Moreton Bay
The Moreton Bay region is one of South East Queensland’s most diverse areas, from Samford and Arana Hills to Redcliffe, Bribie Island, Caboolture, Dayboro, Woodford and Mt Mee.
The region’s access to beaches and the bay, and its proximity to the Sunshine Coast attracts a broad demographic group.
The Moreton Bay Rail Link, opened in 2016 has made the region more accessible than ever and provide a host of new opportunities.
The Moreton Bay Branch of the UDIA Queensland is committed to ensuring members see the benefits that flow on from major infrastructure investment.
We have a strong track record of delivering.
Our years of working with Council to resolve issues and look for innovative policy solutions, means we are a trusted advisor to council officers on the issues facing the development industry.
Our events are focussed on providing information that builds knowledge for our members and the decision makers whose policies can impact of the livelihood of our members.
To ensure council is aware of, and responsive to our members’ issues, we continue to represent our members via high-level communications with Moreton Bay Regional Council and bi-monthly coordination meetings with Unitywater.
Branch Committee
News
August CEO’s Diary
August meetings of our CEO.
Work continuing on MBRC COVID-19 recovery
The Institute is continuing its engagement with the Moreton Bay Regional COVID-19 Economic Recovery Sub-Group of council and on the Regional Economic Development Strategy for the Moreton Bay Region.
Valuation problem progressing to a fix
The Institute has obtained the support of the Australian Property Institute (API) for valuations to better match the sale price of new property.
Main Roads review underway
The Department of Transport and Main Roads is undertaking a review of Section 62 Access approvals and Section 33 Road Works approvals under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994. These are applications for road works on a State-controlled road, including access…
State introduces mandatory “walkable” regulations
A Mandatory Planning (Walkable Neighbourhoods) Amendment Regulation 2020 will commence on September 28. This inserts a new schedule into the Planning Act regulations.
State Government Infrastructure Charges cap and SARA fee increases
Infrastructure Charges cap up 2.9% and State Agency Referral Assessment (SARA) fees and tribunal fees increased by 1.8%.Local Events
Council Chat with the Moreton Mayor & CEO
August 20, 2020
Moreton Bay
Join us for an exclusive opportunity to meet the new Moreton Bay Mayor, Peter Flannery, and recently appointed CEO, Greg Chemello.
Event detailsSpeakers
Mayor Peter Flannery
Greg Chemello