Brisbane Extractive Resource Overlay Areas Under City Plan 2014

Brisbane City Council provides spatial overlay data for extractive resource management under the City Plan 2014. The dataset defines three sub-categories: Key Resource Area resource/processing, separation, and transport route separation areas. It 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 zoning analysis.
• Analyze spatial relationships between KRA separation area sub-category and existing property developments.
• Plan infrastructure corridors using KRA transport route separation area sub-category data.
• Integrate overlay sub-categories with other planning datasets to assess development constraints.

Strengths

• Data is officially maintained and updated by Brisbane City Council, the authoritative planning body.
• Specifically delineates three regulatory sub-categories for extractive resource management.
• Linked to the official Brisbane City Plan 2014 document for policy context.

Limitations

• No row count, column definitions, or sample data are provided, limiting analytical readiness.
• Data is only available in HTML format, which is not ideal for direct geospatial analysis.
• The description focuses on policy context over technical data specifications.

Provenance

Source

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

Collection Method

Extracted from the Brisbane City Plan 2014 overlay maps, specifically map OM-005.1.

Time Range

Governed by City Plan 2014, with ongoing amendments.

Freshness

Last updated March 2026.

Geography

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.