Celebrating 70 years in Northern Australia
In 2023 Brazier Motti celebrated a major milestone – 70 years in Town Planning, Land Surveying, Project Management and Mapping & GIS in Northern Australia.
It’s been a privilege to play our part in supporting North Queensland, Far North Queensland and Northern Australia. We’re proud to be able to contribute to the Planning and Surveying disciplines, the industries we work with, and the local communities we call home.
We’re excited by what we’ve been able to achieve over the past 70-years in business – and even more so by what the future holds for us as the North continues grow.
Thank you to all of our team members, clients, stakeholders and the community for your support over the past 70-years. We look forward to continuing to work with you in our next chapter and beyond.
BM certified for data security
Brazier Motti is pleased to announce that we are now ISO 27001 certified.
ISO 27001 is the highest level of internationally recognised accreditation for data and information security practices.
Across our 70-year history we’ve focussed on leading our industry as a trusted provider of Surveying, Town Planning, Project Management, and Geospatial Data services. Operating with the highest standard of digital security is critical as we work to deliver quality outcomes for our clients.
This certification complements our existing suite of ISO recognitions in Quality Assurance, Occupational Health and Safety, and Environmental Management.
Supporting economic growth
Brazier Motti is pleased to be involved with North Queensland’s new Designated Area Migration Agreement. This initiative is being led by the region’s Economic Development organisation Townsville Enterprise.
Townsville is growing. Now the region needs to grow its skilled workforce to help deliver key services. This new initiative will allow access to a new migration pathway to help fill critical positions that can’t be found locally so that our economy can continue to grow.
Meet BM’s newest team members
In 2020, the Brazier Motti team grew with some fantastic new additions to support us as we create opportunities for our clients in Northern Australia.
We’d like introduce our new our new Company Accountant Kylie and our new Administration Officer Emma.
Kylie brings over 10 years of local public practice accounting experience to our team. She is a Certified Practicing Accountant and has a Bachelor of Business majoring in Accounting and Economics. Kylie also applies her professional skills to give back to the North Queensland community as the Treasurer at Shed 3, a local not-for-profit creating opportunities for young people in Townsville.
Our new Administration Officer Emma is a recent James Cook University graduate with a Bachelor of Planning. She’s now begun her journey towards becoming a Town Planner. Emma is also an active part of our community, helping care for and rehome abandoned pets with Townsville as a volunteer for Townsville Foster and Rehoming Animals.
We’re very pleased to have welcomed Kylie and Emma to the BM team in 2020 and look forward to their continuing contributions to support our clients.
New Planning regulations introduced
The Mandatory Planning (Walkable Neighbourhoods) Amendment Regulation 2020 has now been introduced by the Queensland Government. This new Regulation comes into effect from the 28th of September, creating new requirements for the subdivision of land.
Under the legislation, new benchmarks requirements have been created, including:
- Grid like patterns that respond to the local landscape
- A maximum street of less than 250m
- A minimum of one tree every 15m
- Footpaths on at least one side of the road
- Parks and open space within 400m of each block
There is some flexibility where the local landscape affects the ability to meet these requirements.
Our experienced Brazier Motti planning team have a comprehensive understanding of these new requirements and are ready to discuss how it might affect your project and how we can help you achieve workable solutions.
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