Logan City Council 2020 election boundaries finalised

Significant growth in suburbs including Flagstone and Yarrabilba has led to significant changes to some divisions so they remain within quota.

The Change Commission published proposed boundaries for all 12 divisions on August 23, which were subject to public consultation.

Public submissions prompted changes to proposed boundaries in divisions four, seven, eight and nine.

Division four will lose Tamborine to Division nine but retain part of Logan Village bounded by the Logan River, including Bobermien Road and Hotz Road.

Division seven will also retain a portion of Park Ridge west of the Mount Lindesay Highway while Division eight will keep part of Regents Park.

The final changes mean Division four is now the smallest electorate with 14,356 voters (down from 18,653) and Division two is the largest with 17,237 voters (up from 16,400).

- Loses Mundoolun, Tamborine and parts of Jimboomba to Division nine, Bahrs Scrub to Division six and Mount Warren Park to Division 12

- Gains Waterford and part of Bethania from Division six

- 14,356 voters

- Laurie Koranski will contest the division

- Loses Riverbend, Glenlogan, Cedar Grove, Cedar Vale, Woodhill, Veresdale, Veresdale Scrub and parts of South Maclean and Jimboomba to Division nine

- Gains Greenbank and a portion of North Maclean, Munruben and Park Ridge South

- 14,510 voters

- Natalie Willcocks and Kathleen de Leon will contest the division

- Loses Waterford West, Logan Reserve, Park Ridge South, Park Ridge and parts of Chambers Flat and Crestmead

- Gains Mundoolun, Riverbend, Glenlogan, Cedar Grove, Cedar Vale, Woodhill, Veresdale, Veresdale Scrub, Tamborine and parts of South Maclean and Jimboomba

- 14,903 voters

- Bob Lye will contest division

- Loses Greenbank and parts of Park Ridge South, Munruben and North Maclean

- Gains Browns Plains

- 16,701 voters

- Loses Browns Plains

- Gains Logan Reserve, Crestmead and Chambers Flat.

- 16,701 voters

- Jacob Heremaia will contest division