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Public notice
s71(9)&(10)Â Queensland Heritage Act 1992
Yeerongpilly Green – Animal Research Institute (former) – Approval of Development by the State (Application reference: A-DAS-NEW-101088792)
Under the provisions of sections 71(9) and (10) of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the Minister for Economic Development Queensland gives public notice that a decision to accept in full the Queensland Heritage Council’s recommendation and conditions has been made. This decision permits the carrying out of preliminary building and restoration works to make good, make safe, and make watertight the Veterinary School Main Building, including demolition of the stables and partial demolition of the southern wing where the building has sustained significant fire damage at the following State Heritage Place:
Queensland Heritage Register Number (QHR): 602598
Animal Research Institute (former)
681 Fairfield Road
Yeerongpilly  QLD  4105
Application number: A-DAS-NEW-101088792
The street address for the works site is now 37 Fig Tree Street, Yeerongpilly, more properly described as Lot 8 on SP301006.
The Queensland Heritage Council recommendation and conditions can be downloaded below:
QHC s71 recommendation letter
ARI remediation works drawings
The transformation of the 14 hectare former Animal Research Institute into a charming urban village is underway. When complete, it will include a mix of residential, retail, commercial and community sites, public spaces and greater connectivity to public transport.
So far, the project has delivered:
- A boutique retail centre anchored by Woolworths;
- 24 townhouses;
- Restoration of the existing timber heritage building;
- More than $30M worth of community infrastructure, including:
- Roads;
- Pedestrian friendly connection to the Yeerongpilly train station;
- Community parklands.
There are a range of mixed use and residential lots to be developed.
Cleveland Industrial Estate
Moura Industrial Estate
Currumbin Eco-Parkland
Yarwun Industrial Estate