Queensland Consolidated Acts

TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ACT 1994 - SCHEDULE 5B

In this schedule—

food and drink outlet means premises used for preparing and selling food or drink to the public, on a regular basis, for consumption on or off the premises.

freight warehouse or depot means premises used to receive, store, or distribute goods, if at least 75% of the goods are, in each year, transported by ship through the Port of Brisbane.

hospital means premises—

(a) used for medical or surgical care or treatment of patients; and

(b) at which accommodation is provided for inpatients to stay overnight.

medical centre means premises—

(a) used for medical or surgical care or treatment of patients; and

(b) at which accommodation is not provided for patients to stay overnight.

nature based recreation facility means premises used for minor recreational facilities that cause minimal impact on the environment.

Examples—

boardwalks, picnic facilities and premises used to educate visitors about an area's ecology

office—

1 Office means premises used for an administrative, professional or management service, other than the manufacture or sale of goods.

Example—

a financial institution's office

2 However, office does not include ancillary offices for core port infrastructure.

port terminal facility—

1 Port terminal facility means premises used for handling shipping freight or dealing with a ship's passengers.

2 Port terminal facility includes facilities within a building that are used to provide goods and services, including, for example, services to a ship's passengers.

Example of facilities for paragraph 2—

arts and craft stores, bookstores, gift or souvenir stores, newsagencies, pharmacies and toy stores

tourism or accommodation booking offices

residential development means premises in which people reside or stay, whether permanently or temporarily.

Examples—

dwelling house, hostel, hotel, motel, multiple dwelling, relocatable home park, residential care facility, retirement facility and caretaker's accommodation

seafarers' centre means premises where chaplaincy services and rest and recreational facilities are provided primarily for seafarers.

service station—

1 Service station means premises used primarily for the sale of fuel for vehicles.

2 Service station includes part of any premises mentioned in paragraph 1 used to maintain, service, repair, clean or hire vehicles, or as a shop (minor) or food and drink outlet.

shop (minor) means premises that—

(a) are used for the display or retail of goods or personal services; and

(b) have a gross floor area of not more than 2500m2.

Examples—

beauty salon, dry cleaning shop, laundromat and supermarket

shopping facility (major) means a building or group of buildings that—

(a) are used primarily as shops or retail showrooms; and

(b) are an integrated development; and

(c) have a gross floor area of more than 2500m2.

Examples—

department store, discount department store, discount factory outlet, retail warehouse, shopping centre and a showroom or wholesale facility

sport and recreation (major) means premises that—

(a) are used for sporting or recreational activities; and

(b) have an area of more than 2500m2.

Examples—

race track, sporting field and motor sport track

tourist attraction (major) means premises that—

(a) are used primarily for public entertainment or recreation; and

(b) have an area of more than 2500m2.

Examples—

theme park and zoo

transport and equipment depot means premises used to garage, store or maintain vehicles and equipment, including, for example, trucks and earthmoving equipment.

visitor centre means premises used primarily to provide information to visitors about the Port of Brisbane or training relating to the port, including premises containing an office, cafe or meeting rooms.

warehouse (general) means a building used for the storage or distribution of goods, other than a freight warehouse or depot or transport and equipment depot.

wind farm means premises that—

(a) are used for generating electricity by wind force; and

(b) have an area of more than 2500m2.

The following are core port infrastructure for Brisbane core port land—

(a) berths;

(b) bulk loading and unloading facilities;

(c) communications or telecommunications facilities;

(d) conveyors and pipelines;

(e) customs, immigration and quarantine facilities, including facilities for underbond storage and housing of animals;

(f) defence facilities;

(g) emergency service facilities, including, for example, a base for water police;

(h) facilities for handling dredged material;

(i) freight warehouse or depot;

(j) monitoring facilities, including, for example a facility to monitor weather or tides;

(k) port terminal facilities;

(l) roads, driveways, flyovers and other accesses;

(m) security facilities;

(n) ship building facilities and dry docks;

(o) signage, other than advertising billboards;

(p) storage yards;

(q) transport and equipment depot;

(r) transport infrastructure;

(s) utilities for water supply, sewerage, drainage, waste storage and collection, electricity supply and transmission;

(t) vehicle parking facilities;

(u) weighbridges;

(v) wharves and associated structures, including hydraulic structures, structures used for shipping purposes and wharf protection devices;

(w) ancillary offices for infrastructure mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (v).

Development for a following purpose is port prohibited development for Brisbane core port land—

(a) hospital;

(b) sport and recreation (major);

(c) residential development;

(d) shopping facility (major);

(e) tourist attraction (major);

(f) wind farm.

Development for a following purpose is port related development for Brisbane core port land—

(a) food and drink outlet;

(b) medical centre;

(c) nature based recreation facility;

(d) office;

(e) park;

(f) seafarers' centre;

(g) service station;

(h) shop (minor);

(i) visitor centre;

(j) warehouse (general).