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Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) has prepared a Draft Land Use Plan for the Port of Gladstone.
A new Land Use Plan is developed every eight years and provides an opportunity for the community to review and comment on how development on strategic port land is regulated and managed. The plan identifies strategic port land to be used for port and port-associated development and provides the framework for GPC to assess development on port land.
Consultation on the Draft Land Use Plan will be open from 13 January 2025 to 5pm 18 March 2025.
How to get involved?
We encourage you to view the Draft Land Use Plan (via this link) and have your say to help inform the finalisation of the plan.
From the 13 January to 18 March 2025, we have a diverse program of activities for you to contribute your feedback.
Lodge a formal submission: You can submit a written submission via the button below, email planning@gpcl.com.au, or mail (to Gladstone Land Use Plan Submission, Gladstone Ports Corporation, PO Box 259, GLADSTONE QLD 4680).
Online survey: You can complete the online survey to share your feedback on the Draft Land Use Plan, by following the survey button below. This information will help guide our planning, but will not be considered a formal submission.
Information drop-in sessions: To drop in and chat with key project staff about the Draft Land Use Plan, visit Gladstone's East Shores Conference Centre on 12 February (between 9am-5:30pm) and/or 13 February (between 7:30am-4pm). Further details of these will be published on the GPC Facebook page.
Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) has prepared a Draft Land Use Plan for the Port of Gladstone.
A new Land Use Plan is developed every eight years and provides an opportunity for the community to review and comment on how development on strategic port land is regulated and managed. The plan identifies strategic port land to be used for port and port-associated development and provides the framework for GPC to assess development on port land.
Consultation on the Draft Land Use Plan will be open from 13 January 2025 to 5pm 18 March 2025.
How to get involved?
We encourage you to view the Draft Land Use Plan (via this link) and have your say to help inform the finalisation of the plan.
From the 13 January to 18 March 2025, we have a diverse program of activities for you to contribute your feedback.
Lodge a formal submission: You can submit a written submission via the button below, email planning@gpcl.com.au, or mail (to Gladstone Land Use Plan Submission, Gladstone Ports Corporation, PO Box 259, GLADSTONE QLD 4680).
Online survey: You can complete the online survey to share your feedback on the Draft Land Use Plan, by following the survey button below. This information will help guide our planning, but will not be considered a formal submission.
Information drop-in sessions: To drop in and chat with key project staff about the Draft Land Use Plan, visit Gladstone's East Shores Conference Centre on 12 February (between 9am-5:30pm) and/or 13 February (between 7:30am-4pm). Further details of these will be published on the GPC Facebook page.
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