Mount Tom, QLD 4677

Bushfire Risk

Mount Tom is identified in multiple bushfire prone area datasets, indicating notable bushfire risk across the suburb.

Character

Heritage listings within Mount Tom highlight areas of local cultural significance that may impact development or renovations.

Coastal Flood Risk

Erosion-prone coastal overlays suggest some vulnerability to coastal impacts, though the suburb is inland of immediate coastal areas.

Data Limitations

There are areas within Mount Tom where data may be limited, potentially requiring further enquiry during property due diligence.

Easements

Registered easements are recorded in Mount Tom, which could affect property access rights.

Environment

Environmental overlays reflect the presence of conservation and biodiversity values in the suburb, influencing land use and development constraints.

Flood Risk

Mount Tom includes multiple flood hazard areas identified in local flood risk datasets, highlighting potential flood exposure.

Internet Availability

The suburb is covered by national broadband network line and wireless services, providing multiple internet connectivity options.

Noise

Noise risk overlays near highways and arterial roads are present, indicating some potential noise impact in parts of Mount Tom.

Power

Various power infrastructure assets are mapped in the suburb, reflecting established electrical supply networks.

Public Transport

Public transport stops are documented nearby, aiding connectivity for residents without private transport.

School Catchments

Mount Tom falls within defined catchment areas for primary, junior secondary, and senior secondary schools, relevant for families considering local schooling options.

Sewer

Sewer manholes and pipes are present in the suburb, which supports typical residential sewage infrastructure.

State Flood Planning

State planning overlays related to flooding and coastal flood risk affect parts of Mount Tom, guiding development approvals and risk management.

Steep Land

Slope data indicates varying terrain in Mount Tom, which may influence construction and property design requirements.

Stormwater

Stormwater infrastructure including pipes and open drains is recorded, contributing to local water management systems.

Vegetation

Multiple vegetation protection and habitat overlays apply, identifying Mount Tom as subject to environmental vegetation regulations.

Water

Water supply infrastructure such as pipes and connections are available, underpinning residential and commercial water provision.

Zoning

The suburb's zoning designations are detailed in local and state planning maps, which guide permissible land uses and development potential.