A development application is currently open for public comment, with Moreton Bay residents invited to have their say on plans that would bring a five-star hotel, full-line supermarket, fast food outlets, a service station, and a range of other commercial facilities to 1780-1820 Bribie Island Road, Sandstone Point.
Read: Five-Star Luxury Resort Planned for Sandstone Point
What’s being proposed?
The application covers two distinct precincts and would be delivered in three stages (with substages). The resort component, proposed immediately south of the existing hotel, includes two 11-storey buildings reaching 36 metres in height, with a combined 202 rooms, basement and ground-level parking totalling 367 spaces, and outdoor recreation areas including pools, wellness and recreation facilities, and open space linked to the adjoining hotel.
The mixed-use centre, proposed north-west of the resort, includes a full-line supermarket of 4,030 sqm, three fast food pad sites, a service station with convenience store, and a further 4,705 sqm of space spanning food and drink outlets, healthcare services, office space, service industry and indoor sport and recreation. A combined resort complex, indoor sport and recreation, and showroom component accounts for a further 6,875 sqm. Car parking for the mixed-use centre would exceed 1,200 spaces across basement and at-grade levels.
Access to the mixed-use precinct is proposed via a new signalised intersection on Bribie Island Road, a new left-in/left-out access point, and connection to the existing internal road from Bestmann Road. Bus drop-off, a taxi rank, and overflow parking are also included.
How to have your say
Cr Matt Savige flagged the public notification period on his Facebook page, encouraging residents to engage with the process. Anyone wishing to have their views formally considered should submit a submission before the notification period closes on 27 May 2026.
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Submissions must be properly made under Queensland planning law to be formally considered. Details on how to do this are available via the council’s DA Tracker.
Published 7-May-2026
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