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Robina

2 decisions0 topicsUpdated 17 March 2026

Mentions

  • Area regulated by the Robina Central Planning Agreement and endorsed for integration as a Local Plan.
  • Proposed destination for a state-funded daily public bus connection from Springbrook.
  • Future development controls and neighbourhood planning for these areas will be shaped through the new planning scheme.
  • Springbrook residents may see advocacy for improved public transport access, especially for older and at-risk residents, but no immediate local service change was approved by Council.
  • No immediate new transport service for Springbrook, but Council will advocate to State ministers for a daily bus link to Robina.

Decisions

New Planning Scheme program advanced

Council noted progress on the New Planning Scheme Program and Local Growth Management Strategy. HOTA Master Plan, The Spit Master Plan, Mudgeeraba Village and Robina were endorsed for integration as Local Plans. Station neighbourhood concept plans for Nobby Beach, Miami North, Christine Avenue and Second Avenue were also endorsed for integration, with officers authorised to finalise the remaining Broadbeach-to-Burleigh Heads neighbourhood framework work.

Future development controls and neighbourhood planning for these areas will be shaped through the new planning scheme.

Springbrook transport petition not supported, with State advocacy added

The changed committee recommendation did not support the petition's premise, but added a request for the Mayor to write to the Queensland Minister for Transport and the Queensland Minister for Tourism seeking support for a state-funded daily bus connection between Springbrook and Robina.

Springbrook residents may see advocacy for improved public transport access, especially for older and at-risk residents, but no immediate local service change was approved by Council.

Meetings

Planning & Regulation (P&R) - 17 March 2026

The committee endorsed heat-resilient and natural-hazards planning policies, advanced the new planning scheme, approved or varied several housing developments, and initiated reviews of outdoor dining and abandoned shopping trolley controls.

Transport & Infrastructure (T&I) - 10 February 2026

The committee rejected two transport-related petitions, endorsed the Snapper Rocks to Rainbow Bay Foreshore Precinct Master Plan, noted the World Surfing Reserve annual report, and advanced next steps for former Resilient Homes Fund buyback properties in Luscombe and Tallebudgera.