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Cleveland Town Centre

2 decisions7 topicsUpdated 16 September 2026

Mentions

  • Location of the Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project.
  • Subject of a revitalisation project update.
  • Revitalisation project remains an active major project.
  • Revitalisation project update remained an important ongoing matter.
  • Residents’ objections to the proposed childcare centre will be considered by Council officers, but no planning approval or refusal was recorded in the supplied extract.
  • Relevant to park users and nearby residents concerned about drainage and local flooding impacts.

Decisions

Petition against proposed childcare centre referred

A Division 7 petition titled “Say NO! Stop the Proposed Childcare Centre in Our Neighbourhood” was received and referred to the Chief Executive Officer for consideration as an operational matter.

Residents’ objections to the proposed childcare centre will be considered by Council officers, but no planning approval or refusal was recorded in the supplied extract.

Wynyard Street Park drainage petition referred

Council received a petition seeking action on water drainage issues at Wynyard Street Park, Cleveland, and referred it to the Chief Executive Officer for consideration.

Relevant to park users and nearby residents concerned about drainage and local flooding impacts.

Topics

Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project

The agenda recorded prior Council resolutions designating the project a major project, supporting progression through project phases and requiring future reporting on preferred development partners. The supplied extract does not provide a new substantive outcome at this meeting.

The project remains subject to governance, commercial confidentiality and future Council decisions.

Cleveland Town Centre revitalisation

Council’s previous resolution continued the Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project through Redland Investment Corporation governance arrangements, with future development-partner recommendations to return to Council. The project remained confidential where legally privileged or commercially sensitive information applied.

The project may influence Cleveland’s town-centre development, but no new public project decision was identified in the supplied material.

Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project

Council reviewed a progress update on the project, which had previously been designated a major project and has staged delivery and governance arrangements.

Affects the pace and direction of upgrades to Cleveland’s town centre.

Cleveland Town Centre revitalisation

Council recorded the status of the Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project as an outstanding matter, including previously endorsed budget and progression through Redland Investment Corporation governance.

Relevant to businesses, shoppers and residents interested in changes to the Cleveland town centre.

Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project

Council noted a prior resolution designating the revitalisation project as a Major Project, endorsing the budget for phases 1 to 6, and continuing work through Redland Investment Corporation under probity oversight.

This project may affect future development, investment and town centre improvements in Cleveland.

Russell Island public toilets report delayed

Council recorded that the report on options and costing for public toilets within 200m of the Russell Island IGA is now due on 18 February 2026 because of ongoing technical investigations.

Delays the next decision point on a requested public amenity near the Russell Island town centre.

Southern Moreton Bay Islands youth and community centre still unresolved

Council noted the earlier resolution that the community facility update for the new Southern Moreton Bay Islands Youth and Community Centre lie on the table.

The project remains unresolved, so residents are still awaiting further direction or decisions.

Meetings

Council - 16 Sep 2026

Council received two community petitions, adopted the 2026–2027 carryover budget revisions, noted August financial results and adopted the Audit & Risk Management Committee minutes.

Council - 19 Aug 2026

Redland City Council noted its July financial position and service-efficiency review, recorded strong completion of the 2025–2026 operational plan, referred a Delancey Street traffic petition for consideration, and updated its meeting governance framework while seeking further information on the revised standing orders.

Council - 20 May 2026

Council referred two local petitions for investigation, received the external service review outcome, noted April financial results, and considered budget and major project updates including Birkdale, Cleveland, Capalaba and infrastructure matters.

Council - 18 Mar 2026

Council received two resident petitions, noted February 2026 financial results, noted the Queensland Audit Office final management report, and considered follow-up reports on flood risk, waterbody management, koala strategy submissions, and indoor sports facility planning.

Council - 21 Jan 2026

Council received a petition for a Redlands Coast water play park, noted the December 2025 financial report and the Audit & Risk Management Committee annual report, rescheduled the 2026 Special Budget Meeting, approved a community lease at Dunwich, and recorded updates on several ongoing projects and reports.