Coes Creek, QLD 4560

Bushfire Risk

Coes Creek is covered by multiple bushfire risk overlays including high and medium hazard areas, indicating a significant presence of potential bushfire-prone zones within the suburb.

Character

The suburb includes designated character and heritage areas, with registered local heritage places and buildings that may influence property development or alterations.

Coastal Flood Risk

Coes Creek has overlays related to coastal erosion and storm tide risks, reflecting exposure to potential coastal flooding impacts despite its inland position.

Data Limitations

Certain areas in Coes Creek are marked with limited data availability, suggesting further specific investigation may be required for comprehensive risk assessment.

Easements

Properties in Coes Creek are subject to easements as mapped in recent data, which could affect access rights and land use.

Environment

The suburb contains important environmental values such as core koala habitat and priority areas, as well as regional ecosystems covered by state environmental overlays.

Flood History

Historical flood event records for Coes Creek indicate that the area has experienced flooding impacts, which should be considered when purchasing or developing property.

Flood Planning Risk

Flood risk planning overlays cover Coes Creek, including inundation areas that impact development approvals and building requirements.

Flood Risk

Properties within Coes Creek are mapped within defined flood preparedness zones, highlighting a need for flood mitigation considerations.

Internet Availability

Coes Creek is served by both wired and wireless NBN coverage, ensuring access to modern internet services for residents.

Local Plans

The suburb falls within designated local area and precinct plans which direct land use and development standards.

Noise

Noise buffers related to highways and arterial roads affect parts of Coes Creek, potentially influencing property amenity.

Overland Flow Flood Risk

Defined overland flow event planning overlays indicate Coes Creek may be subject to significant surface water runoff issues during heavy rain.

Power

Electrical infrastructure including power lines, poles, and substations are present in Coes Creek, denoting established power connectivity but also easement considerations.

Public Transport

Multiple public transport stops exist nearby, providing access to bus services enhancing connectivity in Coes Creek.

School Catchments

Coes Creek is covered by catchment zones for primary and secondary schools, informing local education options for residents.

Sewer

Sewer infrastructure including gravity mains and maintenance structures are mapped within Coes Creek, supporting standard sewerage services.

State Flood Planning

State overlay data applies to Coes Creek indicating additional flood assessment and planning controls from Queensland government.

Steep Land

Contour data reveals varied topography with some slopes across Coes Creek, an important factor for building and drainage.

Stormwater

Stormwater infrastructure is present to manage runoff locally within Coes Creek, assisting with flood mitigation efforts.

Vegetation

Significant vegetation protection overlays including locally refined koala habitats and remnant vegetation affect land use in Coes Creek.

Water

Water mains and infrastructure are located throughout Coes Creek, supporting residential water supply.

Zoning

The predominant zoning for Coes Creek is low density residential with some special development areas, guiding land use and development potential.