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REMOTE INDIGENOUS LAND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT OFFICE (RILIPO) November 2019 THIS PRESENTATION This presentation give a snapshot of the activities undertaken by RILIPO in discrete Remote Communities. Activities o Planning Schemes o


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REMOTE INDIGENOUS LAND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT OFFICE (RILIPO)

November 2019

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THIS PRESENTATION

  • This presentation give a snapshot of the activities undertaken by

RILIPO in discrete Remote Communities.

  • Activities
  • Planning Schemes
  • Master Planning
  • Survey
  • Native Title / ILUAS
  • Land Tenure
  • Infrastructure
  • Home Ownership
  • Employment / Economic Development

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Cherbourg Woorabinda Palm Island Yarrabah Wujal Wujal Hope Vale Lockhart River Doomagee Mornington Is Kowanyama Pormpuraaw Coen Aurukun Napranum Mapoon Northern Peninsula Area Torres Strait Is

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Planning Schemes

Planning Schemes

  • Prepare new Planning Schemes

One Planning Scheme to be completed: Torres Shire

  • Undertake amendments of Planning Schemes
  • Guiding councils through the Website requirements re planning

LGIP

  • Prepared LGIP’s for all discrete remote communities

Alignment

  • Support DSDMIP through direct council engagement to complete the

alignment process.

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Master Planning : Purpose

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  • Urban Areas only at present
  • The Master Planning process has involved investigation of planning

and engineering opportunities and constraints to determine an aspirational land use pattern, which balances, community, local government and state agency interests.

  • Provides a guiding framework for future residential, industrial,

commercial, tourism, community facilities, recreation and open space development

  • Ensures that future development is appropriately located, designed,

staged and delivered, to achieve balanced and viable growth options

  • Accords with land use planning objectives, community needs and

aspirations

  • Supporting grant application development for the communities.
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Master Plans

Completed

  • Cherbourg
  • Woorabinda
  • Palm Island
  • Wujal Wujal
  • Doomagee
  • Hope Vale
  • Kowanyama
  • Napranum
  • Mapoon
  • Pormpuraaw
  • NPA
  • Hammond Is

Preparation

  • Yarrabah
  • Coen
  • Aurukun
  • Lockhart River
  • Mornington Island
  • Wasaga Is
  • Poruma, Masig, Iama Is
  • 10 outer Torres Is

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Master Plan Process

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Engineering

Development Infrastructure Costs

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Planning Scheme Vs Master Plan

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Statutory Document prepared in accordance with the Planning Act 2016 Policy Document (to be) Endorsed by NPARC

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Comparison- Seisia

Planning Scheme Master Plan

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The majority of the identified future expansion areas are located in the Township Zone:

“The purpose of the Township Zone Code is to provide for small to medium size urban settlements located within a rural or coastal area. Development provides for a mix of uses including residential, retail, business, education, industrial, community purpose, recreation and open space that support the needs of the local community.”

  • ROL Development within Township Zone is Code Assessable
  • Light Industry is located adjacent to existing Industrial Area.

Existing Capacity.

  • The Tourism Precinct is the preferred location for the

establishment of tourist accommodation including camping and caravan parks and resort style accommodation

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Future Master Planning

Country Based / Amendments

  • Larger land areas
  • Economic / Employment
  • State Strategies and

Directions

  • Other Opportunities

Items

  • Climate Strategy QLD

5.4 Decarbonise remote communities

  • Carbon

Blue carbon options Solar farming Carbon farming

  • Food Security

Farming options Market gardens Community gardens

  • Health

Cooling down the city Healthy communities (Walkability)

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Native Title

Mornington Island Master Plan

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  • Native Title is determined to exist
  • ver most of the DOGIT in

accordance with the Northern Cape York Group #1

  • No development resulting from

the master plan can proceed until an ILUA is completed.

Mapoon

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Land Tenure

  • ILUA
  • DOGIT

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Mornington Island Example

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  • Growth option is on

Traditional Owners Land

  • Negotiate with TO’s for

compensation

  • Undertaken ILUA

negotiations

  • Expanding Urban Area
  • DA Process
  • Development
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Infrastructure

Community Splash parks

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Home Ownership

Provide support to Trustees and potential home owners

  • Provide land administration support
  • Land assessments
  • Surveys
  • Development Approvals (RAL)
  • Assist with addressing Native Title
  • Provide leasing support
  • Coordination of Government services
  • Provision of home ownership information

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Home Ownership Responsibilities

Trustees

  • Leasing support
  • Land assessments
  • Surveys
  • Development Approval

(RAL)

  • Addressing Native Title

Potential home owners

  • Home ownership

information

  • Coordination of

Government departments

  • Surveys
  • Development Approvals

(RAL)

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Survey

  • Community Survey Program
  • Home Ownership
  • Other

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Government Investment Coordination

RILIPO coordinate Government investment and activities in remote discrete communities. The purpose being to prevent duplication

  • Regular Technical Working Group meetings in

communities.

  • Keeping a record of all Government investment in

communities (Power BI program).

  • Interagency contact for development in communities
  • Promote/manage indigenous employment through

government contracts meeting state requirements

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AACAP

Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program

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Summary

RILIPO support all discrete remote communities to;

  • express the communities aspirations
  • address Native Title / ILUAS
  • process development applications
  • manage/undertake development and
  • promote indigenous training and employment

RILIPO support agencies in the provision of services in discrete remote communities. RILIPO furthermore support all discrete remote communities through; the provision of essential infrastructure for housing development RILIPO manages the State Home Ownership coordination in the discrete remote communities RILIPO develop infrastructure such as Splash parks in discrete remote communities

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