Brisbane City Council – New City Plan 2014 Craig Christie

Brisbane City Council – New City Plan 2014

Craig Christie

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What we will cover• Who is Craig Christie and ASI Planning?

• What is Town Planning?• The new Brisbane City Plan 2014

• Some Facts• Brisbane is fastest growing region in

Australia• 1.27million will live in BCC in 2031

• In 2031 Council estimates 40% more homes then 2006 with 90% of these

houses being infill development• ‘Build Up - Not Out’

•Brisbane City Plan 2014 came into force on the 30th June 2014•Brisbane City Plan 2000

Superseded Planning Scheme Applications for 12 months

• Preview of new Mapping and Planning Scheme - Online

General Comments1. Potential for smaller lots in certain areas2. No such thing as Notifiable Code Assessment3. Levels of Assessment are generally Code

Assessment with exceptions due to building height4. Far more complicated in checking level of

assessment5. Numerous Overlays that will create complexity and

confusion and reduce development potential of sites

General Comments1. Highly interactive which has many benefits2. Very (extremely) useful mapping tool 3. Lots of changes to Small Lot Code (generally

easier to renovate small lot houses)4. Lots of Changes to Multi Unit Dwelling Code

and far more complex generally resulting in lower yields

Lets Raise Money for Mothers Milk Bank

1 Day Property Development Program that will cover;

1. Get clarity of what’s stopping you achieve the results that you think you should be – think like a developer

2. Subdivision Master Class3. Multiple Dwelling Unit Master Class4. How to Use Council’s Planning Tools5. A real did that I did which made $180k in profit with land I

did not own and using none of my own money6. We will look for development sites!!7. Be amongst other property developers8. Raise money for a good cause – tax deductible

Lets Raise Money for Mothers Milk Bank

Saturday 11th October 20149am – 5pm

Donation to mothers milk bank – tax deductible

Venue: To be confirmed (Brisbane)

Thank You