Public Notification

The Planning Act 2016 requires certain development applications to be publicly notified by publishing a notice in a newspaper, placing a notice on land and giving notice to adjoining owners, in the way set out in the Development Assessment Rules (DA Rules). For further information on public notification requirements, please see the Guide to public notification of development and change applications(PDF, 2MB).

Applications in Public Notification

Below you can find the development applications currently in Public Notification.

Application No.                

Description     

Location                                                   

Public Notification Period

Attachment
D/202-2025 Material Change of Use for a Dwelling House and Shed  621-623 Montgomerie Street, Lakes Creek  6 June 2026 to 29 June 2026 Application Documents(PDF, 40MB)
D/75-2026 Material Change of Use for Undefined Use (Function Facility and Ancillary Accommodation)  Lot 187 Harnsworth Road, Alton Downs 15 June 2026 to 3 July 2026 Application Documents(PDF, 9MB)
D/69-2026 Material Change of Use for Two (2) Dwelling Houses (Building Envelopes) and Reconfiguration of a Lot (two lots into three lots) 25 Mill Street, Bajool  16 June 2026 to 6 July 2026 Application Documents(PDF, 15MB)
D/59-2026 Material Change of Use for a Showroom (Extension) 6 Alexandra Street, Park Avenue 18 June 2026 to 8 July 2026 Application Documents(PDF, 189MB)
D/73-2026 Reconfiguring a Lot for a Subdivision (one lots into two lots)

240 Kalapa - Black Mountain Road, Kalapa

 18 June 2026 to 10 July 2026 Application Documents(PDF, 1MB)

 

Making a Submission

Should you wish to make a submission about an application, you may:

  • by email to enquiries@rrc.qld.gov.au - Queensland State Laws will accept this communication as containing the submission-makers signature under the Electronic Transactions (Queensland) Act 2001.
  • in person - see Contact Us for the address of our Customer Service Centres. 

Please note your submission must be a 'properly made submission' to gain rights to appeal any decision to the Planning and Environment Court.

 A properly made submission must:

  • be signed by each person who made the submission (in writing or electronic) 
  • be received during the public notification period
  • state the name and residential or business address of each person who made the submission
  • state the name or electronic address of each person who made the submission
  • state the grounds of the submission and the facts and circumstances relied on in support or objection of the grounds (with a focus on planning issues)
  • be addressed to the assessment manager

Please see the Guide to making a submission about a development application(PDF, 88KB) to assist you in making a submission.

 

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