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Development Concerns

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  • Expansion of scope of redevelopment beyond the Children's Hospital
  • Differences between original "Government" Master Plan and Developer Master Plan
  • Historical isolation of Hospital from local community - site access and communication
  • Lack of consultation with adjoining land owners during preparation of the PDA Development Scheme

  • Inability to change land uses, layout and building heights in response to community concerns.

  • Poor urban design, in particular when viewed from the Northern aspect (Butterfield Street).

  • Development applications submitted to EDQ after Scheme approval are unlikely to be publicly notified.

  • Lack of supporting infrastructure.

The purpose of Herston Quarter Residents' Action Group is to ensure issues impacting Herston residents as a result of the HQ PDA development are identified and minimised. Our objective is not to stop the HQ development, but to improve the livability of the suburb and support the local community.

 

HQRAG

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Information

August 15, 2017

HQ PDA Proposed Development Scheme

The HQRAG team has drafted a template submission which you can use to compose your own submission. Plagiarism welcome

June 21, 2017

List of Concerns

Here is a detailed list of concerns with the HQ development collected from the HQ community.

August 12, 2017

Herston Quarter Flyer

This is a single page Flyer that we are handing out to locals. Please copy and print and hand out to your friends.

June 29, 2017

PDA Fact Sheet

Here is some detailed information about the HQ PDA

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Development Issues

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  • 30 storey residential tower on hospital precinct land.

  • 15 storey buildings overshadowing resident’s houses.

  • 9+6 storey car park directly behind residential houses.

  • Loss of view corridors to Spanish buildings

  • Significant increase in traffic through Herston. 

  • Increase in rat-running through local streets. 

  • Increased pressure on off-street parking.

  • Higher flood risk to Butterfield Street roundabout.

  • Traffic impacts to be carried by local streets external to the Hospital grounds.

  • No upgrades to internal Hospital roads to provide direct access via Bowen Bridge Road.

  • No plans for traffic calming to Butterfield Street or other local streets.

  • Impact of buildings on helicopter flight paths resulting in concentration over residential houses.

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