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Logan calls for community feedback on new city plan

by Holly Tancredi
May 20, 2022
in Council, News, Project, Spotlight
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Planning Chair Councillor Jon Raven (left) listens to feedback from Berrinba residents Linda and Phuc Nguyen, who operate Social Sphere Café at Marsden.

Planning Chair Councillor Jon Raven (left) listens to feedback from Berrinba residents Linda and Phuc Nguyen, who operate Social Sphere Café at Marsden.

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Logan City Council has opened community consultation on key elements to help shape Council’s new proposed Logan Plan 2025. 

Logan Plan 2025 will be the city’s latest planning scheme to guide development,  enhance natural areas and ensure housing, jobs and infrastructure are delivered as  the city grows. 

Planning Chair, Councillor Jon Raven, said it is important for the community to  understand the way the City is planned and how the new planning scheme can work. 

“The planning scheme impacts everyone who lives or works in the City of Logan,  along with those who visit us or do business here. Yet it’s something many people  ignore until it’s too late,” Cr Raven said. 

“Logan Plan 2025 will help Council decide when, where and how development  happens. Logan is growing rapidly and this plan will shape the future of our city  leading up to and beyond the 2032 Olympics.” 

Council has launched an online interactive portal to make it easier for residents and  business owners to learn more about Logan Plan 2025 and provide input. 

Community engagement sessions are also planned across a range of venues. To  access information and register for events go to Planning Engagement Events. 

“Community and industry feedback is critical. We want the people and businesses of  Logan to get involved and help us design a brighter future,” Cr Raven said. 

For more information visit Logan City’s Online Community Portal.

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