Frequently Asked Questions

We have a Land Redevelopment Committee (LRC) for each of our redevelopment areas to enable community and local government experts to be involved in the development and delivery of our urban renewal projects.
The committee members have a range of experience in local government, planning and urban renewal and demonstrate a strong understanding of local community needs.
Our LRCs are scheduled to meet on a monthly basis to provide determinations or recommendations to our Board on developments over a certain value.

Our Land Redevelopment Committee (LRC) members have a range of experience in local government, planning and urban renewal and demonstrate a strong understanding of local community needs.
You can find a list of current members and their profiles on our Land Redevelopment Committees page.

You are welcome to speak briefly at the start of a Land Redevelopment Committee (LRC) meeting if you submitted a public comment during the consultation period for a development application. 
Our team will contact all submitters a minimum of five days prior to an LRC meeting with specific details of how to register.
Some things to be aware of:

• Registrations are required no later than 5pm on Tuesday prior to the meeting. 
• Each speaker is limited to five minutes.
• You may address the subject development application, but not other non-planning related matters.
• Meetings will take place in a CBD location which will be confirmed prior. There may be occasions where alternative locations are required. 
• LRC meetings generally take place during standard business hours.
• Allow up to an hour of your time for an LRC meeting. We do our best to make sure they run on time; however this cannot be guaranteed.
• You can only attend if registered to speak at the meeting. 
• Committee deliberations are not public discussions.

Land Redevelopment Committee (LRC) meetings are scheduled on the first Monday of each month. If this falls on a public holiday the meeting will take place on the first Wednesday of the month instead.
Meeting dates are subject to LRC member availability.

Our LRC members are not to be approached or lobbied with regards to development applications and other planning items.