Property planning
A property plan is a way of recording property resources, management practices and development intentions for the future sustainability and profitability of your enterprise.
Property planning is an important activity used to:
- record farm assets
- identify and manage risks
- prioritise management actions
- communicate family and business goals
- comply with legal and industry requirements.
Property plans may be voluntary, a regulatory requirement, or needed to support an application for financial assistance.
This site provides information on property planning programs and resources in Queensland including:
- property planning programs (types of support programs)
- property planning activities (programs grouped under broad planning categories)
- preparing a property plan (maps, written information and planning considerations)
- monitoring and auditing of a property plan
Also, see incentives for sustainable management.
OnePlan has developed this site to coordinate online access to programs and resources.
OnePlan is a Blueprint for the Bush project, which aims to streamline and simplify regulatory requirements for rural property planning in Queensland.
Further information
- Property resource management planning Guidelines for landholders (March 2003) (PDF, 143K)*
- Land fact sheet L77 Property plans – when should they be prepared? (PDF, 91K)*
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Last reviewed 20 January 2011
Last updated 3 August 2010