locality · 1 meeting
Mount Cotton
Mentions
- Mount Cotton Investigation Area, water pressure concerns and Sunrise Court footpath petition.
- Could affect local pedestrian access and safety in Mount Cotton.
- Affects future land-use planning, job land supply and development expectations in Mount Cotton and surrounding areas.
- Relevant to household water service reliability and possible customer concession arrangements.
- Potential changes to land-use planning and development expectations in Mount Cotton.
- Possible future pedestrian improvement at Sunrise Court easement, Mount Cotton.
Decisions
Sunrise Court footpath petition referred to CEO
Council accepted the Division 6 petition seeking a concrete footpath at the Sunrise Court easement, Mount Cotton, and referred it to the Chief Executive Officer for consideration.
Could affect local pedestrian access and safety in Mount Cotton.
Mount Cotton Investigation Area supported in principle
Council resolved to authorise the Acting Mayor to write to the Deputy Premier supporting, in principle, investigation of the general Mount Cotton area for inclusion in the Urban Footprint, subject to conditions including employment, tourism, sport and recreation uses only, no suburban-scale residential development, and developer-funded infrastructure.
Affects future land-use planning, job land supply and development expectations in Mount Cotton and surrounding areas.
Topics
Intermittent water pressure concerns
Previous council resolutions were reiterated regarding persistent water pressure interruptions affecting properties south of trunk main infrastructure in high-level pressure zones around Mount Cotton Road, Ney Road, School Road and Howlett Road.
Relevant to household water service reliability and possible customer concession arrangements.