==================== Annex A - User Guide ==================== The Planning dataset is to be used in conjunction with Geoscape Australia’s Cadastre product to enable spatial representation and analysis. .. image:: annex_a/planning_cadastre_overview.png :alt: Imaging of Cadastre categorised using joined planning values. ---------------- Joining the Data ---------------- Both the cadastre_polygon_pid and cadastre_pid attributes from the Cadastre product join to the cad_polygon_pid and cad_pid attributes, respectively, from the Planning product. An example of this join for the ACT Planning data is shown in the diagram below. .. graphviz:: digraph G { graph [pad="0.5", ranksep="1"]; fontname="ROBOTO" fontsize="10pt" node [fontname="ROBOTO" fontsize="8pt"] edge [fontname="ROBOTO" fontsize="8pt"] rankdir=LR act_cadastre [shape=plain label=<
act_cadastre
cadastre_polygon_pid
cadastre_pid
date_created
date_modified
state
lot
plan
parcel_id
source
contributor_status
title_status
parcel_type
base_parcel
strata_type
total_strata_count
horizontal_strata_count
vertical_strata_count
area:
geometry
>]; subgraph cluster_planning { label="Geoscape Planning" graph[style="dashed,rounded" color="#EA6B66"] act_planning [shape=plain label=<
planning
cad_polygon_pid
cad_pid
date_created
state
zone_code
primary_zone_description
secondary_zone_description.
psma_description
source
url
>]; } inner_join [shape=plain label=<

Inner Join:

cadastre_polygon_pid cad_polygon_pid.
>] act_cadastre_planning_combined [shape=plain label=<
act_cadastre_planning_combined.
cadastre_polygon_pid
cadastre_pid
date_created
date_modified
state
lot
plan
parcel_id
source
contributor_status
title_status
parcel_type
base_parcel
strata_type
total_strata_count
horizontal_strata_count
vertical_strata_count
area:
geometry
act_planning_cad_polygon_pid
act_planning_cad_pid
act_planning_date_created
act_planning_state
act_planning_zone_code
act_planning_primary_zone_description
act_planning_secondary_zone_description.
act_planning_psma_description
act_planning_source
act_planning_url
>] act_cadastre -> inner_join act_planning -> inner_join inner_join -> act_cadastre_planning_combined subgraph cluster_legend { graph[style="" label="Legend" ] legend [shape=plain label=<
Spatial Attribute Table
Textual Attribute Table
>] } } --------------------------------------- Accessing the Detailed Zone Information --------------------------------------- The URL attribute can be used within a web browser in conjunction with the zone_code, primary_zone_description and secondary_zone_description to access more detailed information about the planning classification for a record through the local Government or State planning instrument or scheme. Planning data for Queensland has been sourced from both State and local Government sources. For this reason, it is necessary to be aware that Queensland Planning data will contain URL values relating to local Government planning instruments/schemes where local Government planning data is available but will contain URL values relating to the State planning instrument/scheme where local Government data is not available. To use the URL when viewing the joined data within a GIS application, select a record (highlighted red in the below example). Click the hyperlink within the URL attribute :cite:p:`ACTGovernment2021`. Alternatively, copy the URL value and paste into a web browser. .. image:: annex_a/example_qgis_planning_url.png :alt: Example of Planning data Url accessed via Cadastre Info Query. This will bring up the related State or local Government website, from which the planning instrument or scheme can be accessed. For the ACT website navigate to the Territory Plan page :cite:p:`ACTGovernment2023`. The zone_code, primary_zone_description and secondary_zone_description attributes can then be used to look up more detailed information relating to the planning restrictions for the selected record. This detailed information often describes the objectives for development and types of development that will be considered by the local Government authority, as well as prohibited development within the planning zone.