East Coast Surveys (Aust) Pty Ltd

25/12/2022

Merry Christmas from East Coast Surveys!

04/11/2022

Christmas lunch with the team at beautiful Sirromet winery.

09/06/2022

Nice new Isuzu to add the the East Coast Surveys growing fleet. Collected today thanks to MMG Auto at Moorooka. More pics to come after the artwork is done.

31/12/2021

Happy New Year! Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday and a prosperous 2022🎉🍾.

01/01/2021

Wishing all our clients, friends and families a safe and happy holiday season and a prosperous New Year. We will remain closed for holidays until Monday the 11th of January.

13/08/2020

1 into 17 with new road over two stages- Calamvale

This site originally had an approval for a multiple dwelling development. The new owner wanted to create standard format lots instead. The site is in the Emerging Community zone. A 17-lot subdivision with a new road was ultimately achieved. This development was proposed to be carried out in two stages. Stage 1 involved a 1 into 6 lot subdivision of the front section of the site with a new road. Stage 2 involved the creation of 11 lots and new road.

There were stormwater and biodiversity issues that arose from this proposal. These were overcome with rehabilitation plans and engineering reporting. Covenants and building envelopes were applied to lots 12 and 13 to preserve the vegetation.

18/07/2020

1 into 4 lot subdivision- Capalaba

This development resulted in 4 new frontage lots with 2 small lots and 2 standard lots.

There were issues regarding habitat protection and access during the assessment period with Council that were resolved successfully resulting in an approval.

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We design and manage Brisbane subdivision applications from plan conception to registration of title. Using a team of associated consultants, all aspects of your development are planned and organised.

07/07/2020

1 into 4 lot subdivision – Wynnum West

The development initially envisioned 5 lots, however was reduced to 4 proposed lots due to council’s response on preferred lot sizes.

The development resulted in 3 small lots and 1 standard lot being approved. The dwelling was retained on one of the new small lots and assessed against the small lot code in a separate application due to some non-conformances.

06/07/2020

1 into 3 lot subdivision

The development achieved access from the dead end of Larbonya St. It involved including the adjoining development and appropriate conditions for easements for access.

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03/07/2020

My first ever podcast. I share a few thoughts on the industry and the Locate conference. To get a taste of what is on offer at Locate sign up for Locate Connect, our new engagement platform. Our mini conference is online next week.

Listen to this episode from Locate Podcast on Spotify. In this episode, we speak with Paul Reed, Convenor of the Locate20 and Locate21 Conferences, Chair of SSSI QLD and Principal Surveyor and owner at East Coast Surveys (Aust) Pty Ltd. We have a delightful conversation with Paul about what makes Lo...

21/06/2020

A 2 into 6 lot subdivision over 2 planning applications to allow 2 stages - in Alexandra Hills, Queensland.

This 2 into 6 lot subdivision was approved over two applications to create effectively two stages. The site had complex storm water management and environmental issues. These issues were overcome through specialist reporting by an ecologist and engineer.

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18/06/2020

This was a 1 into 4 Lot Subdivision & Material Change of Use at a site in Loganholme.

This development was a combined reconfiguration with a material change of use application for building envelopes.

The land use is constrained by a large Energex easement for
power lines that traverse through the site. In the process Energex was approached to provide a response as an advice agency for referral. Through discussion and the implementation of some specific conditions around this easement the development was able to go ahead successfully.
Access and storm water drainage were the main issues raised by council. These items were addressed and thus resolved through engineering design and a material change of use application for building envelopes for above ground water tanks.