By Troy Schultz (Principal Engineer) & Kerry Saron (Senior Urban Designer) It’s hard to believe that there was once a time in SEQ when developers could readily buy flat and serviceable land. Now we see that development sites tend to be steeper and harder to service. Despite these sites being more challenging, with some careful … Continue reading Tips for Developing Steep and Sloping Land
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Plan Sealing – Tips and Tricks
By Ryan Ashworth The Federal Government’s Homebuilder stimulus package has really ramped up projects with many due for completion late this year or early next year. This means a heap more plan sealing requests over the coming months, placing enormous pressure on Authorities and plan sealing timeframes. In a previous article, we looked at how … Continue reading Plan Sealing – Tips and Tricks
Different Sites Require Different Stormwater Solutions
By Kelly McKendry, Director – Water & Environment, PEAKURBAN It is par for the course that when preparing a Development Application in Queensland a Stormwater Management Plan (SMP or SWMP) is generally required. However, a SWMP shouldn’t give you the same solution for every site. For instance, stormwater detention may not be required for all … Continue reading Different Sites Require Different Stormwater Solutions