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Mount Cotton plans, Wellington Point traffic, and town hall forums: letters
The future of the Redlands is discussed in three letters to Redlands2030 — the importance of an informed community, traffic impacts of development in Wellington Point, and plans for industrial development in Mount Cotton. If you have something to say, email you letter to Theeditor@redlands2030.net Redlands2030 Town Hall Forums Vote […]
Mount Cotton development – Redlands Town Hall 19 October 2026
At the next Redlands Town Hall meeting on Monday 19 October, Mount Cotton development plans will be discussed by project developer Mr Stephen Williams who has substantial experience in delivering complex property development projects. The scale of potential development at Mount Cotton was explained in Redlands2030’s story published a few […]
Koala Action Group comments about Double Jump Road tree clearing plans
The opportunity to comment about plans to clear 1054 koala habitat trees at Double Jump Road in Victoria Point closes on Monday 12 October 2026. The project, proposed by a subsidiary of Fiteni Homes, includes a 240 lot single-dwelling subdivision, two medium density residential areas, and a small commercial/retail area. […]
Latest News
Mount Cotton plans, Wellington Point traffic, and town hall forums: letters
The future of the Redlands is discussed in three letters to Redlands2030 — the importance of an informed community, traffic impacts of development in Wellington Point, and plans for industrial development in Mount Cotton. If you have something to say, email you letter to Theeditor@redlands2030.net Redlands2030 Town Hall Forums Vote […]
About Redlands2030
About Redlands2030 Inc We’re a Queensland non-profit group, offering a ‘grass roots’ forum for locals concerned about government decisions and planning in the Redlands. Redlands2030 Inc was formed in 2014 to fight the controversial Toondah Harbour residential development that will reclaim 100 acres of Moreton Bay marine park and protected wetlands. We believe the community’s values, as set out in the Redlands 2030 Community Plan should guide major planning and development decisions within our Redlands. These values include:
- Widespread community involvement in determining the future of the Redlands
- Sustainable economic development
- Respect for our natural environment
Redlands2030 uses its influence to balance varying views about the future shape of the Redlands – with a healthy leaning towards preserving the natural strategic assets we possess. We are not against development - except where it is clearly counter to community expectations.