Description: State Development Areas are specialist planning areas created under the Section 77 of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971.Their creation promotes economic development and addresses areas of market failure in the development of industrial land and multi-user infrastructure corridors in Queensland by: - providing guidance and development certainty to industry - controlling development in a way that is considerate of existing industry and surrounding development - protecting environmental values in the region - ensuring an effective development assessment process. The department is responsible for the planning, establishment and ongoing management of state development areas throughout Queensland. These represent a significant investment by the government in the long term planning and development of strategic land assets in Queensland.
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Copyright Text: Department of State Development and Infrastructure 2024
Name: Abbot Point state development area precincts
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Description: Declared in 2008, the 16,885-hectare Abbot Point State Development Area (SDA) is located approximately 20 kilometres north-west of Bowen, in North Queensland.It was established to facilitate large-scale industrial and port-related development of regional, state and national significance.Managed by the Coordinator-General, the Abbot Point SDA supports enterprise and job creation in a way that considers environmental, cultural, and social issues as well as existing industry and surrounding infrastructure within the region.
Service Item Id: 7585cbccbe094638a626e6800987497e
Copyright Text: Department of State Development, November 2014
Description: The Bromelton State Development Area (SDA) promotes economic development by providing for the growing demand for greenfield land in South East Queensland which is suitable for medium to large scale industrial activities of regional, State and national significance.With access to the standard gauge rail network along the Sydney - Brisbane rail corridor, the SDA is an ideal location for industries, such as freight and logistics operations, to access intrastate and interstate markets.Declared in 2008 and totalling about 15,610 hectares, the Bromelton SDA is located within the Scenic Rim Regional Council area, approximately 6 kilometres (km) west of the Beaudesert township and 75 km south of Brisbane.
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Copyright Text: Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, January 2018
Description: The Bundaberg State Development Area (SDA) was established in response to a growing demand for land for port-related and industrial activities around the Port of Bundaberg. The Bundaberg SDA could help facilitate economic growth and employment opportunities in the Bundaberg and Wide Bay Burnett regions.
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Copyright Text: Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, January 2018
Name: Cairns South state development area precincts
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Description: The Cairns South State Development Area (SDA) was established to provide land for regionally significant industrial development. The SDA will facilitate economic growth and diversification of the Cairns economy as well as job creation to support the long-term needs of the Cairns region.Declared in November 2018 and varied in February 2020, the 1159 hectare Cairns South SDA is located over two non-contiguous areas. The northern part is located east of the Bruce Highway between Edmonton and Gordonvale at Wrights Creek and the southern part is located adjacent to the Mulgrave Mill in Gordonvale.The SDA's strategic location will enable the development of industries that require large blocks of land, extended operating hours and separation from sensitive land uses. Being adjacent to the Bruce Highway and North Coast rail line, the SDA offers a key opportunity to support anticipated trends and growths in the rail freight sector, including increased volumes of freight and longer trains.A significant portion of land within the SDA is anticipated to remain for the ongoing cultivation of sugar cane and supply to the Mulgrave Mill, act as a buffer for industry, or be retained for environmental management purposes.
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Copyright Text: Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, March 2020
Name: Callide infrastructure corridor state development area boundary
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Description: State Development Areas are specialist planning areas created under the Section 77 of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971.Their creation promotes economic development and addresses areas of market failure in the development of industrial land and multi-user infrastructure corridors in Queensland by: - providing guidance and development certainty to industry - controlling development in a way that is considerate of existing industry and surrounding development - protecting environmental values in the region - ensuring an effective development assessment process. The department is responsible for the planning, establishment and ongoing management of state development areas throughout Queensland. These represent a significant investment by the government in the long term planning and development of strategic land assets in Queensland.
Service Item Id: 7585cbccbe094638a626e6800987497e
Copyright Text: Department of State Development and Infrastructure 2024
Name: Gallilee Basin state development area precincts
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Description: Declared in June 2014, the 105,996-hectare Galilee Basin State Development Area (SDA) will support the development of the Galilee Basin and provide an efficient way to transport coal to the Port of Abbot Point.The Galilee Basin SDA will enable a coordinated approach to developing multi-user common rail corridors whilst minimising impacts on landholders and the environment.The SDA generally comprises two 500 metre-wide corridors from the Galilee Basin to the Port of Abbot Point - one rail corridor designed to service the central Galilee Basin and a second corridor will service the southern Galilee Basin.
Description: Declared in 1993, the Gladstone State Development Area (SDA), located north-west of Gladstone, is a defined area of land dedicated for industrial development and materials transportation infrastructure.Comprising of 27,194 hectares of land adjacent to the Port of Gladstone, with connections to major rail networks and Australia's national highway, the Gladstone SDA is the ideal investment location for projects of national and international significance.Managed by the Coordinator-General, the Gladstone SDA supports economic development in a way that considers environmental, cultural and social issues as well as existing industry and surrounding infrastructure within the region.
Service Item Id: 7585cbccbe094638a626e6800987497e
Copyright Text: Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning, 2022
Description: Mackay State Development Area (SDA) precincts identify a range of land use designations for the Mackay SDA and specifies the intended purpose of each designation.The purpose of Mackay SDA is to provide, manage and plan land for industrial development that diversifies the Mackay, Isaac and Whitsunday regional economy. The Mackay SDA was declared in February 2024. The SDA spans 907 hectares, including 137 hectares at Racecourse Mill and 770 hectares at Rosella. The Mackay SDA is designed to support new and emerging industries, such as renewable energy and bio-futures, leveraging Mackay's strong economic base in agriculture and resources.
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Copyright Text: Department of State Development and Infrastructure and Planning, September 2024
Name: Stanwell to Gladstone infrastructure corridor state development area boundary
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Description: State Development Areas are specialist planning areas created under the Section 77 of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971.Their creation promotes economic development and addresses areas of market failure in the development of industrial land and multi-user infrastructure corridors in Queensland by: - providing guidance and development certainty to industry - controlling development in a way that is considerate of existing industry and surrounding development - protecting environmental values in the region - ensuring an effective development assessment process. The department is responsible for the planning, establishment and ongoing management of state development areas throughout Queensland. These represent a significant investment by the government in the long term planning and development of strategic land assets in Queensland.
Service Item Id: 7585cbccbe094638a626e6800987497e
Copyright Text: Department of State Development and Infrastructure 2024
Name: Surat Basin infrastructure corridor state development area boundary
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Description: State Development Areas are specialist planning areas created under the Section 77 of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971.Their creation promotes economic development and addresses areas of market failure in the development of industrial land and multi-user infrastructure corridors in Queensland by: - providing guidance and development certainty to industry - controlling development in a way that is considerate of existing industry and surrounding development - protecting environmental values in the region - ensuring an effective development assessment process. The department is responsible for the planning, establishment and ongoing management of state development areas throughout Queensland. These represent a significant investment by the government in the long term planning and development of strategic land assets in Queensland.
Service Item Id: 7585cbccbe094638a626e6800987497e
Copyright Text: Department of State Development and Infrastructure 2024
Description: Declared in 2003, the 4915-hectare Townsville State Development Area (SDA) is a defined area of land dedicated for industrial development. It is located about six kilometres south-east of the Townsville CBD and 2km south of the Port of Townsville.Situated at the junction of the national road network (Bruce and Flinders Highways), with direct connections to major rail networks and the Port of Townsville, the Townsville SDA is positioned to be the preferred location in North Queensland for the establishment of industrial development of regional, state and National significance.Managed by the Coordinator-General, the Townsville SDA supports economic development in a way that considers environmental, cultural and social issues as well as existing industry and surrounding infrastructure within the region.
Service Item Id: 7585cbccbe094638a626e6800987497e
Copyright Text: Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, May 2019
Name: Tropical North state development area boundary
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Description: State Development Areas are specialist planning areas created under the Section 77 of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971.Their creation promotes economic development and addresses areas of market failure in the development of industrial land and multi-user infrastructure corridors in Queensland by: - providing guidance and development certainty to industry - controlling development in a way that is considerate of existing industry and surrounding development - protecting environmental values in the region - ensuring an effective development assessment process. The department is responsible for the planning, establishment and ongoing management of state development areas throughout Queensland. These represent a significant investment by the government in the long term planning and development of strategic land assets in Queensland.
Service Item Id: 7585cbccbe094638a626e6800987497e
Copyright Text: Department of State Development and Infrastructure 2024