Park Ridge, Logan Reserve estates add $39m to Logan council coffers

New estates sprouting across Logan’s southern suburbs of Park Ridge and Logan Reserve are fuelling council coffers.

The Rise at Park Ridge is one of the major development projects being undertaken in Logan.

SUBDIVISIONS and new estates are lining Logan City Council coffers. In February, council collected a whopping $3,000,810.41 in infrastructure charges from developers. That brought the total for the financial year to $39,840,581.48 million.

Building is taking place across Logan’s southern suburbs where developers have contributed some of the $39 million paid to Logan City Council in infrastructure charges this year.

The 74-lot Park Rise Stage 1 and 2 developments at 491-499 Chambers Flat Rd, Park Ridge were major contributors.

The Logan Reserve Land Use Area Amendment received ministerial approval in February to proceed to adoption.