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Question 1 of 12
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You can use the City Plan Interactive Mapping to find the zoning of a property.
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You can use various mapping tools to search a property by Lot & Plan, the City Plan interactive mapping is probably the easiest.
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You can use the City Plan interactive mapping to investigate what overlays affect a property.
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You can use the City Plan interactive mapping to investigate what overlays affect a property.
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You can review the 1946 aerial imagery using either Q-Imagery or the BCC interactive mapping.
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Sometimes, to find a property address you just need to zoom in using the mapping and manually find the property. In this instance, using the aerial imagery in the BCC City Plan interactive mapping might help you find the site faster.
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You can use PDOnline to search for applications.
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You can use PDOnline to search a sites development approval history.
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You can use QldGlobe to search sites and turn on ‘easement’ layers.
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You can use the state government DAMS mapping to find whether or not a property is affected by Koala overlays.
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You can use the DAMS mapping system to review matters of state significance.
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Question 12 of 12
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Sometimes we need to use multiple resources to figure something out. For example, here you might start with the City Plan interactive mapping, then use Google to clarify.