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Hyper-scale and highly sustainable, Flagstone Logistics Estate offers businesses flexibility with large configurable lots from 10,000 - 100,000sqm, ideal for tenants with ambitious plans for the future. 

Located in Queensland's highest growth corridor and positioned adjacent to the Mount Lindesay Highway, Flagstone Logistics Estate connects customers directly to Brisbane's major infrastructure hubs.

Planning Timeline

2010

• October 2010: The Urban Land Development Authority (UDLA) declared the Greater Flagstone Priority Development Area (PDA)

2016

• February 2016: The Department of the Environment (Australian Government) issued a conditional approval over the land to clear vegetation 

2021

• September 2021: Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) approved a PDA Development Application over the land. The conditional approval for reconfiguring a lot (ROL) included:
  - Earthworks to amend the site levels
  - Road layouts and site access arrangements 
  - Civil servicing arrangements 

2022

• January 2022: Charter Hall acquired the land
• July 2022: Site clearing works commenced

2023

• August 2023: Bulk earthworks commenced
• September 2023: EDQ approved a Change to PDA Development Approval (ROL)

2024

• March 2024: EDQ approved a Change to a PDA Development Approval (ROL)
• October 2024: EDQ approved Warehouse 1 (Material Change of Use for Warehouse - Distribution Centre) 

2025

• March 2025: EDQ approved: 
  - a Change to a PDA Development Approval (ROL)
  - Warehouse 2 (Material Change of Use for Warehouse - Distribution Centre)

Construction Update

EDQ Approval Documents

Plan of Reconfiguration

Staging Plan

Bulk Earthworks Plan

Upcoming Works

• Bulk Earthworks: completed

• Stage 1 to 3 Infrastructure Works
  Commenced August 2024
  - Target completion of Stage 1 works September 2025 (pending weather and construction conditions) 
  
  
• Building Phase Works: ongoing 
  Until completion of estate 

Managing Construction Impacts

Noise

Contractors working on the site will be asked to manage construction noise throughout the project duration. This includes: 

• Regular updates to the community on planned noisy works
• Monitoring noise levels where required
• Ensuring construction methodology minimises intensive activities 

Works are to only take place within the approved construction hours of 6.30am to 6.30pm Monday to Saturday. Any work outside of these hours is subject to EDQ Approval. 

Dust

To minimise the impact of dust, contactors working on the site will be required to cover or vegetate exposed surfaces as soon as practicable. When not possible, exposed surfaces are to be wetted down or treated so as to prevent dust. Construction access points are to be well maintained and swept, ensuring tracking of dirt and dust onto the road network is minimised. 

EPBC Reporting  

 

Year 2 Audit Report

Year 1 Audit Report

Offset Management Plan

Stormwater Management Plan