About UsMr Brewster is a corporate member of the Planning Institute of Australia and a Certified Practising Planner. Our environmental experience extends to the Commonwealth and Queensland Environmental Authorities, as well as setting up the Department of Defence environmental assessment unit. This valuable experience is offered as a personal service to you to achieve a win-win solution to your project. |
Managing Director: Roger Brewster |
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Consultancy Planning Experience Summary Since 1981, Managing Director of Landplan Australia Pty Ltd. environmental planning consulting practice based primarily at the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Consulting experience includes planning studies, environmental and economic impact studies for over 800 residential, subdivision (dry and canal), commercial and community development projects. Training and assisting planning staff, setting up assessment procedures and project management.
Policy and Planning Studies/Activities
Planning Studies for Development Applications
Other Planning Experience2012 - Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning
2008 – 2011 Queensland Department of Infrastructure and Planning: Principal Planner, Greenfield Strategy Implementation Team:
Principal Planner, Priority Infrastructure Plans Team:
Principal Policy Officer, Climate Change Unit, Growth Management Queensland:
Town Planner involved in development projects, including master planning of expansion of township of Alyangula, Groot Eylandt NT for BHP. 1975 - 1979 Commonwealth Department of Environment, Housing and Community Development.
Senior Environmental Officer with the Proposals Assessment Division to administer the Environment Protection (Impact of Proposals) Act for Commonwealth areas of responsibility and control including:
Extra-Curricular ActivitiesPlanning Institute1997 - 2001 President of the Gold Coast Branch of the Planning Institute of Australia (then RAPI). 2002 - 2007 Official representative of PIA for Commonwealth Association of Planners (CAP) and Coordinator for the South West Pacific CAP Region. Convenor of first Pacific regional forum in 2003. Coordinator for CAP involvement in the Indian Ocean Tsunami recovery planning program in Sri Lanka, organised and participated in the March and December recovery workshops in 2005.
Gold Coast Cohousing Association1998 - 2005 President of the Gold Coast Cohousing Association, committed to developing a socially sustainable community in the region and promoting the concepts of cohousing and its benefits for privacy and community in housing.
Planning Lecturing1988 - 1993 Gold Coast Institute of TAFE - Part time lecturer for Advanced Certificate (Real Estate), focusing on planning schemes interpretation and usage. 1996 Queensland University of Technology - Part time lecturer for land development course. 2001-09 Guest lecturer at Griffith and Bond Universities on planning and sustainable development. Lectures focus on the understanding of planning legislation and practical application to a wide range of day-to-day planning scenarios.
Bond University2009 - 2011 PhD program in the Mirvac School of Sustainable Development.
Conferences and Study Tours1998 Study tour of southern Japan (repeated in 1999), southern England and Paris 2000 Study tours of Tasmania and New Zealand. 2002 Royal Town Planning Institute and CAP forum, Manchester UK as official Australian delegate. 2003 PIA National Congress Adelaide as CAP representative. 2004 PIA National Congress Hobart as CAP representative and speaker on cohousing concept. CAP forum Kuala Lumpur as official Australian delegate and speaker on Pacific region. Study tour of Singapore, Malacca and Penang. 2005 PIA National Congress Melbourne as CAP representative and tsunami workshop organiser. Tsunami workshops organiser and participant in Sri Lanka. Canadian Institute of Planners Conference, Calgary as Australian CAP representative. Study tour of eastern Canadian cities – Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec; and New York. Built Environment Issues in Small Island States, Jamaica as a presenter on disaster recovery planning. Study tour of northern Italy including Rome, Florence, Sienna, Venice, and Pisa to evaluate sustainable building. 2006 World Planners Congress and World Urban Forum 3 at Vancouver as a presenter on disaster recovery planning. 2007 Commonwealth Technology Organisation at Dar es Salaam, Tanzania as a presenter on disaster recovery planning and discussions with UN Habitat in Nairobi on recovery. 2007 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting Peoples Forum at Kampala as a participant 2008 Planning Africa Conference at Johannesburg SA presenting strategy for Commonwealth Planning Assistance to developing nations. Study tour from Cape Town to Durban. 2010 Green Cities Conference, Melbourne. West Coast Green Sustainability Conference, San Francisco and ASPO USA World Oil Conference Washington DC. 2011 Wessex Institute international conference on Suustainable Development and Planning, presenting PhD research findings. |