South Bank Corporation By-law 2014

South Bank Corporation By-law 2014

What is this?

This is a set of rules governing the South Bank precinct in Brisbane — the riverside area that includes parklands, restaurants, the beach, and public spaces managed by the South Bank Corporation.

Who does it affect?

Anyone who visits, drives through, parks at, or works at the South Bank site. It also directly affects South Bank Corporation staff and security officers.

What does it actually do?

🗺️ Defines the site It formally identifies exactly which land counts as "the site" by referencing a specific map and plan kept at South Bank House.

🚗 Traffic and parking rules

• Security officers, authorised staff, and police can direct traffic and tell people what to do on the site.
• The Corporation can put up signs setting speed limits, pedestrian crossings, or no-parking zones — and you must follow them (fines up to 4 penalty units, currently around $600).
• If you don't follow directions from security or police, you can be fined up to 6 penalty units (around $900).

🚙 Towing illegally parked cars If your car is parked illegally and can't be moved quickly, it can be towed. You'll then:

1. Get a written notice telling you where your car is.
2. Have to pay towing and storage costs to get it back.