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Moggill/Bellbowrie Neighbourhood Plan 9th March - Talk to a planner
On March 1st the revised draft strategy for the Moggill/Bellbowrie Neighbourhood Plan was released by Council. It can be downloaded from
The consultation period runs until 25 March. Your comments must be received by close of business 25 March 2011.
If you have any enquiries or would like to comment on the strategy you can:
• send an email to neighbourhood_planning@brisbane.qld.gov.au
• call the neighbourhood team on (07) 3403 8888
• write to:Neighbourhood Planning (Moggill/Bellbowrie District) Brisbane City CouncilGPO Box 1434Brisbane Qld 4001
A 'talk to a planner' event will be on 9 March, 5 to 7:30pm at St Catherine's Church, 3346 Moggill Rd, Moggill.
Also Margaret deWit writes...
Following the January flood event, Council have reviewed the draft Strategy for the Moggill/Bellbowrie District and have made changes to the extent of the area to be classified as Low-medium Density Residential (LMR) around the Bellbowrie Shopping Centre.
The area to the north and to the south of the plaza (Birkin Rd and Sugarwood St) have been removed from the proposed LMR area (ie they will remain Low Residential). The area to the west of the plaza, on the western side of Moggill Road, will continue to be recommended for change to LMR.
The reviewed Strategy also clearly states that flooding will continue to inform all planning undertaken by Council, and that as new information about the types of flooding (river, creek, storm, overland flow, etc) come to light, Council will continue to use this to further inform planning outcomes.
An updated, reprinted Draft Strategy will be delivered to all residents and land owners shortly so keep an eye on your mail.
Previous post on the plan...
http://moggill.nnub.net/posts/show/9207
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Bellbowrie Pool re-opens March 5th
(Photo: Pool manager Vlad Fodor and Cllr Margaret DeWit)
- Temporary entrance as reception area and kiosk extensively damaged
- Open daylight hours only - flood lighting damaged
- Toilets and change rooms available
- Parts of the complex fenced off because of damage
A message from Cllr Margaret deWit,
I am delighted to announce that the Bellbowrie Pool will partially reopen from next Saturday 5 March. The public can be assured that the pool water quality will be safe as a microbiological water test has been conducted to ensure bacteriological test results are satisfactory.
Given the initial estimate was that the complex would not reopen this summer this has been a mammoth effort on the part of Council officers and lessee Vlad Fodor and I thank them for their hard work. The pools have been repaired and are ready to go but the reception area and kiosk will not be operational due to the extensive damage.
I would like to acknowledge the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service, CSIRO Pinjarra Hills, Aquapure and Trisleys for their help in the clean up efforts as well as the many selfless locals who volunteered to lend a hand. Vici Australia, Royal Life Saving and Austswim have generously donated learn to swim and pool equipment as the pool's existing stock was lost in the floods.
http://www.margaretdewit.com.au
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