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Welcome everyone to the Planning & Environment Committee Meeting, 12th of August, oh good morning, 12th of August 2025, my gosh, that's right. Good morning and I declare the meeting now open. First I'd like to begin by an Acknowledgement to
Yep, basically the planning requires councils to have a charges resolution to be able to issue infrastructure charges on new development, any increase in development. This report is basically just a standard administrative update to match t
And just confirming what the resolution now provides for a six point four percent increase in line with the changes within the planning regulation is that right the indexation.
Yeah that correct that's a it's an increase of six point four percent um based on from the previous uh planning regulation rates um Council's charges resolution captures those anyway um in the automatic uh increase provision which is specif
Ludwig, I might start with a question. So the planning regulation 27 prescribes a maximum increase of 6.44. I note last year I think from recollection Council also adopted a full prescribed increase at the time. Why does Council adopt the m
Well we can't apply CPI because you must apply the rolling three-year rolling average of the PPI index for road and bridge in Brisbane. That's stipulated in the act. Can and we do charge lower rates on some items as you see for one-bedroom
And can I ask, and maybe this is a question to vassilio or to Richard, how much revenue does Council actually generate from the infrastructure charges? Where does that money specifically go? And I know it's in the report, but just for infor
Yeah, no, just for the cheers. Correct me if I'm wrong, Luke, it's about $2.3 million per annum. That funding assists to pay for trunk infrastructure. Upgrades. So the infrastructure charges levied help to subsidise and fund trunk upgrades.
Maybe a question on notice, what is the percentage? That's recouped from infrastructure charges. As you said Richard, it's not the full cost of providing the trunk infrastructure, it's a percentage. And it's been set by the State government