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THE VALUE OF PLANNING IN … regional development and prosperity

ºÚÁÏ´óÊÂ in regional areas can, at times, be challenging in different ways to planning that is undertaken in more urban areas. Regional areas often have hidden gems that can form catalysts for development, but there may also be conflicts between uses in the rural/urban interface areas. This seminar seeks to highlight the possibilities that planning within the regions is able to unlock to provide economic prosperity and development opportunities.

This seminar brought together two regional Queensland projects which address different types of regional development, being the urban/rural interface areas of Bundaberg and the Mackay Waterfront Master Plan and PDA project. The speakers (Amanda Taylor MPIA from Place Design Group and Kylie Rogers from Mackay Regional Council) discuss their projects, along with the challenges and opportunities that these projects provide to their regions.

About the speakers:

Kylie Rogers, Mackay City and Waterfront Project Manager, Mackay Regional Council began her career as a civil engineering consultant before moving to the UK for a number of years to further develop and diversify her skills. Since returning to Central Queensland, she has worked with Mackay Regional Council undertaking infrastructure planning and delivering large infrastructure projects. Kylie is currently responsible for ensuring the alignment of planning, infrastructure, economic development and place making activities lead to the successful implementation of the Mackay Waterfront Project.

Amanda Taylor MPIA is a ºÚÁÏ´óÊÂ Principal at Place Design Group with more than 15 years’ experience across a broad range of statutory and strategic planning and design projects, Amanda has successfully led a range of significant urban and regional projects, specialising in planning policy, large scale and complex developments.

Learning Outcomes

Core Competency: Using a creative and integrative approach, drawing on a range of disciplines and methods

Designed For

This seminar series suits all planners and allied professionals.

Recorded

Tuesday 12 October 2021

Duration

1.5 hours

Cost

Student Member $35
Member $65
Non Member $95

Note: Payment is by credit card only. If you require another method of payment please contact qld@planning.org.au

A link to view this seminar recording will be sent to you with your registration confirmation.