Steel frames and trusses for Jimboomba

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What to know about building in Jimboomba

From Logan City Council, state agencies, the Bureau of Meteorology and the ABS. Each item links to its source.

• The Greater Flagstone Priority Development Area (7,188 ha, west of the Jimboomba and Mount Lindsay Highway) is expected to provide about 51,500 dwellings for up to 138,000 people over 30-40 years.

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• Logan's updated risk-based flood mapping and policy (TLPI No. 1/2024) commenced on 6 March 2025.

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• In the 2021 Census, 96.7% of occupied dwellings in Jimboomba (7,423 people) were separate houses and 66.0% had four or more bedrooms.

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• TMR has completed the duplication of the Mount Lindesay Highway through Jimboomba between Johanna Street and South Street, following the earlier Camp Cable Road to Johanna Street section delivered in 2020.

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• TMR is planning duplication of the Mount Lindesay Highway south of the town between South Street, Jimboomba and Cedar Vale Road, Cedar Vale.

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Frame design in Jimboomba

Wind classification

Set lot by lot in Jimboomba under AS 4055; send us your site's classification with the plans. · How wind classes work

Flood levels

Check Logan City Council's flood information for the lot first. If it sets a minimum floor level, a raised steel floor system is one way to meet it. · Steel floor systems

Growth-area builds

Repeated house designs in Jimboomba's growth areas suit factory-made frames: each repeat is made to the same engineered drawings. · Steel framing for developers

Owner-builder? QBCC permit rules and what a kit includes