Gladstone City Council
Local Government in Gladstone

The Gladstone Region truly is a Region of Choice, offering a great place to live, work, play and invest. Whilst major industrial facilities dominate Gladstone and Boone Island, the region also features coastal towns and rural farming areas. Philip Street Communities Precinct Gladstone Regional Council is considering developing land on Phillip Street for a retirement village, a Community Services Precinct with up to seen hubs offering an array of integrated community services, a parkland setting incorporating an begin air ampitheatre, playgrounds, public amenities and walking trails, 50 mixed density residential allotments and a natural buffer zone. In advance of determining whether or not to conform a formal application for this proposal, Council is now seeking input from the community. Features will include a revamped toddlers' pool with sprays, babblers, mushroom and tulle sculptures and an education water play area. To ensure the lengthy term sustainability of the area's water resources, Gladstone Regional Council completed the project in 2013. An official opening and the corporatisation of the facility followed, making it one of the superior regional airports in Queensland. Tigalee Creek Project Council has completed the labor on the Tigalee Creek Project (at Kathleen Shanahan parks in Gladstone), significantly reducing the impact of flooding for motorists, businesses, school children and residents downstream.

Well developed infrastructure and services, including a regional airport, continues to encourage the localized identity of the communities across the region, providing finest in lifestyle. The Gladstone Region truly is a Region of Choice, offering a immense deposit to live, work, play and invest. Prior leaving your beach fire, put it out entirely with water. Visitors have the option of setting up camp above the river on the high northern side or imminent the amenities on the southern side. These are included in the publications listed below: To aid the local government for its area to prepare a local disaster management plan and. A number of groups and committees exist at this level but the State Disaster Management Group (SDMG) is the group responsible for a number of functions including developing the strategic framework for disaster management and ensuring effective disaster management is developed and implemented. Gladstone Regional Council hosts and supports the subsequent major events. Council provides coordination urge to local communities to help neat up the Gladstone Region. We think so, with the help of the community and international store making. Visit Eco fest and learn how your actions, coupled with initiatives introduced by Council, industry and businesses, can help make our marine environment a cleaner and safer one in which to live, work and play. The Gladstone Region leads the way when it comes to people from diverse customs, faiths and cultures living side by side in harmony, thanks to a range of initiatives. In 2016 a number of events were organized across the Gladstone Region to acknowledge the week. Gladstone Regional Council provides new residents many programs to aid amplify newcomers' participation in community activities. An application usually consists of the appropriate Application Forms, plans, reports and the apropos application fee. Gladstone Regional Council Community Profile is designed to inform community groups, investors, business, students and the public. The Gladstone CAD is a vibrant city heart destination, playing and learning from its unique heritage to allow dynamic opportunities for residential living, active business uses, engaging entertainment and cultural activity for all. Currently two development areas existing within the Gladstone Region including: Residents, community groups, businesses, developers and professional planning consultants who have access to internet and an interest in obtaining information about Gladstone Regional Council properties and development applications can access PD Online, Council's Development Application Tracking service. How can I access development application tracking? To ensure the lengthy term sustainability of the area's water resources, Gladstone Regional Council completed the project in 2013. Council aims to provide a diversity of store names within the community for Council owned assets such as roads, bridges, buildings, parks and originate space areas. All Operational Works applications must meet the requirements of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 (SPA) for your application to be considered properly made. Not all roads in the region are the responsibility of Council, though.