Logan City Planning Scheme

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Logan City is reaching an exciting time of life. How the City will look, feel and work is up for discussion and you have the opportunity to participate.

We ask you to take a look at Logan City Council's 'Statement of Proposals' and submit your comments by 23 October, 2009.

Logan City Council is required by the State Government to produce a Statement of Proposals which identifies matters related to Logan City's planning scheme, identifies ways to address these matters, and states how the planning scheme will reflect the South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009-2031.

The Logan City Planning Scheme coordinates and integrates infrastructure needs, land use and development, valuable features, and takes into account any State and regional dimensions.
For more information go to 'Library' to download the document, or view the Statement of Proposals in hard copy at the Council's administrative centres in Logan, Beenleigh and Jimboomba.

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More people, more houses

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By 2031 Logan City will need to accommodate an estimated 70,000 new dwellings. Council proposes to balance this demand by increasing the number of dwellings in existing housing areas (infill) and by providing new dwellings in new areas (greenfield). What are your thoughts? What would you like Council to consider?

by logan 11:40am, 14 Aug 2009 | 395 views | Ic_comment 3 comments

Housing blocks - how small is too small?

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Should Logan Council encourage smaller lot sizes of 200-300 m2 to accommodate more dwellings such as houses, townhouses and units? What are your thoughts?

by logan 11:39am, 14 Aug 2009 | 381 views | Ic_comment 3 comments

Should Council encourage a greater mix of housing?

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How can Council accommodate the housing needs of Logan City residents? Should Council be considering more duplexes, townhouses, or even second dwellings on the same block?

by logan 11:39am, 14 Aug 2009 | 239 views | Ic_comment 1 comment

How can competing land use needs be met?

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Logan City currently contains a mix of rural, natural environment, business, industrial and urban areas. What balance should Logan City Council consider in these areas?

by logan 11:38am, 14 Aug 2009 | 265 views | Ic_comment 1 comment