Development Application Tracking

What is Development Application Tracking?

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Development application tracking provides Council's customers with the ability to view and print information and track the progress of development applications online for free.

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What information can I obtain online?

  • Basic property information for any property within Gladstone Regional Council's jurisdiction, including:
    • Lot and Real Property numbers;
    • Area of land;
    • Applications (current) associated with a specific property.
  • Development application details and status for all Integrated Planning Act and Sustainable Planning Act 2009 development applications lodged since July 1, 2009, including:
    • General details – description and date lodged;
    • Status of application;
    • Applicant;
    • Property address;
    • List of events associated with the application and status of these events;
    • Decision.
  • Related documents, including:
    • Council's Decision and stamped approved plans.
      Referral and Concurrence Agency responses.

Development Applications on Public Display

DA/54/2025

Address
Lot 2 SP 341685, Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood QLD 4680, more formally described as Part of Lot 2 on SP341685.
Proposal
Shop (Supermarket - Total GFA: 3,992m2)
Date
4 October 2025 to 28 October 2025
Public Notification Documents
View Documents(PDF, 5MB)

Full Application: Please access the full application via Council’s PD Online Tracking portal

As advertised in CQToday, Saturday, 4 October 2025.

DA/35/2025

Address
Lot 904, Kirkwood Road, New Auckland Qld 4680, more formally described as Lot 904 on SP247064.
Proposal
Childcare Centre (Stage 1 - 108 Places and Stage 2 – 44 Places)
Date
16 October 2025 to 6 November 2025
Public Notification Documents
View Documents(PDF, 15MB)

Full Application: Please access the full application via Council’s PD Online Tracking portal

As advertised in Gladstone Observer, Wednesday, 15 October 2025.


Making a Submission

A "Properly Made Submission" can be lodged electronically or in writing. In order to be considered a properly made submission the following requirements must be adhered to.

In Writing

  • Be in writing and signed by each person making the submission
  • Be received during the notification period
  • State the name and residential or business address of each person who is making the submission
  • State the grounds of the submission and the facts and circumstances relied on in support of the grounds, and
  • Be made to the assessment manager.

Submissions lodged in writing should be submitted at any of Councils Offices or Rural Transaction Centres or posted to PO Box 29, Gladstone Qld 4680.

Electronically

  • Be received during the notification period
  • State the name and residential or business address of each person who is making the submission
  • State the grounds of the submission and the facts and circumstances relied on in support of the grounds, and
  • Be made to the assessment manager.

Submissions lodged electronically should be submitted to info@gladstone.qld.gov.au

For a comprehensive guide to making a submission refer to the guide available via the Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning Website.