Moore, QLD 4314

Bushfire Risk

Moore is subject to multiple bushfire hazard overlays, indicating a significant presence of bushfire-prone areas that should be considered in property acquisition and development planning.

Character

This suburb includes areas registered for heritage significance under Queensland’s heritage register boundaries, which may affect property alterations and approvals.

Data Limitations

Some datasets for Moore have limited data availability, suggesting that further inquiry may be required to fully understand local conditions.

Easements

Properties in Moore may have registered easements affecting access and use rights, which should be reviewed prior to purchase.

Environment

Moore contains core koala habitat and multiple environmental protection overlays, which may impact land use and development potential.

Flood Risk

There is documented flood risk within Moore, including mixed and highest known flood zones, indicating the need for careful evaluation of flood-related planning controls.

Internet Availability

Internet coverage in Moore includes both wired and wireless National Broadband Network services, although availability may vary across the suburb.

Local Plans

Properties in Moore fall within specific local area planning zones under the South Burnett Regional Council, which govern land use and development standards.

Noise

There are noise buffers around highways and railways affecting parts of Moore, with potential implications for residential amenity.

Power

The suburb is served by an extensive network of power infrastructure including substations and overhead lines, which may influence property development and maintenance.

Public Transport

Moore has access to bus stops but limited rail or ferry services nearby, which should be considered for transport planning and accessibility.

School Catchments

The suburb is covered by catchments for primary, junior secondary, and senior secondary schools, relevant to families considering educational access.

Sewer

Sewer infrastructure including gravity mains and maintenance structures exists in Moore, which is important for development servicing and compliance.

State Flood Planning

State government flood overlays affecting Moore include assessments for coastal and basin flood areas, guiding permissible development in flood-prone locations.

Steep Land

Terrain in Moore includes areas with significant slope as indicated by regional contour data, impacting construction feasibility and planning.

Stormwater

The presence of stormwater pipes within Moore highlights local stormwater management infrastructure relevant to property drainage and flood mitigation.

Vegetation

Moore contains several vegetation protection zones including ecological significance areas and biodiversity corridors that influence land clearing and development.

Water

Water supply infrastructure such as pressure mains and service lines are mapped in Moore, which are critical for property water connections.

Zoning

The zoning in Moore as governed by local and state plans defines land use types and development restrictions important for property purchasers to understand.