Seventeen Mile Rocks, QLD 4073

Bushfire Risk

Seventeen Mile Rocks is covered under local and regional bushfire-prone area overlays, indicating consideration of potential bushfire hazards in planning and development.

Character

The suburb includes several heritage and character overlays reflecting commercial and traditional building forms, along with some pre-1911 constructions, which may affect property alterations.

Coastal Flood Risk

There are coastal hazard overlays present, including those related to erosion and storm tide, which may influence property planning near the coast.

Data Limitations

Certain datasets within Seventeen Mile Rocks have limited data availability, signaling the need for further follow-up on specific property information.

Easements

Easement records are maintained for the suburb, highlighting the importance of understanding any access or rights encumbering a property.

Environment

Environmental overlays in the area include biodiversity and critical koala habitats, alongside wetlands, which could impact development and land use permissions.

Flood History

Seventeen Mile Rocks has recorded impacts from historic flood events, notably from the Brisbane River floods in 1974 and 2011, which are considered in property assessments.

Flood Planning Risk

Flood planning overlays for overland flow and designated flood planning areas apply here, guiding safe development standards.

Flood Risk

Properties in this suburb are subject to flood awareness overlays that delineate flood-prone zones for risk management.

Future Infrustructure

Future infrastructure projects including parks and stormwater management are planned within the suburb, possibly affecting local development conditions.

Internet Availability

NBN coverage through wired and wireless networks is present, defining available internet connectivity options for properties in Seventeen Mile Rocks.

Local Plans

Neighbourhood plan boundaries and precincts overlay Seventeen Mile Rocks, indicating specific local planning controls that might influence property use.

Noise

Multiple noise overlays related to proximity to highways, arterial roads, and railways highlight potential noise considerations for residents.

Overland Flow Flood Risk

The suburb is subject to awareness of overland flow flood risks, indicating attention to stormwater runoff in property planning.

Power

Various power line and substation assets are mapped within Seventeen Mile Rocks, which could be relevant for energy supply and property encumbrances.

Public Transport

Existing bus, ferry, and train stops in the vicinity provide options for public transport accessibility.

School Catchments

School catchment areas for primary, junior secondary, and senior secondary schools are established for local educational access.

Sewer

The presence of sewer infrastructure including gravity mains and maintenance structures ensures connectivity to essential utilities.

State Flood Planning

State flood assessment and coastal flood overlays impact property development considerations in Seventeen Mile Rocks.

Steep Land

Contour data reveals variable land slope, an important factor in site design and construction.

Stormwater

Existing stormwater infrastructure such as pipes, gullies, and manholes are recorded, supporting drainage management.

Vegetation

Vegetation protection overlays including significant landscape trees and waterway corridors are active, influencing land use and environmental compliance.

Water

Water supply infrastructure is present with pressure mains and service lines noted for this suburb.

Zoning

Zoning overlays define the statutory land use framework governing property development and allowed activities in Seventeen Mile Rocks.