Development breaks to spur CBD investment in Rocky
The Rockhampton CBD is in for a shake up.
The city council has introduced a Development Incentive Policy to promote multi-unit development in the area between the bridges crossing the Fitzroy River and the four blocks up to Alma St.
The policy builds on development incentives which have played an important part in stimulating the regoin’s economy over the past seven years, said Acting Mayor Neil Fisher.
“The purpose of the Development Incentives Policy is to attract investment and support projects that will deliver local jobs and promote economic growth in our community,” Cr Fisher said.
“Under. . .
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