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Northshore is the largest waterfront urban renewal project in Queensland and is destined to become a true Brisbane icon.
Over the next 20 years, this 304 hectare precinct will transform from an industrial area into a vibrant riverside precinct which stretches 2.5 kilometres along the Brisbane river.
Discover what’s on the horizon and how Northshore will develop into an even greater destination via:
Infrastructure upgrades
Northshore is the largest waterfront urban renewal project in Queensland and is destined to become a true Brisbane icon.
Over the next 20 years, this 304 hectare precinct will transform from an industrial area into a vibrant riverside precinct which stretches 2.5 kilometres along the Brisbane river.
Discover what’s on the horizon and how Northshore will develop into an even greater destination via:
Infrastructure upgrades
Roadwork activity
If you would like to ask us a new question about the Northshore project, please do so here.
Welcome to the Northshore community. Hercules Street Park opened today to the public. Enjoy!
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Brisbane City Council manages these types of issues and has a team dedicated to managing these concerns. Please contact Council on 3403 8888 and your query will directed to councils Mosquito Operations Team who will be best placed to discuss mitigation options.
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Brisbane City Council have clear standards on residential parking rules in place to ensure parked or stopped vehicles do not affect local access or traffic flow.To report an illegal or dangerously parked vehicle, you can phone Council on 07 3403 8888.
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The Civil Aviation
Safety Authority (CASA) regulates flying of drones and other Remotely Piloted
Aircraft in Australia. Information on drone safety rules are available on the
CASA website.
You can also report unsafe drone operations directly to CASA.
Brisbane City Council
also provide guidance on the regulations around flying drones from parkland.
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The Hercules Street Park upgrades are due for completion at the end of 2019, subject to weather. Once the upgrades are complete, the park will be open to the public. There are six car parks that will be provided in the park for parents with prams and disabled persons. Outside of the park, we have outlined all parking available on our Northshore Parking Map.
EDQ is committed to including a community pool in the Northshore precinct and will look at incorporating this into the development scheme.
At this stage we are unsure on the location or timing of delivery of the pool, but if you are looking for a local pool, the closest ones are located in Fortitude Valley, Chermside and Newmarket and details on those are on located on the Brisbane City Council website(External link).
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The Hercules Street Park is fully lit including the Village Green and the dog park. The hours of operation of the lighting will be determined by Brisbane City Council.
The park is mowed on a fortnightly basis, and weekly during the warmer months. As such, the park is assessed regularly. Just last week, the bench was moved back against the fence due to a hole being dug in front of the bench, which has now been resurfaced and cordoned off to allow the grass to establish itself.
We would be interested to know more regarding the mentioned unsafe conditions, to ensure that we investigate this immediately.
Thank you for your enquiry. The Hercules Street Park upgrades, due for completion at the end of 2019, will not include a skate park, however the Northshore precinct has 30 years of development remaining and we are considering other community activities in this time. Therefore, this is a possibility in the future.
Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) is responsible for creating and managing the planning framework and the development of community facilities and infrastructure including roads and public space within the Northshore Hamilton PDA. Once implemented these assets are handed over to Brisbane City Council (BCC) to maintain. We work closely with BCC to identify community needs and agree on the nature and form of the infrastructure.
Not only are we looking ahead to the future permanent development, but we are also looking at how we utilise some of our land and existing buildings in the meantime. Providing a diverse selection of activities for a range of age groups is a key objective of ours so we appreciate you bringing this need to our attention and we will bear this in mind when considering future opportunities.
Thank you for your enquiry. The Hercules Street Park upgrades, due for completion at the end of 2019, will not include a community garden, however the Northshore precinct has 30 years of development remaining and we are considering uses such as community gardens as well as other community activities in this time. Therefore, this is a possibility in the future.
Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) is responsible for creating and managing the planning framework and the development of community facilities and infrastructure including roads and public space within the Northshore Hamilton PDA. Once implemented these assets are handed over to Brisbane City Council (BCC) to maintain. We work closely with BCC to identify community needs and agree on the nature and form of the infrastructure.
Wharf Close pop up park opened and Hercules Street Park temporarily closed for upgrading.
Tender process and appointment of park upgrade contractor.
Hercules Street Park upgrade commences.
Hercules Street Park opens to the public.