International Journal of
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IJIET 2021 Vol.12(3): 45-51
doi: 10.18178/ijimt.2021.12.3.908

Research on Development Codes in Brisbane

Dongmei Zeng , Dongjin Qi

  • South China University of Technology, China.

Abstract

Now, we are facing an important reforming periodof national territory plan. If we still use the traditionaldevelopment control means to solve the problem, we will not beable to face the rapidly developing world. Brisbane is the thirdlargest city in Australia. The development codes of Brisbaneoriginated from the development rules of the United Kingdom,but combined with the integrated development assessmentsystem of Australia. It has formed an institutional system withperformance development as the purpose, development codes asthe means and multi-type permission as the result. In the form,all codes, laws, regulations and planning documents related todevelopment are integrated into one folder. In theimplementation of planning objectives, hierarchicalmanagement is adopted, and objectives are decomposed level bylevel to form detail control elements, so that planning objectivesare closely combined with practice. In the management afterapproval, the "special channel" was adopted to improve theadministrative efficiency. In this paper, we hope that throughthe analysis of its background, composition and controlmechanism, we can get some enlightenment on the problems weare facing.

Keywords

  • Planning permission
  • development
  • development code
  • Brisbane
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Dongmei Zeng and Dongjin Qi, "Research on Development Codes in Brisbane," International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology, vol. 12, no. 3, pp. 45-51, 2021. https://doi.org/10.18178/ijimt.2021.12.3.908

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