technologies are adopted in a majority of commercial and industrial applications. Sustainable water design, including stormwater harvesting, is incorporated to all new significant infrastructure projects. one-in-two-year flood events. Water networks are resilient to increased rainfall levels and flooding. Natural corridors are enhanced and ecological values are promoted. The ecosystem health of the Brisbane River, Moreton Bay and local waterways will be maintained and improved. Energy infrastructure network Energy infrastructure delivers a reliable, high- quality supply of energy at a competitive cost. Energy production, capacity, storage, management and distribution infrastructure is rapidly adapted to changing patterns of demand. Energy supply anticipated increase in demand for electricity. Reliable energy is available to all residents including in peak periods. Energy supply supports sustainable community lifestyle choices. Energy prices are affordable for residents. Widespread use of energy sourced from renewable energy generation, such as solar, wind, tidal and hydro. Increasingly, electricity used will be generated or redeployed through distributed energy resources and renewable energy resources. Increased investment to deliver more sustainable energy technologies. Brisbane businesses and residents use energy efficiently and use low carbon emission sources. Telecommunications infrastructure network Telecommunications networks allow business and industry to operate more efficiently with increased connectivity between offices, and with remote locations. Business and industry throughout Brisbane embrace broadband networks, and use the technology to become more productive and innovative. Reliable telecommunications networks provide access to learning and information opportunities in the home and workplace. Community services are delivered using telecommunications technology. internet access supports the use of smart-grid technologies encouraging energy efficiency. Telecommunications networks facilitate telecommuting including teleconferencing and tele-meeting. Waste-management infrastructure network Appropriate waste collection and disposal services are provided to Infrastructure delivers solutions that reflect community values around waste Recovery, re-use and recycling of resources and materials are maximised.
support business and industry. Recovered resources are used as an input to production. minimisation such as a recycling solution. Waste infrastructure and services contribute to a healthy population. The volume of being disposed to landfill is minimised. Social infrastructure network Business activity areas are supported with appropriate and health and education facilities. Major regional community infrastructure facilities contribute to the city economy by supporting world-class events and tourism. are accessible, high quality and meet community Communities are supported by facilities that provide for the diverse needs of the community. Social infrastructure seeks to maintain or improve environmental quality and . Greenspace System The contributes to the attractiveness and functionality of the city, providing recreational, transport and relaxation functions. The provides appropriate buffers between business/industry uses and residential areas. The caters for the recreational needs of residents, visitors and employees in high employment areas. A linked provides for a range of active and passive sporting, cultural and recreational uses. The community recognises and contributes to sustaining the natural environment. The contributes to environmental and ecological sustainability as well as supporting future residential, commercial and industrial development. Natural environment values are protected through a network of open space that protects natural habitats. Critical assets and Brisbane is resilient to the impacts of natural disasters, with short recovery times and low recovery costs limiting economic losses from natural disaster events. Brisbane is safe, confident and ready to respond to natural disasters. The location and design of infrastructure and critical assets supports efficient disaster management and emergency response and minimises harm from natural disasters. functions effectively during and immediately after natural hazard events to ensure the wellbeing of the community. Brisbane is protected against environmental harm through: design and location of infrastructure and networks enabling effective emergency response; location of uses with the potential to cause environmental harm in a natural disaster to avoid natural hazards; connection of critical assets in a hazard- resilient network. The strategic outcomes for Brisbane's highly effective transport and infrastructure comprise the following elements: Element 4.1—;
L34.2 Development of natural economic resources within the are designed and managed for sustainable outcomes. SO35 's public infrastructure provides a diversity of recreation experiences. L35 Public infrastructure is planned in accordance with the to provide a diversity of experiences including: informal recreation and active transport at local, district and metropolitan scales; formal sports and community gathering spaces at the district and metropolitan scale. 3.6.4 Element 4.3 – 's coordinated infrastructure planning and delivery Table 3.6.4.1—Specific outcomes and land use strategies Specific outcomes Land use strategies Infrastructure planning SO1 's development provides the development infrastructure and other essential infrastructure required to service the development in accordance with the infrastructure planning provided for in the following: the ; an infrastructure corridor plan in an overlay. L1.1 Development has access to essential infrastructure that exists or can be provided at minimum cost to public sector agencies and the community as identified in the infrastructure program. L1.2 Development provides for the following developed infrastructure: the supply of non-trunk infrastructure for the following: networks internal to the premises; connecting the premises to external infrastructure networks; protecting or maintaining the safety or efficiency of the infrastructure network of the non-trunk infrastructure is a component; the supply of infrastructure specified in the which is necessary to service the premises; the payment of infrastructure charges for trunk infrastructure in accordance with the applicable infrastructure charging instrument; the payment of additional infrastructure costs for development which is inconsistent with the planning assumption or outside the priority infrastructure area in the .