AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
MBRC Planning Scheme - Rural Residential Lot Size Overlay

<b>Version 29 January 2020</b>
The Rural Residential Lot Sizes Overlay is part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme. MBRC Planning Scheme will help to respond to growth and development across the Moreton Bay Region. It is a statutory document regulating how land can be used and developed. The MBRC planning scheme replaces the three previous planning schemes created by the former Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe councils.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, lot, mbrc, overlay, planning-scheme, reconfigure, residential, rural, size, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Riparian Wetland Setbacks Overlay areas

<b>Version 20 June 2016</b> 
(Overlay Dataset 1 of 4, needs to be used in conjunction with riparian waterways and North Lakes Locality and Caboolture West Local Plan area datasets).
The Riparian and Wetland Setbacks Overlay is part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme. MBRC Planning Scheme will help to respond to growth and development across the Moreton Bay Region. It is a statutory document regulating how land can be used and developed. The MBRC planning scheme replaces the three previous planning schemes created by the former Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe councils.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: aquatic, autogen, biodiversity, building, corridor, creek, development, drainage, environment, environmental, mbrc, overlay, planning-scheme, riparian, river, setback, stream, town-planning, water, waterway, wetland
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Overland Flow Overlay

<b>Version 20 June 2016</b>
The Overland Flow Path Overlay is part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme. MBRC Planning Scheme will help to respond to growth and development across the Moreton Bay Region. It is a statutory document regulating how land can be used and developed. The MBRC planning scheme replaces the three previous planning schemes created by the former Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe councils.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, drainage, flood, flooding, flow, hazard, mbrc, overland, overlay, planning-scheme, rainfall, risk, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
TGB Osborn (Koonamore) Vegetation Reserve, Saltbush Transects Data

The 2025 version is now superseded. Please find the 2026 version of this record here: <a href="https://dx.doi.org/10.25901/m3f1-hd14">Adelaide University &amp; Specht, A. (2026). TGB Osborn (Koonamore) Vegetation Reserve, Saltbush Transects Data. Version 2.1. Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network. Dataset</a>


Four paired transects were set up early in the Reserve history to monitor the spread of saltbush (<em>Atriplex</em> spp.) into the reserve across the eastern and southern boundaries. These were read regularly for the first few years but data from them are not available digitally. The transects were reactivated in 1989 and measurements are provided for four occasions: 1989, 2003, 2008 and 2014. Species are identified as <em>Atriplex vesicaria</em>, <em>A. stipitata</em>, or if uncertain as A. sp., using the classifications of the Census of South Australian plants, algae and fungi: Vascular plants (2024). V.6.0 – 14 Sep. 2024. Editors: Lang, P.J., Kellermann, J., Hammer, T.A &amp; Waycott, M. (State Herbarium of South Australia: Adelaide, South Australia.).


This is version 2.1 of the TGB Osborn Saltbush Transect Survey data release.

The change log is as follows: 
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V2.1, 2026-02-16; Miranda Fittock, Arun Singh Ramesh and Specht; Ensured dates recorded were in ISO format yyyyMMdd. Ensured the Atriplex species are properly recorded in both files, &lsquo;unspecified&rsquo; changed to NA. Added direction and transect length information to the data file. Added some clarification in the metadata.
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V2, 2025-06-27; Alison Specht; Separated, cleaned and organised data files to comply with FAIR standards, aligning vocabularies with the TERN vocabularies and comprehensive metadata created.&nbsp;
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V1, 2008-2014; Russell Sinclair; digitised field data sheets and computer records to be delivered to the AEKOS TERN portal. These data were bundled with other vegetation quadrat data. Added required V1 metadata in the AEKOS portal.

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Tags: Enclosure, Flora, KVR, Line Transect, Long-term Monitoring, Saltbush, TGB Osborn Vegetation Reserve
Organization: Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network's Data Discovery
MBRC Planning Scheme - North Lakes Locality

Moreton Bay Regional Council planning scheme supports growth and maintains the region’s unique characteristics.

Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, mbrc, planning-scheme, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Infrastructure Buffers Overlay points

<b>Version 20 June 2016</b> 

(Overlay Dataset 1 of 4, needs to be used in conjunction with lines, polygons and North Lakes Locality datasets).

The Infrastructure Buffers Overlay is part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme. MBRC Planning Scheme will help to respond to growth and development across the Moreton Bay Region. It is a statutory document regulating how land can be used and developed. The MBRC planning scheme replaces the three previous planning schemes created by the former Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe councils.




Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, electricity, infrastructure, landfill, mbrc, overlay, planning-scheme, supply, town-planning, treatment, waste, water
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Infrastructure Buffers Overlay lines

<b>Version 20 June 2016</b> 
(Overlay Dataset 2 of 4, needs to be used in conjuction with points, polygons and North Lakes Locality datasets). 
The Infrastructure Buffers Overlay is part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme. MBRC Planning Scheme will help to respond to growth and development across the Moreton Bay Region. It is a statutory document regulating how land can be used and developed. The MBRC planning scheme replaces the three previous planning schemes created by the former Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe councils.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, electricity, infrastructure, landfill, mbrc, overlay, planning-scheme, supply, town-planning, treatment, waste, water
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Flood Hazard Overlay Drainage Investigation Areas

<b>Version 1 February 2016 </b>
Moreton Bay Regional Council has finalised a new planning scheme that supports growth and maintains the region’s unique characteristics. The MBRC Planning Scheme is to commence 1 February 2016. Please use this data in conjunction with the Flood Hazard and North Lakes Locality.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, mbrc, planning-scheme, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Extractive Resources Overlay

<b>Version 1 February 2016</b>
Moreton Bay Regional Council  planning scheme supports growth and maintains the region’s unique characteristics. 

Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, mbrc, planning-scheme, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Coastal Hazard Storm Tide Overlay

<b>Version 20 June 2016 </b>

The Coastal Hazard (Storm Tide Inundation) Overlay is part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme. MBRC Planning Scheme will help to respond to growth and development across the Moreton Bay Region. It is a statutory document regulating how land can be used and developed. The MBRC planning scheme replaces the three previous planning schemes created by the former Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe councils.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, coastal, flood, flooding, hazard, inundation, mbrc, overlay, planning-scheme, risk, sea, storm, surge, tidal, tide, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Building Heights Overlay Exceptions

<b>Version 1 February 2016</b> 
Moreton Bay Regional Council new planning scheme supports growth and maintains the region’s unique characteristics.  Please use this data in conjunction with the Building Heights Overlay and  North Lakes Locality.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, mbrc, planning-scheme, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Building Heights Overlay

<b>Version Oct 2021  </b>
The Building Heights Overlay is part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme. MBRC Planning Scheme will help to respond to growth and development across the Moreton Bay Region. It is a statutory document regulating how land can be used and developed. The MBRC planning scheme replaces the three previous planning schemes created by the former Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe councils. 


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, building-heights, floors, height-limits, mbrc, overlay, planning-scheme, storeys, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Active Transport Overlay

<b>Version 29 January 2020</b>
Moreton Bay Regional Council  planning scheme supports growth and maintains the region’s unique characteristics. Please use this data in conjunction with the North Lakes Locality.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, mbrc, planning-scheme, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Walking Distance Train Station Overlay

<b>Version 29 January 2020</b>
The Walking Distance Train Station Overlay is part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Planning Scheme. MBRC Planning Scheme will help to respond to growth and development across the Moreton Bay Region. It is a statutory document regulating how land can be used and developed. The MBRC planning scheme replaces the three previous planning schemes created by the former Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe councils.


Planning schemes use overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate).  
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.  

Tags: autogen, overlay, planning, planning-scheme
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
Transport Point

Please note this data is updated weekly. To download data click on the layer's tab below and select a layer. It may take a few seconds for the download page to load.

Tags: adac, assets, bioretention-maintenance-area, building, conduit, culvert-system, demarcation, electrical-fitting, flood-alert-gauge, importanttree, infrastructure-line, infrastructure-polygon, landfill-line, landfill-point, landfill-polygon, marine-line, marine-polygon, monitoring-system-point, open-space-areas, open-space-line, open-space-maintenance-areas, open-space-point, parks-and-complexes, parks-infrastructure-maintenance-area, pathway, plant-and-equipment-point, plant-and-equipment-polygon, precincts, road-centre-line, roads-maintenance-area, signage, sportsfields, stockpile-maintenance-area, stormwater-basin, stormwater-line, stormwater-point, street-tree, trails, transport-areas, transport-line, transport-point, waste-facility, water-point, water-polygon, waterbody-maintenance-area, weigh-bridge-point, weigh-bridge-polygon
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
MBRC Planning Scheme - Acid Sulfate Soils Overlay

<b>Version 1 February 2016 </b>
Moreton Bay Regional Council planning scheme that supports growth and maintains the region’s unique characteristics. Please use this data in conjunction with the North Lakes Locality.


Planning schemes use zones and overlays to show the location and extent of special features that need to be considered, such as where land may be subject to hazards or other characteristics. Overlay maps may apply to all or part of your property and your property may be affected by more than one overlay. Having an overlay on your property will only affect you if you intend to develop (i.e. extent or build, change use, subdivide, clear native vegetation, fill or excavate). 
The attribute fields are defined as per Qld Planning Provisions, Schedule 2. The Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) are the standard planning scheme provisions made by the Minister for Planning under Chapter 2, Part 5, Division 2 and Chapter 2, Part 6 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

Tags: autogen, mbrc, planning-scheme, town-planning
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
Medium Likelihood Storm Tide (1% AEP)

Potential flooding from a Storm Tide event is caused by abnormal increases in tide. Strong winds associated with a cyclone or intense low pressure weather system can push a raised mound of seawater, called a storm surge, onto the shoreline. This surge when combined with the astronomical tide and increased wave action is called a storm tide. Storm tide occurs in low-lying locations near the coast.

Tags: flood
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub
Koala Monitoring The Mill

<b>Koala Monitoring Program</b>


Council has engaged Endeavour Veterinary Ecology (EVE) to conduct a koala monitoring program at The Mill site during the operational works and construction stage. This program involves fitting koalas with bio-telemetry collars for monitoring, carrying out regular health assessments and providing veterinary treatment in the case of injury or disease.
As of 31 February 2022, 113 koalas have been fitted with telemetry devices for monitoring purposes and undergo regular health checks. 
The monitoring has assisted officers to locate koalas before construction activities and protect them while works are being undertaken. 
<a href="https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/Services/Building-Development/Planning-Schemes/The-Mill-PDA/Environment">The Mill PDA – Protecting the environmental values - Moreton Bay Regional Council</a>
Data of known Koala locations is updated on a periodic basis.

Tags: autogen, environment, environmental, govhack, koala, monitoring, the-mill
Organization: City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub