Brisbane Extractive Resource Overlay Areas Under City Plan 2014

A spatial dataset delineating Key Resource Area (KRA) zones for extractive resources under Brisbane City Plan 2014. It includes three sub-categories: resource/processing areas, separation areas, and transport route separation areas. The data is maintained by Brisbane City Council and was last updated in March 2026.

Use Cases

• Map KRA resource/processing area sub-category boundaries for land-use planning and zoning analysis.
• Analyze spatial relationships between KRA separation area sub-category and nearby developments for compliance checks.
• Identify potential conflicts by overlaying KRA transport route separation area sub-category with proposed infrastructure projects.
• Support environmental impact assessments by modeling buffer zones around the defined extractive resource overlay areas.

Strengths

• Officially maintained and updated by Brisbane City Council, the authoritative planning body.
• Provides legally defined overlay mapping for extractive resource management under City Plan 2014.
• Includes three distinct, policy-defined sub-categories for granular spatial analysis.

Limitations

• No quantitative attributes (rows, columns, sample data) are provided in the metadata.
• Spatial geometry and coordinate reference system details are unspecified.
• Understanding requires cross-referencing the full Brisbane City Plan 2014 document.

Provenance

Source

Brisbane City Council open data portal (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au).

Collection Method

Extracted from the Brisbane City Plan 2014 overlay map (OM-005.1).

Time Range

Governed by the Brisbane City Plan 2014, with ongoing amendments.

Freshness

Last updated on 2026-03 25.

Geography

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.