Townsville City Council (Douglas Land Development) Act 1993
sec.5Concept plan
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sec.5 Concept plan
The Council must prepare a proposed concept plan for the site as soon as practicable after the commencement of this Act. The proposed concept plan must— generally indicate the Council’s planning intentions in relation to the site; and consist of— a map or series of maps depicting the location of the preferred land uses within the site; and supporting documents in relation to the type, scale and density generally of development within the site. (sec.5-ssec.1) The Council must prepare a proposed concept plan for the site as soon as practicable after the commencement of this Act. (sec.5-ssec.2) The proposed concept plan must— generally indicate the Council’s planning intentions in relation to the site; and consist of— a map or series of maps depicting the location of the preferred land uses within the site; and supporting documents in relation to the type, scale and density generally of development within the site.
- (a) generally indicate the Council’s planning intentions in relation to the site; and
- (b) consist of— (i) a map or series of maps depicting the location of the preferred land uses within the site; and (ii) supporting documents in relation to the type, scale and density generally of development within the site.
- (i) a map or series of maps depicting the location of the preferred land uses within the site; and
- (ii) supporting documents in relation to the type, scale and density generally of development within the site.
- (i) a map or series of maps depicting the location of the preferred land uses within the site; and
- (ii) supporting documents in relation to the type, scale and density generally of development within the site.