptions extrinsic material
Note
• Extrinsic material is not a statutory part of the PIP
• Extrinsic material available for viewing or purchase at the Brisbane Square
Customer Service Counter, 266 George Street, Brisbane

For further information about the PIP, contact Council :
• phone : 07 3403 8888
• email : newcityplan@brisbane.qld.gov.au
• write to : Brisbane City Plan 2014 Priority Infrastructure Plan
Brisbane City Council
GPO Box 1434
Brisbane QLD 4001
For enquiries relating to water supply and sewerage trunk infrastructure networks :
• contact Queensland Urban Utilities on 13 26 57

• This is the 4 th PIP adopted by Brisbane City Council
• The PIP provides better operational efficiency through improved certainty and consistency
• Includes expanded schedule of works
• More legible maps