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# VPA

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- [CEO Update – June 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-june-2024/) - It’s hard to believe we are already almost halfway through 2024. Since I last updated you, the VPA has been driving hard at delivering the 31 projects allocated to us in last year’s Victorian Government Housing Statement, as well as working with our departmental colleagues to clarify our forward priorities. Our 10 projects in Melbourne’s activity
- [CEO Update – October 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-october-2024/) - I’m delighted this month to be able to bring you up to date on the significant announcements made by government this week and what they mean for the VPA.The expansion of the Government’s Activity Centre Program will see our planning partnership with DTP continue to progressively introduce new planning controls from next year to 25
- [Planning in areas that include potential Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon habitat](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/planning-in-areas-that-include-potential-victorian-grassland-earless-dragon-habitat/) - In January 2023, the critically endangered Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) was rediscovered in a location west of Melbourne. It was the first time the species had been sighted in more than 50 years, and it was previously considered likely to be extinct. Since the rediscovery of VGED, the Victorian Department of Energy, Environment and
- [Boosting housing choice in Melbourne's new suburbs: Update to the Small Lot Housing Code](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/boosting-housing-choice-in-melbournes-new-suburbs-update-to-the-small-lot-housing-code/) - The Victorian Government is making it easier for homeowners, developers and builders to build homes on smaller parcels of land, creating more housing choice in Melbourne’s greenfields and growth areas. Minister for Planning Sonya Kilkenny has announced changes to the Small Lot Housing Code by introducing a new ‘Type C’ set of standards for homes
- [More housing choice in Melbourne’s greenfields ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/more-housing-choice-in-melbournes-greenfields/) - The Premier and Minister for Planning have released a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields. In this plan, the Government reaffirmed its commitment to achieving its target of 30% of new homes delivered in greenfields areas. The plan includes a suite of initiatives to unlock capacity for more homes in areas with existing Precinct Structure Plans
- [Development staging guidance](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/development-staging-guidance/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has published a new guidance note for Infrastructure and Development Staging for Precinct Structure Plans (PSP). This guidance note is a tool that provides advice to practitioners, key stakeholders, and organisations about preparing this element of a PSP. An Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan outlines development stages and identifies the
- [CEO Update – April 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-april-2024/) - It’s been a busy start to the year at the VPA as we push hard to deliver the 31 projects allocated to us by Victoria’s Housing Statement. VPA-planned areas are set to deliver more than 120,000 of the 800,000 new dwellings targeted by the Housing Statement for delivery over the next 10 years, along with
- [Cremorne Place Implementation Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/cremorne-place-implementation-plan/) - Today the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), in partnership with the City of Yarra, released the Cremorne Place Implementation Plan (PDF) to guide the development of Cremorne as a thriving global innovation precinct. Cremorne, next to Richmond on the eastern fringe of Melbourne’s CBD, is crucial to Victoria’s economy. As a global innovation precinct, it contributes
- [Just Announced - $14.3 Million Invested in Broadmeadows](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/just-announced-14-3-million-invested-broadmeadows/) - The Andrews Labor Government has announced a $14.3 million package to revitalise the heart of Broadmeadows. By helping fund the reuse of Broadmeadows Town Hall as a jobs and community hub and improving local amenity there is a huge boost to the Greater Broadmeadows area. The $14.3 million includes: $7 million towards the $20.2 million
- [Out and About in the Community](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/out-and-about-in-the-community/) - We would like to thank everyone who attended our two Greater Broadmeadows drop-in sessions, held on April 20 and May 4. Community members voiced a range of interesting viewpoints about the future of the area, including ideas about transport, housing and the Broadmeadows Town Hall redevelopment. We thank you for your feedback, which will be
- [Sneydes Road Interchange and Other Road Improvements Partially Completed](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/sneydes-road-interchange-road-improvements-partially-completed/) - On 27 May 2016 the Victorian Government opened new ramps on the Princes Freeway and a new bridge at the Sneydes Road interchange, marking a major milestone in unlocking access to the East Werribee Employment Precinct and attracting the jobs and investment planned for in the East Werribee PSP. The opening of the new Sneydes
- [Community Engagement for Phase 1 has now concluded](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/community-engagement-phase-1-now-concluded/) - Thank you for taking part in the first phase of community engagement for Greater Broadmeadows. We received a large amount amount of feedback with people attending our drop in sessions and completing our survey. We value the feedback of all those who took the time to contribute their thoughts. Our project team will now begin
- [Plans to boost jobs in the La Trobe National Employment Cluster](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/plans-boost-jobs-la-trobe-national-employment-cluster/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (MPA), together with Banyule and Darebin City Councils, has launched its key ideas aimed at significantly boosting business and jobs in the La Trobe National Employment Cluster. The cluster includes the business and industrial areas around Heidelberg, Bundoora and Preston. With the highest concentration of jobs in Melbourne’s north-east, the La
- [Two grand new suburbs planned for Melbourne’s West](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/two-grand-new-suburbs-planned-melbournes-west/) - The Victorian Planning Authority today released the Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for two new Melbourne suburbs that will collectively house more residents than all of Brunswick. The suburbs will be located between Caroline Springs and the emerging suburb of Rockbank North and will be home to more than 55,000 residents. They will be a legacy
- [VPA hosts Small Lot Housing Code seminar](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-hosts-small-lot-housing-code-seminar/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) was pleased to host a seminar on the Small Lot Housing Code on Friday, August 5. Fifty-five people from a wide range of design, development and planning backgrounds attended the seminar, which was aimed at those working in Greenfield precincts who were interested in an overview of how to interpret
- [Major Development Parcel Update - East Werribee](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/major-development-parcel-update-east-werribee/) - Ongoing Detailed Discussions with Preferred Bidder In October 2015 the Victorian Government nominated the Australian Education City consortium as the preferred bidder for the East Werribee Major Development Parcel, subject to a period of further detailed due diligence, investigations and approvals. The Victorian Planning Authority, in conjunction with the Department of Treasury and Finance, is
- [Progressing East Werribee employment cluster](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/progressing-east-werribee-employment-cluster/) - The Andrews Labor Government has granted Australian Education City a six-month exclusivity period from 15 August 2016 to 15 February 2017 in relation to the East Werribee Employment Precinct. The announcement provides Australian Education City six months to progress its application to develop the precinct, which includes a range of educational, research, residential and commercial opportunities.
- [New town centre in Casey](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-town-centre-casey/) - Residents in Melbourne’s south-east will have even more options about where they live, work and socialise thanks to an expanded town centre planned for Cranbourne North. The Precinct Structure Plan, called Casey Central Town Centre, consists of 60 hectares of land located between Cranbourne and Fountain Gate, Narre Warren. Building on the established Casey Central
- [VPA setting aside land for the jobs of the future](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-setting-aside-land-jobs-future/) - The Victorian Government is setting aside land for the jobs of the future. Planning Minister Richard Wynne has approved a Precinct Structure Plan for a 488-hectare precinct known as the Craigieburn North Employment Area. The precinct is bounded by Donnybrook Road to the north, Merri Creek and the Sydney-Melbourne railway line to the east, and
- [New leafy suburb for Melbourne’s north](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-leafy-suburb-melbournes-north/) - The Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has approved a plan for a new suburb in Melbourne’s north that will support a residential community of 6600. The Quarry Hills Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) applies to 285 hectares of land and is bounded by Lehmmans Road to the north, Quarry Hills Regional Park to the east, an
- [New suburb approved For Melbourne’s thriving west](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-suburb-approved-melbournes-thriving-west/) - A major residential precinct in Melbourne’s booming west has been approved, which be home to more than 22,000 people. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne has approved the 752-hecatre Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan, which includes more than 8,000 homes. The new suburb will is bound by the Western Freeway to the north, Paynes Road to the
- [North Melbourne students share ideas for Arden](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/north-melbourne-students-share-ideas-arden/) - North Melbourne students recently provided input into the Draft Arden Vision & Framework, by sharing their ideas for public space in the new precinct. For the third Arden community engagement session on October 25, the VPA hosted a forum for 15 young people at ‘The Huddle’ at North Melbourne Football Club. The event focused on
- [Sneydes Road Interchange completed](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/sneydes-road-interchange-completed/) - Ramps on the Geelong side of the Sneydes Road interchange providing access to and from the Princes Freeway are now open to traffic. Member for Werribee Tim Pallas was on site on October 28 to mark the completion of the $45 million full-diamond interchange, which will significantly improve traffic flow in and around Point Cook
- [Plan released for new suburb in Melbourne’s north](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/plan-released-new-suburb-melbournes-north/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has released the Beveridge Central Precinct Structure Plan for exhibition. The PSP outlines the vision for a new suburb in Melbourne’s north that will accommodate more than 10,000 people and up to 3500 dwellings. It will consist of 290 hectares of land generally bounded by Rankin Street to the south,
- [New Homes, More Jobs And Services For Sunbury](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-homes-jobs-services-sunbury/) - Plans for 20,000 new homes and 6000 jobs have been released for public comment to guide development around Sunbury for the next 30 years. The Andrews Labor Government has released two major plans for new housing, public transport and community infrastructure for the Lancefield Road and Sunbury South precincts. The two precinct structure plans, prepared
- [VPA pleased to meet with Sunbury residents](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-pleased-meet-sunbury-residents/) - The VPA would like to thank the 85 Sunbury residents who attended our consultation session on Monday, 5 December. The public drop-in session was held from 5pm - 8.30pm, with the aim of providing Sunbury residents with more information about the VPA’s Lancefield Road and Sunbury South precinct structure plans. Regional Lead Director Tim Peggie
- [Broadmeadows engagement reports](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/broadmeadows-engagement-reports/) - The VPA has collated and analysed all feedback from its public consultation with Broadmeadows residents in April 2016. All information will be used to inform a framework plan for the area, to be released early 2017. We would like to thank all residents and workers who participated in the engagement activities. Click the links below
- [Mt Atkinson and Tarneit Plains Panel Report Released](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/mt-atkinson-tarneit-plains-panel-report-released/) - The independent panel report for the Mt Atkinson and Tarneit Plains Precinct Structure Plan (also known as Melton planning scheme amendment C162) has been released. Please see below for a copy of the report. You can also read more information about this precinct structure plan, including some FAQs, by clicking here. Melton C162 Final Panel Report (PDF
- [Wollert precinct structure plan approved](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/wollert-precinct-structure-plan-approved/) - Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has approved a plan for a leafy new suburb in Melbourne’s north. To create this plan, Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) collaborated closely with the City of Whittlesea, who played an instrumental role in driving outcomes. The Wollert precinct structure plan (PSP) covers an area of 1434 hectares and is bounded
- [CEO update: 10 February 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-10-february-2017/) - Dear colleague, Wollert PSP approved I am pleased to announce that Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has approved the Wollert precinct structure plan. To develop this plan, the VPA partnered closely with the City of Whittlesea. This plan will paves the way for a vibrant new suburb in Melbourne’s North. Wollert will cover an area
- [Community minds come together for Jacksons Hill master plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/community-minds-come-together-jacksons-hill-master-plan/) - The VPA would like to thank the over 180 Sunbury residents and community group members who attended the Jacksons Hill Community Ideas Workshop last night at the Sunbury Bowls Club. The aim of the consultation was to provide residents with a chance to hear more about the future of the much-loved Jacksons Hill site and
- [Planning for Broadmeadows' future](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/planning-broadmeadows-future/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Hume City Council have released the draft Greater Broadmeadows framework plan, a blueprint for the suburb’s urban renewal. The plan was created after two years of extensive scoping and consultation with stakeholders and members of the public. It identifies major transport and infrastructure projects designed to spur Greater Broadmeadows’
- [Bold new plan to grow Berwick's health and education precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/bold-new-plan-grow-berwicks-health-education-precinct/) - A bold new plan will cement Berwick’s reputation as a cutting-edge health and education precinct and drive infrastructure, jobs and housing. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Casey City Council have released the Berwick Health and Education Precinct Comprehensive Development Plan for public comment. People can make a submission into the plan until 29 May
- [New community for Melbourne's west a boost to housing affordability](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-community-melbournes-west-boost-housing-affordability/) - The Victorian Government is building a new community in Melbourne’s west to boost housing affordability and create local jobs. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne today approved the detailed precinct structure plan for Mt Atkinson, a new suburb just south west of Caroline Springs. In a ground-breaking move, the arrangements for delivery of two schools, community
- [Thriving new community and jobs in Melbourne's west](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/thriving-new-community-jobs-melbournes-west/) - The Victorian Government is giving the Altona community a chance to help transform a former industrial site in Altona North into a vibrant new community. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne today released the Altona North Comprehensive Development Plan – a vision for a new neighbourhood, complete with 3000 homes and 1000 local jobs. Now out on
- [Plan for Leneva-Baranduda to catapult Wodonga into the future](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/plan-leneva-baranduda-catapult-wodonga-future/) - As one of the fastest growing regional centres in Victoria, Wodonga is in need of new housing, schools and community facilities to reach its potential as a major regional city. This is why Wodonga Council and the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) have created the Leneva-Baranduda Precinct Structure Plan, a blueprint for a new community. Leneva-Baranduda
- [Macaulay Amendment to boost jobs and housing affordability](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/macaulay-amendment-boost-jobs-housing-affordability/) - The Victorian Government is making homes in the inner city more affordable and creating local jobs with a new neighbourhood on the edge of the CBD. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne today announced changes to the Melbourne Planning Scheme that unlock millions of dollars of investment by rezoning industrial land for the new suburb of
- [New jobs and housing planned for south-east](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-jobs-and-housing-planned-for-south-east/) - Ample jobs, leafy green streets and high-quality housing are key features of a new suburb planned for Melbourne’s south-east. The draft Minta Farm Precinct Structure Plan represents an overarching vision for the development of a vibrant new residential and employment precinct adjoining Berwick and Clyde North. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has released the draft
- [Donnybrook and Woodstock approved](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/donnybrook-woodstock-approved/) - Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has announced the approval of plans for two new suburbs in Melbourne’s north. The communities, Donnybrook and Woodstock, will be backed by first-class infrastructure – much of it funded by developers. Developers will be charged $345 million to fund local roads, community centres and parks and $115 in Growth Area
- [A long-term strategic vision for Bacchus Marsh](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/long-term-strategic-vision-bacchus-marsh/) - The Victorian Planning Authority and Moorabool Shire Council have released for consultation a high-level vision that will direct growth in Bacchus Marsh. With the population of Bacchus Marsh anticipated to double from 20,000 residents in 2017 to 40,000 by 2041, it is vital that a strategy is developed to guide residential and employment growth
- [Lindum Vale PSP on exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/lindum-vale-psp-exhibition/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Hume City Council have prepared a plan to guide new urban development in Melbourne’s North. The Lindum Vale Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) will go on formal exhibition on 31 August until 2 October 2017. The new community will be 25km from Melbourne CBD, connecting to both the already approved
- [Draft Jacksons Hill master plan released](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/draft-jacksons-hill-master-plan-released/) - The Victorian Planning Authority has released the Draft Jacksons Hill Master Plan for community comment. The draft plan presents a vision for the site, with proposals for development guidelines that will celebrate the area’s striking red brick heritage buildings. It proposes the site have nine distinct areas – each with its own character and supported
- [Panel report released for Sunbury South and Lancefield Road PSPs](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/panel-report-released-for-sunbury-south-and-lancefield-road-psps/) - The independent Panel report for the Sunbury South and Lancefield Road Precinct Structure Plans (Hume planning scheme amendments C207 & C208) has been released. Please see below for a copy of the report: Hume C207 & C208 Panel Report The VPA will now commence working through the Panel recommendations and finalising the PSPs and amendment
- [New community proposed for Pakenham East](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-community-proposed-pakenham-east/) - The Victorian Planning Authority and Cardinia Shire Council have released a draft plan for a new community in Pakenham East. The draft Pakenham East Precinct Structure Plan is a comprehensive land-use plan for a new suburb, which includes proposals for jobs, key infrastructure and homes. The plan will be on exhibition until 23 February 2018.
- [Two new suburbs approved for Melbourne's west](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/plumpton-kororoit-approved/) - Minister for Planning Richard Wynne today unveiled Melbourne’s newest suburbs, Fraser Rise and Deanside (previously called Plumpton and Kororoit). The new suburbs will be developed on 1,940 hectares of land between Caroline Springs and the emerging suburb of Aintree (at Rockbank North). They will create local jobs and make homes more affordable for young Victorians.
- [Next steps for Jacksons Hill site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/next-steps-for-jacksons-hill-site/) - Phase 2 consultation closed The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) recently closed its second phase of community consultation on the Jacksons Hill draft master plan. At the end of November, the VPA released its draft master plan for the Jacksons Hill site. Community members were invited to attend two community information sessions held at the Sunbury Bowls
- [VPA to create clear planning parameters for Defence Site Maribyrnong ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-create-clear-planning-parameters-defence-site-maribyrnong/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is creating a planning framework for the Defence Site Maribyrnong that will ensure the community’s views about the future of the site are reflected in new planning controls. The EPA will establish remediation requirements to ensure the land is suitable for its future use. The Federal government has announced it intends selling
- [A plan to unlock Broadmeadows' potential](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/plan-unlock-broadmeadows-potential/) - Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has approved a land-use plan to boost connectivity, improve the public realm and drive jobs growth in Broadmeadows. The Greater Broadmeadows Framework Plan is a strategy for the urban renewal of 1300 hectares of land in Broadmeadows and Campbellfield. Economic modelling indicates that employment in this area has the potential
- [Harnessing opportunities in the Caulfield Station Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/harnessing-opportunities-in-the-caulfield-station-precinct/) - The Victorian Government is looking to residents, students and wider community members to share their ideas about the future of the Caulfield Station Precinct. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) and Glen Eira City Council and are preparing a structure plan for the precinct and would like
- [Draft plan for East Village](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/draft-plan-for-east-village/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Glen Eira City Council are progressing their vision for a sustainable, vibrant new precinct in Bentleigh East. Glen Eira City Councillors voted to publicly exhibit a draft plan for the East Village precinct in late January 2019, when residents will be invited to have their say. The draft plan
- [Collaborating to transform Moonee Ponds Creek](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/collaborating-to-transform-moonee-ponds-creek/) - The Victorian Planning Authority is supporting a multi-agency partnership to transform Moonee Ponds Creek. The Chain of Ponds Catchment Collaboration has now been formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding between Melbourne Water, the VPA, a number of local councils, water authorities and ‘friends of’ groups. This collaboration stretches across the 42.6km length of Moonee Ponds
- [Community aspirations for Defence Site Maribyrnong](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/community-aspirations-for-defence-site-maribyrnong/) - Protecting the Maribyrnong River, improving transport connections and planning for a variety of housing are key community priorities for the Defence Site Maribyrnong, a new report reveals. The Defence Site Maribyrnong is a major urban renewal opportunity, consisting of 128 hectares of land 10km from Melbourne’s central business district. The site is being sold by
- [Returning Jacksons Hill to the Sunbury community](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/22573-2/) - Sunbury locals will have a new village green, arts hub and bustling new neighbourhood on Jacksons Hill, with the Victorian Government purchasing the site from Victoria University to return most of it to community use. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne has also approved the new master plan. The purchase of the 33-hectare historic site and
- [A new community for a growing Wodonga](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/a-new-community-for-a-growing-wodonga/) - Wodonga is set to have a new, picturesque community surrounded by hills, bushland and waterways. Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has approved the Leneva-Baranduda Precinct Structure Plan for the growth corridor to Wodonga’s south-east. The community will take in 1062 hectares of land covering the area north of Middle Creek and Baranduda Boulevard. The plan
- [VPA and Moira Shire seeking feedback on Yarrawonga 2050](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-and-moira-shire-seeking-feedback-on-yarrawonga-2050/) - From Wednesday 26 June, Yarrawonga residents, business and visitors are invited to share their vision for Yarrawonga in 2050. The feedback will help the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), in partnership with council, develop the Yarrawonga 2050: Framework Plan. Moira Shire Mayor Cr Libro Mustica said Yarrawonga is the fastest growing town in the Shire. “A
- [Draft Bendigo Industrial Land Development Strategy released for feedback](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/draft-bendigo-industrial-land-development-strategy-released-for-feedback/) - A new draft industrial land development strategy has been endorsed by the City of Greater Bendigo Council to provide a framework for the planning of future industrial land in Greater Bendigo and to invite landowners to participate in an expression of interest as part of the process. City of Greater Bendigo Director Strategy and Growth
- [A new health and education precinct for Melbourne’s south east](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/a-new-health-and-education-precinct-for-melbournes-south-east/) - The Victorian Planning Authority’s plans for the Berwick Health and Education Precinct have been gazetted, paving the way for new homes, jobs and medical and learning opportunities for Melbourne’s south east. The Berwick Health and Education Precinct Plan will enhance Berwick’s reputation as a cutting-edge health and education precinct and drive infrastructure, jobs and housing.
- [Introducing the Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/introducing-the-precinct-structure-planning-guidelines-new-communities-in-victoria/) - The principle of living locally has underpinned the Victorian Government’s planning policy for years, but in the face of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic it has never been more important.At the same time, even with the long-term impacts of the pandemic factored in, Victoria will continue to welcome millions of new residents over the coming decades.
- [Five PSP approvals complete the 100,000 lots program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/five-psp-approvals/) - Minister Wynne recently approved five of the Victorian Planning Authority’s outer Melbourne precinct structure plans, creating more than 35,000 homes and 18,000 jobs for Victorians. The Beveridge Central, Minta Farm, Cardinia Creek South (previously McPherson), Sunbury South and Lancefield Road precincts structure plans have been incorporated into the relevant planning schemes across Casey, Mitchell, Whittlesea
- [Victorian Planning Authority welcomes Infrastructure Victoria's latest findings](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-welcomes-infrastructure-victorias-latest-findings/) - Stuart Moseley, CEO General comments Infrastructure Victoria's latest paper ‘Growing Victoria's Potential’ throws up some important opportunities and challenges for us to consider as our significant and sustained population growth continues. At the Victorian Planning Authority, we work with our stakeholders to shape growth to deliver benefit for communities. Density Beyond the call for better planning
- [VPA Annual Report 2019 – 2020](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-annual-report-2019-2020/) - The VPA's 2019 - 2020 Annual Report is now available. You can download the Victorian Planning Authority - Annual Report 2019/2020 (PDF) here. If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [VPA Annual Report 2020 – 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-annual-report-2020-2021/) - The VPA's 2020 - 2021 Annual Report is now available. You can download the Victorian Planning Authority - Annual Report 2020 - 2021 (PDF) here. If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [Futures Thinking Research Quarterly, January 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/futures-thinking-research-quarterly-january-2022/) - To help us plan for a growing Victoria, the VPA regularly analyses the external economic and property market factors influencing urban planning. We’ve launched Futures Thinking Research Quarterly, a new regular publication following the trends that shape our work, our sector and our state. View the full Futures Thinking Research Quarterly - January 2022 (PDF)
- [Three new precincts to provide homes and jobs for a growing Melbourne](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/three-new-precincts-to-provide-homes-and-jobs-for-a-growing-melbourne/) - Melbourne will be home to three new precincts following the gazettal of plans for new homes, jobs and services in Melbourne’s north and east. The Victorian Planning Authority’s plans for Craigieburn West and Shenstone Park to the north and Lilydale Quarry to the east have been gazetted, paving the way for more than 15,000 new
- [Acting CEO Update – March 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/acting-ceo-update-march-2022/) - First, an introduction to those who don’t know me. My name is Rachel Dapiran, and I am Acting CEO at the Victorian Planning Authority until 11 April while Stuart Moseley is on well-deserved long service leave.2022 will be a big year of delivery for the VPA. With eight Fast Track projects now completed we have
- [CEO Updates - May 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-updates-may-2022/) - Regional Victoria is leading the way in Victoria’s economic recovery, and is set for a transformational period ahead.With the exciting announcement that regional Victoria will host the 2026 Commonwealth Games, and $5.7 billion provided for regional initiatives in the Victorian Budget 2022/23, the VPA is preparing to support the work of Government and councils in
- [Futures Thinking: Triumph of the Centres](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/futures-thinking-triumph-of-the-centres/) - After years of unprecedented disruption and upheaval, we are faced with new challenges for planning how we live, work and play. One of the greatest and seemingly most enduring impacts of the pandemic is a shift in people’s relationships with their local neighbourhood and their commute to work. With this comes challenges and opportunities in
- [Futures Thinking Research Quarterly, June 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/futures-thinking-research-quarterly-june-2022/) - To help us plan for a growing Victoria, the VPA regularly analyses the external economic and property market factors influencing urban planning. Monitoring current trends and the external environment ensures our planning activities reflect and adapt to community needs. The ‘VPA Research Quarterly– June 2022’ monitors the key demographic, economic and research trends across metropolitan Melbourne and Regional
- [CEO Update – June 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-updates-june-2022/) - As we head into the second half of 2022, I have some important developments to update you on at the VPA. Welcome Minster Blandthorn and thank you Minister Wynne First, I would like to welcome and congratulate the new Minister for Planning Lizzie Blandthorn.Minister Blandthorn has served in the Victorian Legislative Assembly since November 2014.
- [CEO Update – August 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-updates-august-2022/) - It is with great pride that I share the VPA’s gazetted plans for the Arden Precinct. With the gazettal of these plans and the release of our Business Plan 2022/23, I would like to take a moment to celebrate this significant achievement and update you on our priorities for the year ahead. Plans for Arden
- [CEO Update – October 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-updates-october-2022/) - As we head towards the end of 2022, the VPA is excited to welcome a new Executive Director and celebrate exciting announcements for the Arden precinct and the Parkville National Employment and Innovation Cluster (NEIC). Welcome Verity Harris I am very pleased to announce that Verity Harris has joined the VPA as our new Executive
- [CEO Update – December 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-updates-december-2022/) - In my final update from the VPA for the year, I would like to start by welcoming and congratulating The Hon. Sonya Kilkenny, MLA for Carrum, as the new Minister for Planning. Minister Kilkenny was elected as the MLA for Carrum in 2014. Before entering Parliament, Sonya was a lawyer in commercial litigation, banking and
- [VPA Annual Report 2021–2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-annual-report-2021-22/) - The VPA's 2021-2022 Annual Report is now available. You can download the Victorian Planning Authority - Annual Report 2021-2022 (PDF) here. If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [Futures Thinking Research Quarterly, January 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/futures-thinking-research-quarterly-january-2023/) - To help us plan for a growing Victoria, the VPA regularly analyses the external economic and property market factors influencing urban planning. Monitoring current trends and the external environment ensures our planning activities reflect and adapt to community needs. The VPA Research Quarterly– January 2023 monitors the key demographic, economic and research trends across metropolitan Melbourne and Regional
- [VPA Annual Report 2022–2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-annual-report-2022-2023/) - The VPA's 2022-2023 Annual Report is now available. You can download the Victorian Planning Authority - Annual Report 2022-2023 (PDF) here. If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [CEO Update - February 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-february-2022/) - The VPA has had a great start to the new year with the Ministerial approval and gazettal of three PSPs from our Fast Track program designed to support Victoria’s economic recovery. We remain focused on delivering real world results that see the building of brand new communities commenced and all that flows from that activity.Melbourne
- [New jobs and homes for a growing Wonthaggi](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-jobs-and-homes-for-a-growing-wonthaggi/) - The Victorian Planning Authority’s plans for Wonthaggi North East have been gazetted, paving the way for new homes, jobs and services in the Bass Coast Shire. You’re receiving this email because you subscribed to receive updates on our planning for Wonthaggi North East or participated in our community consultation. The Wonthaggi North East Precinct Structure Plan, developed
- [CEO Update – July 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-updates-july-2023/) - We are past the halfway point of 2023 and I have some important developments at the VPA to update you on. Project Milestones The VPA team has achieved three significant project milestones in recent weeks.Casey Fields South and Devon Meadows Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) has reached agency validation stage, taking these draft plans a step closer
- [CEO Update – December 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-updates-december-2023/) - The VPA is ending the year on a high note with the excitement and certainty of our key role in delivering Victoria’s Housing Statement: The Decade Ahead 2024-2034 now affirmed and supported by our newly approved Business Plan for 2023/24. The Housing Statement presents a clear vision for Victoria's housing future backed by a bold
- [CEO Update – February 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-updates-february-2023/) - With the new year well and truly underway and Victoria’s growth returning to pre-pandemic levels, we look forward to supporting the new term of Government in addressing the needs of our growing state. Aligning with the new Government Following the 2022 Victorian Election, the Government appointed a new cabinet and made a number of changes
- [Planning for the future of Preston Market](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/securing-future-prestons-iconic-market/) - The Victorian Planning Authority is planning for the future of the Preston Market site and community members are invited to share their stories about the much-loved asset. The site is expected to be redeveloped, in line with council and state planning strategies, and the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is reviewing the planning controls that will
- [Partnering with the community to plan for the Preston Market site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/partner-community-preston-market-site/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and the City of Darebin are partnering with community members, traders and visitors to plan for the future of the Preston Market site. A community reference group has been formed to provide input into a review of the planning controls and future opportunities for the site. The group will represent
- [Updated plans for the Preston Market Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/updated-plans-for-the-preston-market-precinct/) - We’re planning for the future of the Preston Market Precinct to provide homes and jobs for a growing Victoria while supporting the market to thrive into the future. In May 2021 we released our draft plans for the precinct, which included a protected fresh food market, new homes and jobs, new green spaces and stronger
- [Next steps for the Preston Market site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/next-steps-for-the-preston-market-site/) - Minister for Planning Richard Wynne has committed to five principles to guide new planning controls for the Preston Market site, preserving the market for generations to come. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Darebin City Council undertook extensive community engagement activities to understand the community’s views about the site and create a set of guiding
- [Preston Market heritage report](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/preston-market-heritage-victoria-report/) - The Executive Director of Heritage Victoria has today released a recommendation about whether the Preston Market area should be added to the Victorian Heritage Register, which will be advertised for 60 days. During this period people can make submissions to the recommendation to the Heritage Council of Victoria and if submissions are received, the Heritage
- [CEO Update - February 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-february-2020/) - The year is well underway at the VPA as we continue to focus our resources on the delivery of our Fast Track program of projects and also start to line up our forward pipeline of work to support Victoria’s post-COVID economic recovery. VPA Milestones Already in 2021 In the last week of 2020 the Minister
- [CEO Update - May 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-may-2021/) - The pace of change in the economy and housing market since my last update in February feels like it is still accelerating. Fears that Victoria would experience a slow economic recovery and a flat housing sector seem a concern of the distant past. Please read on to hear what we have been up to at
- [CEO Update - July 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-july-2021/) - As we pass the mid-point of the year, I’d like to update you on a range of achievements and news from the VPA. Despite the stop/start environment we are all operating in, the planning and development sector continues to deliver and thrive while adapting to some profoundly changed fundamentals. Please read on to see how
- [CEO Update - September 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-september-2021/) - It’s hard to believe we’re already looking at the tail end of 2021 – and back in lockdown! This September marks a number of significant achievements for the VPA, most notably a very significant milestone in our work on one of Victoria’s largest and most ambitious urban renewal projects – Arden – as well as the gazettal
- [CEO Update - December 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-december-2021/) - Another challenging year for all of us is almost at an end. I would like to thank all of our partners for their continued resilience and collaboration.I would like to outline some of our big achievements, along with improvements to our approach, that will set us up to deliver more and better outcomes as we
- [<strong>VPA statement regarding <em>Operation Clara Special Report</em></strong>](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/statement-regarding-operation-clara-special-report/) - The VPA is aware that Victoria’s Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) has tabled the Operation Clara Special Report in parliament and published it on the IBAC website. The Operation Clara Special Report does not make any adverse comments about the VPA and makes no suggestion of impropriety by the VPA. The VPA will not be
- [Plans for Sunshine to be an economic powerhouse](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/plans-sunshine-economic-powerhouse/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (MPA) and Brimbank City Council are planning for major changes in Sunshine that will significantly enhance its business amenity and boost jobs. Sunshine has been identified as a future National Employment Cluster under the refreshed metropolitan planning strategy, Plan Melbourne, due to be released later this year. With good planning, Clusters
- [Community Engagement for Phase 1 has Concluded](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/community-engagement-phase-1-concluded-2/) - Thank you for taking part in the first phase of community engagement for the Sunshine Employment Cluster. We received a large amount amount of feedback with people attending the launch, our seminar, focus groups and completing our survey. We value the feedback of all those who took the time to contribute their thoughts. Our project
- [Sunshine workers and residents offer ideas for change](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/sunshine-workers-residents-offer-ideas-change/) - Sunshine workers and residents would like their area to have more businesses, offices and quality restaurants, a new report reveals. The report, released by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), is based on public consultation with the Sunshine community from June 16 - July 26. Over this period, more than 60 people completed an online survey,
- [CEO update April 2018](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-april-2018/) - As usual, it's been a busy couple of months in planning and we have been making great progress successfully collaborating with our many stakeholders on a range of projects. Streamlining for Growth Best Practice Forum Supply of land to market is key to housing affordability. While stocks of unsubdivided land within approved PSPs have been
- [CEO update 10 July 2018](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-update-10-july-2018/) - June 19 marked my one year work anniversary here at the VPA! As with all anniversaries it prompted me to reflect on the past twelve months. It’s been an action packed and very productive year. I continue to e greatly honoured to be working with such capable people and working with all of our stakeholders
- [VPA Fast Track Projects Supported by the Establishment of a Standing Advisory Committee](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-fast-track-projects-supported-by-the-establishment-of-a-standing-advisory-committee/) - As part of the Victorian Government’s response to the COVID-19 crisis, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) – in partnership with the Department of Environment, Land Water and Planning (DELWP) - is working on an accelerated work program to unlock approximately $18.8 billion* in estimated economic value by mid-2021. The VPA will accelerate the progression of
- [A note from the Board Chair](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/a-note-from-the-board-chair/) - I am very pleased to inform our stakeholders that the VPA Board has offered Stuart Moseley a new five-year contract commencing on 1 July 2021.The CEO has performed at a very high standard in delivering the VPA work program supported by talented and dedicated staff. Stuart leads the VPA with distinction and is a clear
- [CEO Update - VPA Business Plan 2021/22](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-vpa-business-plan-2021-22/) - The Minister for Planning has approved our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2021/22. For the last 18 months we have been focusing on delivering the VPA’s Fast Track Program to support economic recovery, and we’ve also made significant headway in developing and applying frameworks for ensuring and building productive partnerships. Over the course of 2021/22,
- [A new residential and commercial precinct for Melbourne’s south east](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/a-new-residential-and-commercial-precinct-for-melbournes-south-east/) - The Victorian Planning Authority’s plans for the PMP Printing Precinct have been gazetted, paving the way for new homes and jobs for Melbourne’s south eastern suburbs. The plans, which were developed in consultation with the City of Monash, outline how the PMP Printing precinct will become a new community that integrates seamlessly with its existing
- [VPA Business Plan 2020-21](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-business-plan-2020-21/) - The Minister for Planning has approved the VPA’s 2020/2021 Business Plan, which was delayed due to COVID-19. For more information, refer to the Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2020/21 (PDF). This Business Plan focuses on economic stimulus with a strategic forward outlook. We are to keep prioritising our Fast Track program, but as those projects move towards
- [CEO Update - April 2020](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-april-2020/) - Despite the challenges we all face as we manage the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, the VPA is committed to its job of planning great places for a growing Victoria. Over the past few weeks, our entire team has transitioned to working remotely. We are working hard to ensure that any impacts are limited and that our
- [CEO Update - October 2020](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-october-2020/) - Planning for a post-COVID world Current and upcoming community consultations Donnybrook Woodstock ICP now approved VPA Corporate Portfolio Realignment What will we do differently in the post-COVID world? COVID-inspired innovation: Rolling out the new PSP 2.o process
- [VPA Annual Report 2018 - 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-annual-report-2018-2019/) - The VPA's 2018 - 2019 Annual Report is now available. You can download the Victorian Planning Authority - Annual Report 2018/2019 (PDF) here. If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [VPA and councils release Key and Essential Worker Housing Supply Action Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-and-councils-release-key-and-essential-worker-housing-supply-action-plan/) - The Victorian Planning Authority and the councils of the Great South Coast and Barwon regions of Victoria have released the Key and Essential Worker Housing Supply Action Plan to address housing supply and affordability across Victoria’s south coast. Attracting and retaining key and essential workers has become an increasing challenge across the Great South Coast
- [Futures Thinking with John Brumby](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/futures-thinking-with-john-brumby/) - The VPA's Futures Thinking events explore the large-scale issues and opportunities shaping our state. Our third event will feature the new Chancellor of La Trobe University and former Premier John Brumby AO, who will share his vision for the future of regional Victoria. This event was originally planned for 14 June but has been rescheduled
- [Cutting red tape in our growth areas](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/cutting-red-tape-in-our-growth-areas/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is helping growth area councils speed up planning processes by awarding $1.4 million towards a range of new projects. The projects are part of the VPA’s Streamlining for Growth Program and were identified through an audit into planning processes across all growth area councils. The funding will consist of $975,000
- [Community members share vision for Shepparton and Mooroopna’s future](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/community-members-share-vision-for-shepparton-and-mooroopnas-future/) - Protecting the natural environment, revitalising rundown sites and building infrastructure are key priorities for Shepparton and Mooroopna residents, a new report reveals. The report is a summary of engagement activities undertaken by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Greater Shepparton City Council from 22 February – 25 March this year. During this period, the VPA
- [Council planning grant applications open](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/council-planning-grant-applications-open/) - The Victorian Planning Authority is inviting councils across Victoria to apply for Streamlining for Growth Program grant, with applications open from now until midnight 31 May 2019. The $24 million program has supported 165 projects across Victoria since it began, with $5.2 million to be allocated in this round of funding. The program provides grants and
- [UDIA Northern Chapter Greater Bendigo Lunch](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/udia-northern-chapter-presentation/) - Our CEO Stuart Moseley presented at the UDIA Northern Chapter event in Bendigo on 18 June 2019. He also participated in a panel discussion. Stuart spoke about growth in Victoria, decentralisation and unlocking Greater Bendigo. You can view the Decentralisation: Myth or reality? (PDF) presentation here.
- [Streamlining for Growth report July 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/streamlining-for-growth-report-july-2019/) - The VPA’s program, Streamlining for Growth (SFG), has been designed to co-ordinate the efforts of all parts of the Victorian Government, local government and the private sector to deliver better outcomes for the fastest growing areas of the Victorian community. In a report released today, the VPA said its program had been recognised providing savings
- [Melbourne Planning Summit 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/melbourne-planning-summit-2019/) - Our CEO Stuart Moseley presented at the Melbourne Planning Summit on 17 July 2019. Stuart spoke about Victoria's population growth, the VPA's role and what the VPA considers its four big challenges. These challenges are suburban jobs, density done well, growth aligned infrastructure and unlocking the regions. You can view Stuart's presentation Planning for a
- [Futures Thinking Master Class with David Sim](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/futures-thinking-master-class-with-david-sim/) - Last week the VPA was fortunate to host world leading expert and internationally renowned architect David Sim. David is Partner and Creative Director of Danish Firm Gehl Architects & Designers. Gehl are leaders in people focussed urban design, having transformed cities including Melbourne, into some of the world’s most liveable. David is currently in Melbourne
- [New direction for Victorian planning projects](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-direction-for-victorian-planning-projects/) - The Victorian Government has established a new direction to guide Victoria’s land-use planning for 2018-19. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne today released the annual Ministerial Direction and Statement of Expectations for the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), which establishes the approach and priority projects for the 2018-19 financial year. This year’s program includes a number of
- [New homes and jobs in our fastest growing areas](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-homes-and-jobs-in-our-fastest-growing-areas/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is continuing to plan Melbourne’s new greenfields suburbs, to ensure land within the urban growth boundary offers a diverse range of efficient and affordable housing options. Twelve new communities will be planned over the next four years to sustain Melbourne’s 15-year land supply, which is critical for keeping house and
- [Business continuity plan implemented in response to coronavirus (COVID-19)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/business-continuity-plan-implemented-in-response-to-coronavirus-covid-19/) - Like many of your organisations, coronavirus (COVID-19) is impacting the operations of the Victorian Planning Authority. The Victorian Government has now declared a State of Emergency in Victoria. As a public sector agency, the VPA will be following guidelines and advice from the Victorian Government. The VPA has implemented its business continuity plan, and we
- [Public engagement reveals workers' wish list for La Trobe NEC](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/public-engagement-reveals-residents-vision-la-trobe-nec/) - Workers in Melbourne’s north-east would like upgraded public transport, greater open space and more connections with La Trobe University, a new report reveals. The report summarised community feedback on the Victorian Planning Authority’s (VPA) key ideas for enhancing amenity and jobs in the La Trobe National Employment Cluster. The Cluster includes the business and industrial
- [Helping shape the future of the La Trobe Employment Cluster](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/helping-shape-future-la-trobe-employment-cluster/) - We would like to thank all of those who came along and participated in our Business Focus Group held on the 15 June 2016. The success of this event would not have been possible without your involvement. The fantastic feedback and ideas that have come from this session will inform the Draft Framework Plan and
- [Community Engagement for Phase 1 has Concluded](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/community-engagement-phase-1-concluded/) - Thank you for taking part in the first phase of community engagement for the La Trobe Employment Cluster. We received a large amount amount of feedback with people attending the launch, our seminar, focus groups and completing our survey. We value the feedback of all those who took the time to contribute their thoughts. Our
- [Inspiring new ideas, innovation & networking](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/inspiring-new-ideas-innovation-networking/) - Thank you to all who attended the Monash Employment Cluster Future Outlook seminar on Wednesday 4th May. A great night was had by all with fantastic speakers and guests tackling the issues and opportunities for more investment, growth in jobs and innovation. Special thanks to our venue host, Australian Synchrotron, for use of the Oliphant
- [Helping shape the future of the Monash Employment Cluster](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/helping-shape-future-monash-employment-cluster/) - We would like to thank all of those who came along and participated in one of our Business Focus Groups, held on the 10th, 17th & 19th of May 2016, the success of these events would not have been possible without your involvement. The fantastic feedback and ideas that have come from these sessions will
- [Monash Employment Cluster - Community Engagement for Phase 1 has Concluded](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/monash-employment-cluster-community-engagement-phase-1-concluded/) - Thank you for taking part in the first phase of community engagement for the Monash Employment Cluster. We received a large amount amount of feedback with people attending the launch, our seminar, focus groups and completing our survey. We value the feedback of all those who took the time to contribute their thoughts. Our project
- [Locals share their ideas for boosting amenity in the south-east](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/locals-share-ideas-boosting-amenity-south-east/) - South-east workers would like their area to have improved transport networks, more hotels and better walking paths, new research reveals. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has released the findings of its six-week consultation with business owners and workers from the Monash National Employment Cluster. The Cluster is home to 85,000 jobs, centred on Monash University,
- [Smart Manufacturing Expo](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/smart-manufacturing-expo/) - MPA were in Dandenong talking innovation and manufacturing opportunities at Smart Manufacturing 2016 on 17 May 2016. We spoke to numerous businesses from the south-east region who are investing and innovating in exciting new technologies and products that will cement the local reputation and aid employment growth. MPA worked alongside the City of Monash and
- [Streamlining for Growth: Best Practice Panel - October 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/streamlining-for-growth-best-practice-panel-october-2019/) - The Streamlining for Growth Program is funded by the Victorian State Government and managed by the Victorian Planning Authority. The program funds projects that unblock delays in the planning system and speeds up delivery of projects. One of the projects funded in 2018/19 was the Growth Area Council Health Check. The health check highlighted a
- [Jude Munro AO named Honorary Fellow of the Planning Institute of Australia](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/jude-munro-ao-named-honorary-fellow-of-the-planning-institute-of-australia/) - The VPA would like to congratulate chair Jude Munro AO, for being named Honorary Fellow of the Planning Institute of Australia. Jude was provided the honour at the PIA Awards for Planning Excellence 2019 in recognition of her ongoing service to planning profession. Jude Munro has provided outstanding leadership and guidance in a range of
- [VPA Annual Report 2017 - 2018](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-annual-report-2017-18/) - The VPA's 2017- 2018 Annual Report is available below. You can download the report here. If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [Land acquired for future school in Melton South](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/land-acquired-for-future-school-in-melton-south/) - The Victorian Government is acquiring land for a future primary school in Strathtulloh (Melton South), thanks to a GAIC works-in-kind agreement with Melton City Council. The agreement will result in Melton City Council transferring 3.5 hectares of land to the Victorian Government for a future primary school, as part of their Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution
- [Futures Thinking with Jennifer Keesmaat](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/futures-thinking-with-jennifer-keesmaat/) - On April 8 the Victorian Planning Authority will be hosting a #FuturesThinking event with internationally acclaimed urban planner, Jennifer Keesmaat. As Toronto’s Chief City Planner, Jennifer has been celebrated for her forward-thinking and collaborative approach to city-building. Today, Jennifer heads up The Keesmaat Group. With her team of city- building experts, she provides inspiration through
- [PIA Women's Breakfast](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/pia-womens-breakfast/) - The VPA was delighted to support the 2019 Planning Institute of Australia International Women’s Day Breakfast and Female Achiever of the Year Award. We congratulate this year’s winner, Lisa Kendal, Manager of Strategic Planning at the City of Ballarat. In this role Lisa has demonstrated outstanding commitment and innovative thinking whilst leading the largest strategic
- [HIA Industry Outlook Breakfast - March 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/hia-presentation-march-2019/) - Our CEO Stuart Moseley presented at the HIA Industry Outlook Breakfast on 6 March 2019. Stuart spoke about planning for growth - what's changing and how the VPA is responding. You can view the presentation here.
- [ICP Industry Forum](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/icp-industry-forum/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) hosted an industry forum on Monday 14 May to discuss recent changes to the Public Land Act 2018, including implementation of Infrastructure Contribution Plans (ICPs). You can view the presentation by Alix Rhodes, Executive Director Outer Melbourne at the VPA here.
- [VPA Business Plan 2018 -19](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-business-plan-2018-19/) - This business plan sets out the VPA’s focus and activities for the coming year 4 years, particularly the Minister for Planning’s Statement of Expectations for the VPA for 2018/19 and the VPA’s project list for the current financial year. You can access the business plan by click the link below: VPA Business Plan 2018-19
- [CEO update: 21 December 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-21-december-2016/) - Dear colleague, New Chair of the VPA Our Minister has appointed Ms Jude Munro AO as the new Chair of the VPA. Jude is best known as the highly successful CEO of several councils, most notably Brisbane - Australia’s largest council for 10 years - but also Adelaide, Moreland and, prior to amalgamations, St Kilda. Jude brings
- [Steve Dunn made a Fellow of PIA](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/steve-dunn-made-a-fellow-of-pia/) - The VPA would like to congratulate Steve Dunn, who was recognised as a Fellow of the Planning Institute of Australia this morning. Steve is a renowned industry leader and has been at the forefront of urban planning and development throughout his career. During his 10 years at the Victorian Planning Authority, he has held various
- [VPA Annual Report 2016 - 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-annual-report-2016-2017/) - The VPA Annual Report is now available below. VPA Annual Report 2016-2017 (pdf) If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [A vibrant new community in Altona North](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/a-vibrant-new-community-in-altona-north/) - A disused industrial site in Melbourne’s west will be transformed into a tree-lined residential community offering modern homes, jobs, bike paths and green space. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne has approved a plan to transform the Don Smallgoods factory site in Altona North. The 67-hectare space just 12km from the CBD is located between Kyle
- [Boosting Innovative Technology jobs in Melbourne](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/boosting-innovative-technology-jobs-in-melbourne/) - The VPA was pleased to join Minister for Planning Richard Wynne and Minister for Innovation and the Digital Economy Philip Dalidakis at the MYOB office in Cremorne on 11 September to launch a new policy aimed at supporting enterprise precincts. The VPA will now undertake planning in partnership with the City of Yarra to support Cremorne
- [Making it quicker and easier to plan for jobs and homes](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/streamlining-for-growth-making-it-quicker-and-easier-to-plan-for-jobs-and-homes/) - The Victorian Government is making it quicker and easier to build new homes and create jobs with $5.7 million in grants and planning support for local governments across Victoria. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne today announced funding for 51 projects that will cut red tape, streamline approval processes and help councils plan for the future
- [VPA's inaugural #FUTURESTHINKING event with Lord Mayor Sally Capp](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpas-inaugural-futuresthinking-event-with-lord-mayor-sally-capp/) - Join the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Sally Capp, as she shares with us her vision for the future of inner Melbourne and how the city can retain its reputation as the world's most liveable. This will be followed by a facilitated panel discussion with Jude Munro AO, Board Chair VPA and Jim Miller, Board Chair
- [Jobs and affordable homes on the way to Arden](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/final-vision-released-for-arden/) - Arden will become a thriving new jobs hub with affordable housing, directly connected to turn-up-and-go train services at a brand new underground train station being built as part of the Metro Tunnel project. Minister for Planning Richard Wynne today joined Minister for Major Projects Jacinta Allan and Lord Mayor Sally Capp at North Melbourne Station
- [Second GAIC-WIK agreement](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/second-gaic-wik-agreement/) - The Victorian Government is acquiring land for a future primary school in Aintree, thanks to a second GAIC works-in-kind agreement with Mirvac. The agreement will result in Mirvac providing the Victorian Government with 3.5-hectares of land for a future primary school, in lieu of paying the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution. The agreement is in relation
- [UDIA Industry Forum - June 2018](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/udia-industry-forum-june-2018/) - Our CEO Stuart Moseley and Executive Director - Outer Melbourne Alix Rhodes attended the UDIA industry forum on 26 June 2018. The VPA presented on implementing Infrastructure Contributions Plans for greenfields Melbourne. You can view the presentation here.
- [Additional funding for Streamlining for Growth](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/additional-funding-for-streamlining-for-growth/) - The Victorian Government is investing an additional $3.6 million to the Streamlining for Growth Program through the Victorian Budget. The total budget for the program is now $24 million over four years. The additional funding will primarily be allocated to projects that speed the delivery of land supply in Melbourne’s fast-growing outer suburbs. Specifically, the
- [Jude Munro AO honoured as an outstanding leader](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/jude-munro-ao-honoured-as-an-outstanding-leader/) - The VPA would like to congratulate chair Jude Munro AO, for being named one of Google and Deloitte's 50 Outstanding LGBTI Leaders of 2018. The leaders span a diverse range of industries and were selected for showing how passion, energy, resilience, visibility, courage – and above all, leading as your true self – can drive
- [Speeding up processing of post-PSP approvals](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/streamlining-for-growth-2016-17-best-practice/) - The Victorian Planning Authority is investing in new initiatives to speed up post-precinct structure plan approvals in Melbourne’s greenfields. The VPA acknowledges that councils in Melbourne’s growing suburbs are under significant pressure and require assistance to tackle the backlog of planning applications for new homes. By reducing the amount of time it takes to process
- [New Zealand Planning Institute Conference 2018](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/presentation-new-zealand-planning-institute-conference-2018/) - Our CEO Stuart Moseley was delighted to attend the New Zealand Planning Institute 2018 conference in Tauranga on Thursday 22nd March 2018. Stuart took this opportunity to outline the VPA’s approach to planning for Australia’s fastest growing state. You can view Stuart’s presentation here.
- [CEO update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-3/) - Call for strategic site suggestions Over the coming weeks we will be considering strategic sites that the Minister for Planning, the Hon Richard Wynne MP, could potentially include in the VPA’s 2018/19 work program or beyond. Strategic sites are parcels of land located within established Melbourne suburbs and regional towns and cities that can be
- [Clarity on VPA’s role welcomed](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/clarity-vpas-role-welcomed/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has welcomed a new Ministerial direction providing greater certainty about the VPA’s role when it is not the planning authority but providing advice and/or preparing documentation for council. Direction 18 states that when the Minister has asked the VPA to assist with amendments to rezone land, the planning authority must
- [Arden community and business forums provide food for thought](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/arden-community-business-forums-provide-food-thought/) - The VPA was delighted to host two public engagement forums last week for the Arden Urban Renewal Precinct. At a business breakfast on Wednesday, October 4, and a community forum on October 5, North Melbourne residents and workers provided the VPA with feedback on its key proposals for Arden. Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, was
- [CEO Update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-2/) - 2017 in Review We are coming to the end of a momentous year of "delivery and change" at the VPA. Tuesday saw another very successful VPA annual stakeholder event, addressed by our Minister the Honourable Richard Wynne MP and hosted by our Board Chair Jude Munro, at which I was very proud to launch the
- [VPA Business Plan 2017 -18](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-business-plan-2017-18/) - This business plan sets out the VPA's staffing, financial and other matters for the 2017-18 financial year. You can access the business plan below: VPA Business Plan 2017-18 (PDF Version) VPA Business Plan 2017-18 (Word Version)
- [Groundbreaking GAIC-WIK agreement in Truganina](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/groundbreaking-gaic-wik-agreement-truganina/) - The Victorian Government is acquiring land for a future primary school in Truganina, thanks to a groundbreaking agreement with Villawood. The GAIC works-in-kind agreement will result in landowners providing the Victorian Government with 3.5-hecatres of land for a future primary school. Villawood, the developers, negotiated the agreement on behalf of the landowners. The land will
- [Delivering local town centres](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/delivering-local-town-centres/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is inspiring thought and discussion surrounding well-planned local town centres. The VPA’s Leading Practice Seminar series about the design and delivery of local town centres was held on 26 October. Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, opened the seminar, with other speakers including ClarkeHopkinsClarke partner Dean Landy, Woolworths Senior Property Development
- [A new partnership to drive growth in Victoria's regions](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-partnership-drive-growth-victorias-regions/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has committed to strengthening its ties with Regional Cities Victoria (RCV) to help plan for the growth of regional Victoria. On 26 October the two organisations signed a partnership agreement acknowledging a shared vision for Victoria’s regional cities. The agreement is based on a spirit of cooperation in delivering the
- [CEO update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-5-july-2017/) - Dear colleague, Altona North As you might have read in today’s Herald Sun, the VPA and Hobsons Bay City Council have released an exciting new plan to transform a former industrial site in Altona North into a contemporary community. The Altona North Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) was prepared by the Victorian Planning Authority and will
- [CEO Update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update/) - Dear Colleague, Statement of Expectations The Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has recently released the Victorian Planning Authority’s 2017-18 Statement of Expectations. This marks an exciting new chapter in the VPA’s history, outlining all planning projects that the Minister expects us to work on throughout the current financial year. Under our new Act, the Authority’s
- [VPA Update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-update/) - Dear Colleague, It has been a very busy time since I last emailed you on 5 July! I spent as much time as I could during my first weeks on the job getting out to meet with as many of you as possible. My thanks to all those who made time to meet with me, brief
- [Ambitious new work program for the VPA](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ambitious-new-work-program-vpa/) - Planning for change in established Melbourne and the regions and driving the 100,000 lots program are all key facets of the VPA’s 2017-18 Statement Of Expectations (PDF). The scope of the VPA’s work plan has now expanded and includes responsibility for transforming many urban renewal sites in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, recently
- [Unique partnership to help boost supply](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/unique-partnership-help-boost-supply/) - The Victorian Planning Authority has (VPA) has facilitated a memorandum of understanding with Wyndham City Council and developers that will help boost housing supply. The MoU involves a Priority Paid Pilot Project that is a partnership between the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), Wyndham City Council, Central Equity, Dacland, Lotus Oaks Developments, LLT Developments, APD Projects
- [Stuart Moseley discusses his vision for the VPA](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/stuart-moseley-discusses-vision-vpa/)
- [VPA walks the land with Yorta Yorta and Biosis](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-walks-land-yorta-yorta-biosis/) - VPA planners were delighted to join Biosis archaeologist Kym Oataway and Yorta Yorta Nation site monitors Vanessa Charles and Jarnali Bux recently to walk the land in Echuca West. The planners met with the trio on 23 June, searching for artefacts, Scarred Trees and other items of Aboriginal heritage significance. The Shire of Campapse and
- [Why the census is so important](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/why-the-census-is-so-important/) - Christmas has come early for VPA research team members David Lees, Justin Malkiewicz, Frank Hanson and Matthew Chan. Tomorrow, the Australian Bureau of Statistics will release a host of 2016 census data, including Australian residents’ incomes, household types and countries of birth. And like young children on Christmas Eve, the VPA research team is chomping
- [CEO update: 23 June 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-update-23-june-2017/) - Dear colleague, Thank you all for the warm welcome that I have received in my first few days as Chief Executive Officer of the VPA. I am enormously honoured to have been appointed to an agency with a strong record of achievement and which will be playing such a crucial role in planning for the
- [VPA welcomes Stuart Moseley](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-welcomes-stuart-moseley/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is delighted to welcome Stuart Moseley as its new CEO this week. Mr Moseley said he was honoured to lead an agency playing a crucial role in planning the places and communities that will shape Victoria’s future. With Victoria being the fastest growing state in Australia, Mr Moseley said it
- [State of the State June 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/state-state-june-2017/) - The VPA has released its second quarter State of the State report, which provides a snapshot of key demographic, economic and population metrics across Victoria. Demographic research informs the VPA's evidence-based planning for new housing, infrastructure and jobs. Click the link below to view the report. State Of the State report 2nd Quarter 2017
- [VPA update: 19 May 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-update-19-may-2017/) - Dear colleague, It has been a busy few weeks at the VPA and I have been enjoying my time as Acting CEO before Stuart Moseley starts as the new VPA CEO on 19 June. Mr Moseley is currently the Deputy Director General (Planning Group) for the Queensland Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning, where
- [Stuart Moseley announced as new CEO](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/17282-2/) - Message from Jude Munro AO, Chair of Victorian Planning Authority Dear colleague, As you know, over the past few months the Board of the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working to secure the services of a new CEO who can lead our organisation as we focus on an expanded role in planning across Victoria.
- [Streamlining for Growth grants open](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/streamlining-growth-grants-open/) - Streamlining for Growth Applications for the VPA's Streamlining for Growth program are now open. Councils are invited to apply for grants for planning projects that will create jobs, housing and infrastructure. As has been widely publicised, Victoria is growing at an unprecedented pace. Recent ABS data confirmed what the population projections have been telling us
- [Honouring Victoria's traditional owners in new suburbs](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/honouring-victorias-traditional-owners-new-suburbs/) - https://youtu.be/2Yl1utu_GCc When residents move into two new communities in the Melton municipality, they will be able to walk in the steps of the Wurundjeri, Boon Wurrung and Bunurong peoples. The suburbs, which will one day be home to 55,000 people, will have heritage trails around Kororoit Creek that trace common walking paths of the traditional
- [Urban renewal the focus of VPA's second Leading Practice seminar](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/urban-renewal-focus-vpas-second-leading-practice-seminar/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) recently hosted its second Leading Practice seminar, this time focusing on urban renewal and jobs in the suburbs. On Friday 31 March, more than 120 people from local and state government, academia and the development industry gathered to hear from Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, the VPA Urban Renewal team
- [CEO's final update: 11 April 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-final-update-11-april-201/) - Dear colleague, Today is my last at the VPA and I’d like to take the opportunity to bring you up to date with what’s new. Firstly, the board is well progressed in finding a long-term replacement for me and no doubt there will be announcements about this in due course. I’m very pleased to be
- [CEO update: 31 March 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-31-march-2017/) - Dear colleague, The rise and rise of Victoria’s population growth continues, with figures released by the Bureau of Statistics yesterday showing Melbourne grew by 107,770 people in 2016 - the highest ever yearly increase. These figures highlight the importance of the State Government’s major planning and transport projects, including Plan Melbourne, the Level Crossing Removal Project,
- [State of the State March 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/state-state-march-2017/) - Victoria has 10 years’ worth of land available to be developed, according to a new report. The Victorian Planning Authority’s fourth quarter State of the State report provides a snapshot of key demographic metrics across Victoria. It tracks population growth, building approvals and other statistics pertinent to the planning and development industries. The report demonstrates
- [Creating jobs in our suburbs to keep workers closer to home](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/creating-jobs-suburbs-keep-workers-closer-home/) - Minister for Planning Richard Wynne has unveiled draft framework plans for three key National Employment and Innovation Clusters, ensuring they can continue to house thousands of workers into the future and safeguarding their attractiveness to would-be businesses. The draft framework plans were created by the VPA, after extensive consultation with key stakeholders including councils, other
- [CEO update: 9 March 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-9-march-2017/) - VPA Update: New lots, strategic sites and regional grants Dear colleague, Strategic sites As part of the Streamlining for Growth program, Minister Wynne has created a new program and funding to assist Melbourne councils and landowners with planning for challenging strategic sites. Melbourne has a number of large sites that can play a significant role
- [Unlocking new communities and affordable housing](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/unlocking-new-communities-affordable-housing/) - The Victorian Government is taking action to boost land supply and cut delays in approvals to make housing more affordable for Victorians. The rezoning of 100,000 lots within two years in key growth corridors spread in seven of Melbourne’s growth councils will help tackle housing affordability head on. The planning of these 17 new suburbs
- [Tribute to Peter Seamer from the chair](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/tribute-peter-seamer-chair/) - Peter Seamer today has announced his resignation as CEO of the Victorian Planning Authority. Over the past 10 years, Peter has led and built the VPA from its beginnings as the Growth Areas Authority becoming the MPA, through to the organisation it is today. Today it is a high performing organisation with a culture of
- [A planning giant steps down](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/planning-giant-steps-down/) - Jude Munro AO, Chair, Victorian Planning Authority has announced that the CEO of the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), Peter Seamer is stepping down from the role as of Easter. The driving force behind first the Growth Areas Authority (GAA), Metropolitan Planning Authority (MPA) and now the VPA, Peter has been instrumental in planning 60 new
- [Teaching the planners of tomorrow](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/teaching-planners-tomorrow/) - Gwenda Kullen didn’t quite know what she was getting into when she accepted an invitation to teach at the University of Melbourne. But before long, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) Strategic Planning Manager was delivering lectures to a packed room, for the third-year Urban Precincts Studio subject in the Bachelor of Environments. “Having 40-50 students
- [CEO update: 3 February 2017](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-3-february-2017/) - Dear colleague, I hope this email finds you well and that you had a restful holiday season. The VPA has been busy in what will be an eventful year for us, with new legislation planned to come into effect mid-year. We will have several announcements to make over the coming weeks but for now our
- [Victorian Government extending Streamlining for Growth program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/victorian-government-extending-streamlining-growth-program/) - The Victorian Government is investing $16.4 million to accelerate planning and approval processes to ensure the supply of new housing in Victoria more than meets the annual demand. Treasurer Tim Pallas today announced Victoria was taking the lead on improving housing affordability and would extend its Streamlining for Growth Program for three more years to
- [VPA work program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-work-program/) - The VPA is pleased to report that the Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has confirmed our work program for 2016/17. Please see below for a full list of the VPA's projects. VPA Work Program (word version)
- [VPA Business Plan 2016 -17](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-business-plan-2016-17/) - This business plan sets out the VPA's staffing, financial and other matters for the 2016-17 financial year. Our business plan is available in PDF and Word format. Please see below: VPA Business Plan 2016-17 (PDF Version 9.70MB) VPA-Business-Plan-2016-17 (Word Version 652KB)
- [New and changing land-related agencies](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-changing-land-related-agencies/) - A number of new government entities are in the process of being established whilst some existing entities are taking on new roles. Some of these are as a result of election commitments, including the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Infrastructure Victoria (IV). Others, such as the Latrobe Valley Authority, are as a result of government
- [VPA work highlights 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-work-highlights-2016/) - As we approach Christmas and the end of 2016, the VPA thought it was a good time to reflect on our highlights of this year. We would like to thank all of our stakeholders for partnering with us to help plan Victoria's future. Click on the link below to watch a slideshow of various VPA
- [VPA cutting red tape for subdivision approvals](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-cutting-red-tape-subdivision-approvals/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is cutting red tape and bolstering council resources to ensure housing lots are brought to market in a timely fashion. The VPA is awarding $447,000 to Melbourne’s seven growth area councils to establish a range of measures that will speed up the processing of subdivision applications. Victoria has the most
- [New community in Melbourne's south-east](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-community-melbournes-south-east/) - The Minister for Planning has approved the Brompton Lodge precinct structure plan, which paves the way for a new a leafy new community in Melbourne’s south-east. The Brompton Lodge PSP will consist of 100 hectares of land generally bounded by the Westernport Highway to the west, Ballarto Road to the north, and Cranbourne-Frankston Road to
- [CEO Update: 9 December 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/15724-2/) - Dear colleague, Brompton Lodge PSP approved Planning Minister Richard Wynne has approved the Brompton Lodge precinct structure plan, which will pave the way for a leafy new community in Melbourne’s south-east. The Brompton Lodge PSP will consist of 100 hectares of land generally bounded by the Westernport Highway to the west, Ballarto Road to the
- [Request for Tender for new finance system](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/request-tender-new-finance-system/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is seeking proposals to purchase a new or upgraded finance system due to increased business needs. The VPA currently uses Microsoft Dynamics SL 2011. The proposed finance system will be capable of providing all areas of accounting functionality (including General Ledger, Accounts Payable/Receivable, Bank Reconciliation, BAS) as well as additional
- [CEO update 2 December 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-december-2/) - Dear colleague, Alex Malishev is the UDIA Young Professional of the Year VPA senior strategic planner Alex Malishev was today awarded the Young Professional of the Year award by the Urban Development Institute of Australia awards. Alex pictured above with our Acting Chair Bill Kusznirczuk, is a valued member of the VPA’s urban renewal team
- [Streamlining for Growth](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/streamlining-for-growth/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has launched a new program that will help speed up the supply of land for jobs and housing. The Streamlining for Growth Program (2016-17) is a support and capacity-building initiative for Victorian councils. With a program budget of $4.1 million, the VPA will provide targeted funding and staff resources to selected
- [CEO update 15 November 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-15-november-2016/) - Dear colleague, We are going full steam ahead in the lead-up to Christmas, trying to progress (sometimes painstakingly) as many projects as possible. Beveridge Central PSP now on exhibition The Beveridge Central PSP is now on exhibition. You may be aware of the extensive media coverage surrounding the announcement of the State Government’s restoration of
- [VPA hosts Greenfields Leading Practice seminar](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-hosts-greenfields-leading-practice-seminar/) - The VPA was pleased to host its inaugural Greenfields Leading Practice seminar on Friday, October 28. The aim of the seminar was to provide council planners, developers and builders with a greater insight into the VPA’s values and practical approaches to Greenfields planning. Approximately 100 people attended the seminar. Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, opened
- [Infrastructure Contributions Plan up and running](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/infrastructure-contributions-plan-running/) - The VPA is pleased to report that Infrastructure Contributions Plans (ICPs) can now be employed by all growth area councils. Minister Wynne today gazetted the Ministerial Direction on the Preparation and Content of Infrastructure Contributions Plans and published the Infrastructure Contributions Plan Guidelines, establishing the new levy system for Melbourne’s growth areas. Infrastructure Contributions Plans
- [CEO Update 28 October 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-28-october-2016/) - Dear Colleague, Rockbank plan approved Our Minister, Richard Wynne, has approved a major residential precinct at Rockbank, in Melbourne’s booming west, bringing the total number of PSPs approved since the GAA began to 60. The Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) lays the groundwork for a new community that will eventually accommodate more than 22,000 residents
- [Draft Arden Vision & Framework - Community Engagement for Phase 1 has Concluded](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/draft-arden-vision-framework-community-engagement-phase-1-concluded/) - The first phase of community engagement on the Draft Arden Vision & Framework has now concluded. We received a large amount amount of feedback with people attending the community forum, business forum and completing our survey. We value the feedback of all those who took the time to contribute. Our project team will now begin the
- [CEO Update 14 October 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-october-14/) - Dear Colleague, Our 2016/17 work program We are very pleased to be able to release our 2016/17 work program, as approved by our Minister. It is a heavy workload but manageable. The program involves a spread of diverse projects across Greenfields, Urban Renewal and Regional areas and at times involves the VPA leading a project
- [MPA Annual Report 2015 - 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/mpa-annual-report-2015-2016/) - The MPA Annual Report is now available. MPA Annual Report 2015-2016 (pdf) MPA Annual Report 2015 - 2016 (Word) If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [Road extension to create jobs and housing in south-east](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/road-extension-create-jobs-housing-south-east/) - The VPA was pleased to attend the turning of the sod for a 1.3km extension of Thompsons Road, in Clyde, on September 21. The road extension is a vital part of the Thompsons Road Precinct Structure Plan, and will provide access to several new developments in Clyde, including the St Germain estate. St Germain will
- [State of the State - 3rd Quarter 2016 - September](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/state-state-3rd-quarter-2016-september/) - Melbourne’s Greenfields have record uptake The Victorian Planning Authority’s State of the State report reveals residential land in Melbourne’s Greenfields is selling at a record pace. The VPA today released its quarterly report, which provides a snapshot of key demographics and economics metrics across Victoria, including population growth, house prices and building approvals. The report
- [Why we're backing the regions](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/why-were-backing-the-regions/) - By Peter Seamer, VPA chief executive From the undulating plains of the Central Goldfields to the beautiful wine region of the Yarra Valley and the majestic Surf Coast, Victoria’s regions are truly remarkable. Families living in the regions can enjoy many fantastic lifestyle benefits, from living closer to work to immersing themselves in the joys
- [VPA speaks at Metro Tunnel hearing](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/vpa-speaks-metro-tunnel-hearing/) - The VPA was pleased to speak at the Metro Tunnel environmental effects hearing today, telling panel members that a new train station in North Melbourne would spur the area's development. Strategic Planning Manager Kate Alder told the panel members that Arden Station would catalyse the development of a new commercial and residential precinct. The precinct,
- [Big plans for Broadmeadows](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/big-plans-broadmeadows/) - Hume City Council and the Victorian Planning Authority recently announced that the Broadmeadows Town Hall would be converted into a new mixed-use space. As well as being a venue for community events and forums, the redeveloped facility will double up as a jobs and professional space. Most Melburnians likely wouldn’t associate this traditionally blue-collar suburb
- [New suburb for Melbourne’s most south-eastern edge](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/new-suburb-melbournes-south-eastern-edge/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (MPA) is consulting on plans for one of the final new estates in Melbourne’s thriving south-east. The McPherson Precinct Structure (PSP) plan will open for community consultation on Thursday, June 2. The new suburb will sit right at the edge of Melbourne’s urban growth boundary, with the MPA having successfully unlocked
- [$7 Billion Expansion Of Melbourne Central City Planned](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/7-billion-expansion-melbourne-central-city-planned/) - North Melbourne’s Arden precinct will be home to up to 15,000 people and up to 34,000 jobs, with new plans today released for development over the next 30 years. The Andrews Labor Government has released draft plans to create a new commercial and residential precinct across 56 hectares in North Melbourne, between Macaulay Road, Dryburgh
- [CEO Update - 2 September 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-02-september-2016/) - Dear Colleague, Since becoming the VPA a fortnight ago we have had a few major developments I wanted to update you on. Consultation for the Draft Arden Vision & Framework is now live We were delighted that yesterday our Minister, Richard Wynne, Minister Allan and the Lord Mayor launched the Draft Arden Vision & Framework
- [CEO Update - 19 August 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-19-august-2016/) - Dear Colleague, Our Minister has now announced the transition of the Victorian Planning Authority (MPA) to the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA). This is an new era for us and we look forward to working closely with our stakeholders on our current and future projects. The new VPA Today at a Committee for Economic Development of
- [Welcome to the VPA](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/welcome-to-the-vpa/) - The VPA is a new government authority reporting to the Minister for Planning that will help manage Victoria’s strong population growth by planning for greater housing and business choices in key precincts across Victoria. Building on the success of the Victorian Planning Authority (MPA) in planning new and established suburbs, the VPA will also extend
- [GAA Annual Report 2006-2007](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-annual-report-2006-2007/) - The role of the Growth Areas Authority is to improve the medium to long term planning of the growth areas of Melbourne. While the focus during the first 9 months of the organisation has been on its successful establishment, the GAA has now developed a strong planning role in precinct structure planning and in specific
- [GAA Business Plan 2007 - 2008](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/4858-2/) - Housing supply and affordability, and the recognition of the importance of the Growth Areas in the economy of Victoria, have become increasingly significant issues in recent months. The role of the Growth Areas Authority (GAA) is central in ensuring that we have both medium and long term solutions to these issues. The Growth Areas Authority
- [GAA Business Plan 2008-2009](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-business-plan-2008-2009/) - The Victorian Government’s sweeping changes to the planning process in the Growth Areas are a direct response to what our stakeholders have been telling us: we need to get more land to market far sooner. We are pleased to step into a role that will enable us to make a significant contribution towards achieving this
- [GAA Annual Report 2007-2008](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-annual-report-2007-2008/) - The GAA, at the request of our Minister, has reformed planning processes for the growth areas. This has resulted in developing a shortened and more efficient development process, reducing cost and improving land supply flexibility in order to gain better planning outcomes. This work is now being underpinned by the development of strengthened, standardised guidelines
- [GAA Annual Report 2008-2009](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-annual-report-2008-2009/) - Laying the foundations for the future shape of Melbourne in the next two decades has been at the heart of the Growth Area Authority’s work agenda over the past year. The Authority has been instrumental in analysing which land is most suitable for inclusion in the expanded Urban Growth Boundary after examining a raft of
- [GAA Business Plan 2010-2011](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-business-plan-2010-2011/) - The biggest development project in Australia today is the creation of Melbourne’s newest suburbs. Over the next 20 years this will see the sustainable development of housing, employment and leisure spaces for a population double the size of Canberra. The Victorian Government’s implementation of Planning Scheme Amendment VC68, the creation of Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution
- [GAA Annual Report 2009-2010](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-annual-report-2009-2010/) - The planning and development of Melbourne’s newest suburbs, which are called the ‘Growth Areas’, is increasingly important to our growth, quality of life and prosperity as Victoria’s population continues to grow. During the last year the Growth Areas Authority, as lead partners with State, Local Government and Industry has made real progress in master planning
- [GAA Business Plan 2009-2010](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-business-plan-2009-2010/) - The Victorian Government has continued with its planning reform agenda with the announcement of its major planning update Melbourne at 5 million. This policy will have a significant impact on planning in the Growth Areas and will help us in our efforts to maintain a steady supply of affordable housing. The GAA has played a significant
- [GAA Business Plan 2011-2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-business-plan-2011-2012/) - The primary role of the GAA is to make Melbourne’s newest suburbs affordable and excellent places to live and work. Our primary tool for this is our master planning PSP program, where the resolution of complex planning, funding and other matters are resolved in a streamlined and coordinated manner so that private enterprise can move
- [GAA Annual Report 2010-2011](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-annual-report-2010-2011/) - Melbourne continues to experience strong population growth with much of that growth being accommodated in the growth areas. In 2009/2010 Melbourne’s population increased by 79,000, the largest increase of any Australian city. More than half of this increase was accommodated in the growth areas. Over the next twenty years Melbourne’s growth areas are forecast to
- [GAA Annual Report 2011-12](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/4834-2/) - During the 2011/12 financial year, the GAA continued to focus on planning progressive, liveable and vibrant communities. The GAA also focussed on high level, long term planning to ensure that Melbourne’s new suburbs will have access to key infrastructure, local jobs and quality services. The GAA has completed two high level planning projects during the
- [GAA Business Plan 2012-2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-business-plan-2012-2013/) - The GAA’s main objective is to ensure that as our population heads towards 5 million, that our city continues to be one of the world’s most liveable by retaining liveability, affordability and accessibility. This can be achieved through provision of a wide choice of affordable housing at a variety of addresses for all household types,
- [GAA Annual Report 2012-2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaa-annual-report-2012-2013/) - The GAA’s 2012-2013 Annual Report is now available. GAA Annual Report 2012 - 2013
- [MPA Business Plan 2013-2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/mpa-business-plan-2013-2014/) - The Premier and Minister for Planning announced the release of Plan Melbourne and creation of the new Victorian Planning Authority (MPA) in October 2013. This was followed by a further announcement that the Growth Areas Authority would undertake the role of the new MPA and operate under that name. The Minister for Planning may now
- [MPA Annual Report 2013-2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/mpa-annual-report-2013-2014/) - The MPA Annual Report 2013 - 2014 is now available.
- [MPA Business Plan 2014-15](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/mpa-business-plan-2014-15/) - The MPA enters its second year in an expanded role that includes a mix of inner suburban, middle suburban, regional, peri-urban and greenfields (growth areas) planning activities. This business plan sets out the staffing, financial and other matters that will take the MPA forward in 2014-2015. Our business plan is available via the link below.
- [MPA Annual Report 2014 - 2015](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/mpa-2014-2015-annual-report/) - The MPA Annual Report 2014 - 2015 is now available. If you require an accessible version of the Annual Financial Statements contained in the report, please contact us on (03) 9651 9600 or info@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [MPA Business Plan 2015-2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/mpa-business-plan-2015-2016/) - This business plan sets out the staffing, financial and other matters that will take the MPA forward in 2015-2016. Our business plan is available in PDF and Word format. Please see below: MPA Business Plan 2015 - 2016 (PDF) MPA Business Plan 2015 - 2016 (Word)
- [CEO Update - 16 June 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ceo-update-16-june-2016/) - Dear Colleague, It’s been a busy few weeks but I wanted to again update you on some projects fresh out on consultation, our new management structure and some jobs currently being advertised here at the MPA. New organisational structure In order to prepare the organisation for transitioning into the Victorian Planning Authority, we have updated
- [Biodiversity report – PSP 43 Alfred Road_for publishing – ready](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-report-psp-43-alfred-road_for-publishing-ready/) - Sub-Regional surveys were conducted for the Growling Grass Frog (GGF), the Golden Sun Moth (GSM), and the Southern Brown Bandicoot (SBB), as part of a separate project to the Biodiversity Mapping Project 2009-2010. The purpose of the work was to inform and provide background information for the development of Sub-Regional strategies for each of these
- [PSP 13 – Clyde North – Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) – online version](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/psp-13-clyde-north-biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-online-version/) - Practical Ecology Pty Ltd was commissioned by Growth Areas Authority to undertake a targeted flora and fauna survey, and habitat hectare assessment within Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) area 13; Clyde North, Victoria. The purpose of this report is to provide information on the flora and fauna species, Ecological Vegetation Classes (EVCs), and fauna habitats occurring
- [Biodiversity report – Minta Farm – PSP 11 Biodiversity Assessment Report for Publishing – ready](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-report-minta-farm-psp-11-biodiversity-assessment-report-publishing-ready/) - Sub-Regional surveys were conducted for the Growling Grass Frog (GGF), the Golden Sun Moth (GSM), and the Southern Brown Bandicoot (SBB), as part of a separate project to the current Biodiversity Mapping Project 2009-2010. The purpose of the work was to inform and provide background information for the development of Sub-Regional strategies for each of
- [Biodiversity report – Manor Lakes – PSP 41 Biodiversity Assessment Report for Publishing – ready](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-report-manor-lakes-psp-41-biodiversity-assessment-report-publishing-ready/) - This Biodiversity Report was prepared by Biosis Research Pty. Ltd. and commissioned by the Growth Areas Authority and Manor Lakes (Werribee) Pty Ltd. Information gathered and presented in this report is intended to inform the possible future preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and Native Vegetation Precinct Plans for this area. Click here to download PDF
- [Biodiversity report – CA 43 Pound Road Report for publishing – ready](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-report-ca-43-pound-road-report-publishing-ready/) - Sub-Regional surveys were conducted for the Growling Grass Frog (GGF), the Golden Sun Moth (GSM), and the Southern Brown Bandicoot (SBB), as part of a separate project to the current Biodiversity Mapping Project 2009-2010. The purpose of the work was to inform and provide background information for the development of Sub-Regional strategies for each of
- [Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area – Section D](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-melton-wyndham-investigation-area-section-d/) - This Biodiversity Report provides native vegetation and fauna habitat information on the municipality of Wyndham and the Shire of Melton. The report was prepared by Biosis Research Pty. Ltd. and commissioned by the Growth Areas Authority. Information gathered and presented in this report is intended to inform the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and Native
- [Biodiversity report РCA 42 РCasey Central Report for Publication Рready](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-report-ca-42-casey-central-report-publication-ready/) - Sub-Regional surveys were conducted for the Growling Grass Frog (GGF), the Golden Sun Moth (GSM), and the Southern Brown Bandicoot (SBB), as part of a separate project to the current Biodiversity Mapping Project 2009 – 2010. The purpose of the work was to inform and provide background information for the development of Sub-Regional strategies for
- [Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area – Section H](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-melton-wyndham-investigation-area-section-h/) - This Biodiversity Report provides native vegetation and fauna habitat information on the municipality of Wyndham and the Shire of Melton. The report was prepared by Biosis Research Pty. Ltd. and commissioned by the Growth Areas Authority. Information gathered and presented in this report is intended to inform the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and Native
- [Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area – Section G](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-melton-wyndham-investigation-area-section-g/) - The Growth Area Authority (GAA) engaged contractors during 2008/2009 to map and assess native vegetation and fauna habitat in designated Precinct Structure Plan areas surrounding Melbourne (Figure 1). The scope and design of this project was developed jointly with the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE). The purpose of this mapping and assessing was to…
- [Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area – Section F](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-melton-wyndham-investigation-area-section-f/) - This Biodiversity Report provides native vegetation and fauna habitat information on the municipality of Wyndham and the Shire of Melton. The report was prepared by Biosis Research Pty. Ltd. and commissioned by the Growth Areas Authority. Information gathered and presented in this report is intended to inform the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and Native
- [Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area – Section E](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-melton-wyndham-investigation-area-section-e/) - This Biodiversity Report provides native vegetation and fauna habitat information on the municipality of Wyndham and the Shire of Melton. The report was prepared by Biosis Research Pty. Ltd. and commissioned by the Growth Areas Authority. Information gathered and presented in this report is intended to inform the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and Native
- [Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area – Section C](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-melton-wyndham-investigation-area-section-c/) - This Biodiversity Report provides native vegetation and fauna habitat information on the municipality of Wyndham and the Shire of Melton. The report was prepared by Biosis Research Pty. Ltd. and commissioned by the Growth Areas Authority. Information gathered and presented in this report is intended to inform the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and Native
- [Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area – Section B](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-melton-wyndham-investigation-area-section-b/) - This Biodiversity Report provides native vegetation and fauna habitat information on the municipality of Wyndham and the Shire of Melton. The report was prepared by Biosis Research Pty. Ltd. and commissioned by the Growth Areas Authority. Information gathered and presented in this report is intended to inform the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and Native
- [Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area – Section A](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-melton-wyndham-investigation-area-section/) - This Biodiversity Report provides native vegetation and fauna habitat information on the municipality of Wyndham and the Shire of Melton. The report was prepared by Biosis Research Pty. Ltd. and commissioned by the Growth Areas Authority. Information gathered and presented in this report is intended to inform the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and Native
- [PSP 23 – Greenvale South – Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) – SMEC – online version](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/psp-23-greenvale-south-biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-smec-online-version/) - This Biodiversity Report provides native vegetation and fauna habitat information for Precinct Structure Plan Area 23 – Greenvale South. SMEC Australia (SMEC) was engaged by the former Growth Areas Authority (GAA) to provide vegetation and fauna assessments and mapping services for the Greenvale South Precinct Structure Plan Area (PSP Area 23). The purpose of the
- [PSP 16 – Cranbourne North – Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) – online version](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/psp-16-cranbourne-north-biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-online-version/) - Practical Ecology Pty Ltd was commissioned by Growth Areas Authority to undertake a targeted flora and fauna survey, and habitat hectare assessment within Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) area 16; Cranbourne North (Stage 2), Victoria. The purpose of this report is to provide information on the flora and fauna species, Ecological Vegetation Classes (EVCs), and fauna
- [PSP 40 Wyndham Vale – Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) – online version](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/psp-40-wyndham-vale-biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-online-version/) - AECOM was engaged by the Growth Areas Authority to prepare a Vegetation Assessment Report for the Wyndham Vale Precinct Structure Area 40 for Task A. AECOM completed a Vegetation and Mapping Assessment for the Wyndham Vale Precinct Area between 17 October 2008 and 27 April 2009. This Vegetation Assessment Report presents the results of the
- [PSP 37 – Truganina Employment Area – Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) – online version](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/psp-37-truganina-employment-area-biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-online-version/) - AECOM was engaged by the Growth Areas Authority to prepare a Vegetation Assessment Report for the Truganina Precinct Structure Area 37 (Truganina Precinct Area), for Task A. AECOM completed a Vegetation and Mapping Assessment for the Truganina Precinct Area between 17 October 2008 and 27 April 2009. This Vegetation Assessment Report presents the results of
- [PSP 10 – Botanic Ridge – Biodiversity Assessment Report (Native Vegetation) – online version](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/psp-10-botanic-ridge-biodiversity-assessment-report-native-vegetation-online-version/) - Practical Ecology Pty Ltd was commissioned by Growth Areas Authority to undertake a targeted flora and fauna survey, and habitat hectare assessment within Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) Area 10; Botanic Ridge, Victoria. The purpose of this report is to provide information on the flora and fauna species, Ecological Vegetation Classes (EVCs), and fauna habitats occurring
- [Study shows importance of growing jobs in the suburbs](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/study-shows-importance-growing-jobs-suburbs/) - A new study has confirmed the importance of growing jobs in Melbourne’s middle and outer suburbs. The five-year study was conducted by the Victorian Planning Authority (MPA), VicHealth, RMIT University, City of Casey and the Planning Institute of Australia. Over the course of five years, the study tracked the health outcomes of residents before and after they

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- [Victorian Planning Authority](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/)
- [Interactive Status Map](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/work_program/interactive-status-map/) - The updated digital VPA Greenfields Planning Interactive Status Map details all precinct structure plans in the Melbourne Greenfields. Key features include: The revised ‘Dashboard’ layout includes easy-to-use filters allowing users to view/zoom on areas of interest. A simplified ‘Summary by Status’ function with links to individual project pages for further detailed information. Additional Data attributes
- [Leadership Team](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/about/vpa-leadership-team/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is part of the Department of Transport and Planning. The VPA work program is delivered by the Spatial Planning Group’s New Communities Team with support from across the Department. The key leaders responsible for the VPA work program are outlined below. Jeroen Weimar Secretary of the Department of Transport and Planning
- [Northern and Western Geelong Growth Areas](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/northern-and-western-geelong-growth-areas/) - Commencing in July 2026 the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) will take the lead on the preparation and delivery of four Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) under the Northern and Western Geelong Growth Areas Framework Plan. Working closely with the City of Greater Geelong, DTP will prepare and deliver the PSPs for Batesford North, McCanns
- [Benchmark Infrastructure Costings](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/work_program/infrastructure-contributions-plans/benchmark-costings/) - About the Benchmark Infrastructure Costings When land is developed for urban purposes new or upgraded infrastructure is needed to support the new development and its future communities. Infrastructure contributions paid by developers help fund basic and essential infrastructure for new and growing communities, such as local roads, community centres, kindergartens, maternal and child health facilities,
- [Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/work_program/growth-area-infrastructure-contribution-gaic/) - The Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC) began operation on 1 July 2010 and applies to growth area land brought into the Urban Growth Boundary 2005-06 or subsequently which is zoned for urban development. GAIC is a charge designed to contribute to the funding of essential state infrastructure in Melbourne’s growth areas. IMPORTANT: If your parcel of
- [GAIC Updated Forms - New Application](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaic-new-application/) - For information on Privacy, refer to the Privacy Statement. Please refer to the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC) – Staged Payment Arrangement Guidelines – January 2023 (PDF) prior to completing this form. It is an offence to make a false or misleading statement.
- [GAIC Updated Forms - Amendment Only](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gaic-amendment-application/) - For information on Privacy, refer to the Privacy Statement. Please refer to the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC) – Staged Payment Arrangement Guidelines – January 2023 (PDF) prior to completing this form. It is an offence to make a false or misleading statement. Amendment Application
- [South East Economic Corridor Strategic Context Report to 2060](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/the-south-east-economic-corridor-strategic-context-report-to-2060/) - The South East Economic Corridor Strategic Context Report to 2060 (SEEC Report) (PDF) will support and guide Melbourne’s southern metropolitan region to remain one of Australia’s most economically significant and diverse regions which offers the economic and social potential to be home to one million residents and 500,000 jobs within its boundaries Plan Melbourne and
- [Greenfield Subdivision Permits - A Model Approach](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/greenfield-subdivision-permits/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has prepared the Greenfield Subdivision Permits - A Model Approach, to achieve greater consistency in the structure and conditions of growth area subdivision permits to assist in streamlining approvals. Planning departments in Melbourne’s Growth Area Councils are encouraged to use this document to promote a level of consistency in the
- [Generally in Accordance Guidelines](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/generally-in-accordance-guidelines/) - Generally in Accordance: New guidance and clarity for Precinct Structure Plan developments The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has released new guidance to bring clarity and certainty to developments in greenfields Melbourne. What is “generally in accordance?” A crucial component of the Urban Growth Zone (UGZ) is the requirement that planning applications be “generally in accordance”
- [Gunns Gully Road Interchange GAIC WIK](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/gunns-gully-road-interchange-gaic-wik/) - The Gunns Gully Road Interchange is currently in a phase of negotiating the terms of the GAIC WIK (Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution Work-In-Kind). The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) will be ensuring greater resources and prioritisation of the project’s finalisation occurs in a timely manner. Lockerbie Precinct Structure Plan, identifies the eleventh and final Plan Melbourne
- [Work Program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/work_program/) - The Victorian Government is committed to achieving its target of 30% of new homes delivered in greenfields areas through a 10-year plan. The 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields provides a framework for industry to plan for 180,000 new homes in greenfield areas. It earmarks 27 greenfield areas in Melbourne’s outer south-east, north and western corridors
- [VPA Business Plan 2025-2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/about/business-plan/) - The Minister for Planning has approved the Victorian Planning Authority - Business Plan 2025-26 (PDF). The Business Plan outlines the projects and activities the Victorian Planning Authority will undertake in 2025-26 to deliver Victorian State Government initiatives to provide more homes for Victorians and to continue delivery of Victoria’s Housing Statement, Economic Growth Statement and Plan
- [Project List](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-list/) - Victoria is growing at a significant pace and it is the Victorian Planning Authority’s (VPA) role to ensure that we continue to enjoy our world renowned liveability by retaining access to jobs, affordable and quality housing, public transport, cycling and walking paths and the services we need. The VPA's project list is set out in the Victorian Government’s
- [Industrial Land Gateway Service ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/industrial-land-gateway-service/) - The Victorian Planning Authority as part of the Department of Transport and Planning has established the Industrial Land Gateway Service to consider proponent proposals to bring forward rezoning of industrial land precincts. Overview The Industrial Land Gateway Service (ILGS) is a coordinated service to consider proponent requests to bring forward rezoning of Horizon 2, 3
- [Contact](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/contact/) - If you would like more information, or would like to make an enquiry, the Victorian Planning Authority is always interested in your views. Please contact: 1 Spring Street Melbourne Victoria 3000 Australia 136 186 info-vpa@transport.vic.gov.au @VPA_GOV vpa_vic Media and communications For all media and communications enquiries, please call: Marco Bass, External Relations Manager marco.bass@transport.vic.gov.au 03 9651 9655 0459
- [Early Careers at VPA](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/early-careers-at-vpa/) - After a flying start? Kick off your career at the VPA. We are on the lookout for awesome people who have a range of different skills, backgrounds and experiences. We offer different programs that provide variety, challenge and growth. Student and Internship program 60 days or more Casual role, paid at VPA grade 1.1 equivalent
- [Streamlining for Growth Library](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/sfg-library/) - The Streamlining for Growth (SfG) Library Archive showcases various exemplar SfG funded projects. SfG funded projects often provided guidelines, frameworks or principles to inform other planning endeavours. Better Regulation and Streamlining Processes The primary purpose of this stream was to simplify, streamline and accelerate processes for strategic plan preparation (including PSP) and post-VPA strategic planning
- [Test site only](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/test-site-only/)
- [Open Data](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/open-data/) - Open Data Platform The Australian and Victorian Governments both promote and encourage public access to public data. Access to public data supports research, education, planning and promotes innovation. However, not all government data is suitable for release, for a range of privacy, confidentiality and other reasons. The DataVic Access Policy was developed by the Victorian
- [Governance](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/about/governance/) - Conflicts of Interest The Victorian Planning Authority Act 2017 contains conflict of interest requirements that apply to any individuals working on behalf of the VPA, including DTP employees and external contractors. Conflicts are required to be declared, and conflicted individuals must stand aside from any involvement in the matter. Employees of the Department of Transport
- [About](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/about/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. Victoria is growing, with a projected population of up to 10 million people by 2050. It is the VPA’s main task to make sure Melbourne and Victoria's regions remain great places
- [VPA Careers](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/about/vpa-careers/) - Whatever stage you are in your career, the VPA is a place that cares about you and is an organisation where you can grow. Take a look around and uncover what life at the VPA is like by clicking on the below buttons.
- [Train and Tram Zone Activity Centres Program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/work_program/activity-centres-program/) - About the program We want to provide all Victorians with the choice of a well-designed home, at an affordable price, in a place where they can thrive. That’s why we’re planning for more homes in and around 60 train and tram zone activity centres across Melbourne, encouraging more than 300,000 new homes to be built
- [Clyde South - Landowner Form - Test site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/clyde-south-landowner-form-test-site/)
- [Metropolitan Open Space Network](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/metropolitan-open-space-network/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has created the Metropolitan Open Space Network portal to assist relevant state agencies and local councils in their continued planning, analysis, delivery and maintenance of Melbourne’s open space network. It provides a comprehensive GIS dataset of the existing open space network throughout the Melbourne metropolitan area. This dataset builds upon
- [Regional DCP Toolkit](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/regional-dcp-toolkit/) - The City of Wodonga received a Streamlining for Growth grant and Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) assistance for the development of a toolkit for regional councils to guide the implementation, administration and financial management of Development Contributions Plans (DCP). Fifteen (15) other regional Councils signed up to the initiative guiding the project via a Project Control
- [Growth Corridor Plans](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/growth-corridor-plans/) - The Growth Corridor Plans are high level integrated land use and transport plans that provide a strategy for the development of Melbourne’s growth corridors over the coming decades. These plans will guide the delivery of key housing, employment and transport infrastructure in Melbourne’s new suburbs and provide a clear strategy for the development of the
- [ILGS Initial Assessment](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ilgs-initial-assessment/) - ILGS Initial Assessment An Initial Proposal must include the following documentation: Employment/Industrial land supply audit prepared by a suitably qualified professional Land Ownership/proponent details Ownership/participant parcel map Evidence of previous successful developments of appropriate scale Summary of all engagement with other landowners. Copies of consultation/correspondence with Council Copies of any agency/department consultation/correspondence Site Context Map
- [ILGS Full Assessment ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/ilgs-full-assessment/) - A Full Proposal must include the following documentation: Employment/Industrial land supply audit prepared by a suitably qualified consultant. Written submission detailing alignment with key state government policy objectives. Site context map showing the extent of the proposal area in its local and regional context. Ownership/Participant land parcel map. Evidence of previous successful developments pf appropriate
- [Plan for Victoria](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/plan-for-victoria/) - Inclusive, liveable, sustainable, prosperous, and enriching. Plan for Victoria sets the state-wide vision for how Victoria will grow over time. This is a plan for Victoria written by Victorians. This plan is for all of Victoria: for Melbourne, our regional cities and the many towns and small communities across regional and rural Victoria.Victoria is made
- [Streamlining for Growth - Project Acquittal Form](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/acquittal-sfg/)
- [Streamlining for Growth - Project Progress Reporting](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/sfg_reporting_2025/)
- [Merrifield North - Landowner contact details](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/merrifield-north-landowner-contact-details/)
- [More on the Greenfields](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/more-information/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been planning in the Greenfields areas since 2006 but what does the term 'Greenfields' actually mean? Refer to the below links for further information: The context and the challenge The evolution of greenfield development in Victoria Key facts on Melbourne's Urban Growth Boundary Funding Greenfields infrastructure Six fast facts
- [Infrastructure Contributions Plans](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/work_program/infrastructure-contributions-plans/) - The Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) system has been revised to improve the method for securing land for public purposes. The Victorian Parliament passed the Planning and Environment Amendment (Public Land Contributions) Act 2018 (the Act), which introduced a suite of changes to the ICP system effective from 2 July 2018. A key change of the
- [Strategy & Guidelines](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/) - The Victorian Planning Authority’s (VPA) approach to planning is informed by numerous strategies and guidelines. You can learn more about each approach in more detail by choosing the relevant field from the selection menu.
- [Strategy & Guidelines](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/) - The Victorian Planning Authority’s (VPA) approach to planning is informed by numerous strategies and guidelines. You can learn more about each approach in more detail by choosing the relevant field from the selection menu.
- [Kororoit (Part 2) – Third Party Funding Form ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/kororoit-part-2-third-party-funding-form/) - Please complete this form to express your interest in engaging with the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in a Third Party Funding Agreement for Kororoit (Part 2) (the Project). Kindly complete this form by Friday 31 January 2025. After this date the VPA will review level of interest and determine next steps for the project. Information obtained
- [VPA Procurement](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/about/governance/vpa-procurement/) - Under the Financial Management Act 1994, the Victorian Government Purchasing Board (VGPB) is responsible for setting the policies and standards for the supply, management and disposal of goods and services by Victorian government departments and agencies. By applying the VGPB policies to our own circumstances, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) aims to ensure value for
- [Kororoit (Part 2) – Third Party Funding and Property Access Form ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/kororoit-part-2-landowner-form/) - Dear landowner, Please complete this form to express your interest in: Engaging with the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in a Third Party Funding Agreement for Kororoit (Part 2) (the Project) and / or Consenting to the VPA accessing your property during the Project. Please complete this form by Friday 31 January 2025. After this date
- [Small Lot Housing Code](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/small-lot-housing-code/) - Small Lot Housing Code 2024 The Small Lot Housing Code – November 2024 (PDF) makes it easier for homeowners, developers and builders to build homes on smaller parcels of land, creating more housing choice in Melbourne’s greenfields and growth areas. The Code was first introduced in 2011 to allow homes to be built on blocks
- [Funding Greenfields infrastructure](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/more-information/funding-greenfields-infrastructure/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) often get questions about where the funding of Greenfields infrastructure comes from. There are a variety of sources: Development levies paid by the developer When people develop land for any use, they often contribute to or cause the need for new or upgraded infrastructure. Infrastructure contributions are payments or works-in-kind towards
- [Key facts on Melbourne's Urban Growth Boundary](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/more-information/urban-growth-boundary-key-facts/) - The metropolitan strategy release in 2002 known as Melbourne 2030: Planning for sustainable growth established an Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) around Melbourne to better manage outward expansion in a coordinated manner. The purpose of the UGB is to direct urban growth to areas best able to be supplied with appropriate infrastructure and services and protect
- [VPA Strategic Plan 2021-2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/about/vpa-strategic-plan-2021-2024/) - With incredible changes happening across Victoria the Victorian Planning Authority Strategic Plan 2021-2024 (PDF) outlines our values, drivers, purpose, pillars and priorities to support our state’s economic recovery, standard of living, sustainability and liveability into the future. The Strategic Plan consolidates the VPA’s role as the Victorian Government’s lead urban growth planning agency. It also articulates
- [Planning for Schools](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/infrastructure/planning-for-schools/) - A comprehensive approach to planning for all schools is needed in growing areas. Government Schools The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) works closely with the Department of Education and Training (DET) to plan for government schools. Non-Government Schools The VPA is committed to planning for non-government schools, which account for around 30 per cent of student
- [Engineering Standards](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/engineering-standards/) - The Engineering Design and Construction Manual for Subdivision in Growth Areas (EDCM) was initially published in April 2011. It has recently been reviewed and an updated 'December 2019' version is now available below. More information on the standardisation project is available in the Information Sheet - Victorian Growth Areas Infrastructure Engineering Standardisation Project - September
- [The context and the challenge](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/more-information/the-context-and-the-challenge/) - Victoria's population is growing rapidly, at the rate of around 100,000 people a year. We're anticipating a population of 10 million by 2051 - with Melbourne itself to grow from 4.6 million to almost eight million people. As we also know, Melbourne has been named the world's most liveable city for the sixth year in
- [Infrastructure](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/infrastructure/) - Essential infrastructure plays a major role in supporting our economy, productivity and way of life. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) actively works with our major stakeholders in planning infrastructure in parallel with our land use planning. Our approach to infrastructure planning integrates land use planning with planning for the necessary utilities and water, roads and
- [Freedom of Information](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/freedom-of-information/) - The Victorian Planning Authority, formerly the Growth Areas Authority, is committed to meeting its obligations under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 and to extending, as far as possible, the community’s right to access information in a timely manner. This includes information about the VPA’s operations and making available to members of the public the rules
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- [Developer Contributions in Regional Victoria](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/developer-contributions-in-regional-victoria/) - The Victorian Planning Authority is working to simplify the way financial contributions towards local infrastructure are identified and to help improve how existing contributions plans are implemented. Collaborating with 16 local councils, the VPA is supporting the implementation of existing Development Contributions Plans through the Regional DCP Toolkit project.
- [Join us!](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/join-us/) - A career with possibilities! We will encourage and empower you to explore, develop and apply your potential. And doing this, we want you to have fun and enjoy the experience. We know you can make a difference and are the missing ingredient to help us achieve our organisational outcomes. We invite all people from diverse
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- [Glossary](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/glossary/) - This glossary is a guide to the VPA's interpretation of commonly used planning terms*. A full list of sources can be found at the bottom of the page. Commonly used planning terms: 0ABCDEFGHIKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 20 minute neighbourhood:The 20-minute neighbourhood is all about ‘living locally’ and enabling people to meet most of their daily needs within a
- [Key capabilities of the VPA](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/jobs-key-capabilities-of-the-vpa/) - Our functions We are an integrated strategic urban planning organisation that delivers: Urban Renewal planning: With 70% of Melbourne’s new housing expected to be within established areas, we focus on unlocking under-utilised areas for jobs, investment and housing in urban renewal precincts. You can read more about urban planning here. Greenfields planning: We have been
- [Growth Area Council Health Check](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/case-studies/growth-health-check/) - Streamlining for Growth funded the Growth Area Councils Permit Assessment Health Check - an unprecedented and innovative project. This involved a collaboration between the seven Melbourne metropolitan Growth Area Councils, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), and Mesh, the consultants appointed to work on the project. The project identifies ways for Council to make good decisions;
- [Greater Bendigo City Council (CoGB) – Plan Greater Bendigo](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/case-studies/greater-bendigo/) - The Plan Bendigo project set out the context for Bendigo’s master plan and identified “the bigger picture infrastructure projects”. Greater Bendigo received a total of $230,000 through the Regional Victoria stream of funding in November 2016, comprising $150,000 grant funding and $80,000 Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) resources. Council contributed $150,000 in staff time and $50,000 funding.
- [Shepparton Mooroopna Strategic Framework Plan (Shepparton Mooroopna 2050: Regional City Growth Plan) – Greater Shepparton City Council](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/case-studies/shepparton-mooroopna/) - In September 2017, Shepparton received $200,000 funding for the Shepparton Mooroopna Strategic Framework Plan under the Regional Victoria funding stream. This funding assistance comprised $130,000 Council grant and $70,000 Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) resources. The outcomes planned for completion by 30 March 2018 were the delivery of a: Literature review Stakeholder identification and engagement Shepparton
- [Wyndham Priority Paid Resourcing Pilot](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/case-studies/wyndham/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) facilitated a three-year priority paid resourcing pilot project between Wyndham City Council and ten developers concerning the planning, landscaping and engineering assessment and approvals services provided by Wyndham City Council. The aim of the MoU was to: Develop a flexible resourcing model to meet market demands Engage Private sector resourcing
- [Cardinia Shire Council – Functional Layout Plan Resourcing Assistance](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/case-studies/cardinia-2/) - Cardinia received $50,000 funding grant under the Post Precinct Structure Plan Approvals funding stream to provide resourcing assistance to growth area planning. Cardinia Shire Council is one of the smallest growth areas in metropolitan Melbourne. Cardinia’s growth area is approximately 15% of the whole municipality. By April 2018, development rates increased by 25% over a
- [Altona North – Comprehensive Development Plan and Planning Scheme Amendment – Hobsons Bay City Council](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/case-studies/altona-north/) - The Altona North Comprehensive Development Plan and Planning Scheme Amendment obtained VPA resources to the value of $342,500 in December 2016 from the Metropolitan Established funding stream of Streamlining for Growth. The amendment was gazetted on 24 September 2018. The Amendment incorporates the Altona North Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) August 2018 and Altona North Development
- [Biodiversity & Native Vegetation](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/biodiversity-native-vegetation/) - The Biodiversity Conservation Strategy (BCS) is the overarching strategy for protecting biodiversity in Victoria’s growth corridors. It outlines all relevant matters of national and state environmental significance, including matters covered in the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Conservation decisions reflected in the strategy were made using biodiversity data collected by the State Government
- [National Employment and Innovation Clusters](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/national-employment-clusters/) - A significant proportion of jobs are located in the suburbs and there are distinctive clusters of employment and business activity centred around medical, research and tertiary institutions across Melbourne. These areas are local and regional destinations that also are nationally significant because of the role they play in attracting workers, students and visitors people from
- [How We Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/how-we-plan/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) works closely with councils and local communities, government agencies, landowners and developers to prepare structure plans for new communities across Victoria. To steer how we undertake and deliver these plans, the VPA has developed suite of policies, procedures and related guidance documents. This guidance material is periodically reviewed and updated,
- [The VPA Strategic Planning Work Program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/the-vpa-strategic-planning-work-program/) - The VPA’s work program of Precinct Structure Plans and other Strategic Planning projects is communicated each year through the VPA Business Plan as approved by the Minister for Planning. The Business Plan list of projects may be amended between business plans in response to changing circumstances and subject to the approval of the Minister for
- [Working at the VPA](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/working-at-the-vpa/) - Culture We respect and honour all perspectives, backgrounds, abilities, aspirations and needs. We welcome you to be your genuine self and realise your potential. At the heart of our vibrant culture are our organisational values, which bring out the best in our people. We offer diversity and challenge for those who share our values. A
- [Urban Renewal](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/urban-renewal/) - As Melbourne grows there is the opportunity to reimagine some existing areas that are well-serviced by existing infrastructure and services. Urban renewal involves unlocking under-utilised areas for jobs, investment, and housing. It can often involve rezoning land, improving an area’s amenity and identifying transport and infrastructure needs. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) provides planning solutions
- [Water Planning](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/infrastructure/water-planning/) - Water Planning - a 'Water Sensitive Approach' Planning for water is a continuously evolving and collaborative process that actively engages with a diversity of stakeholders across multiple water facets within a range of greenfield, urban and regional settings. Key stakeholders include local councils, water and sewer service providers, water storage managers, waterway managers, groundwater authorities
- [Strategic Sites](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategic-sites/) - There are a large number of sites across Melbourne that have been identified for redevelopment but, for a number of reasons, progress has been slow or has stalled. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is assisting councils, landowners and developers to speed up the redevelopment of these sites for jobs and housing by relieving planning backlogs
- [Small Lot Housing Code 2 Project – Update 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/small-lot-housing-code/small-lot-housing-code-2-project-update-2022/) - Project Overview The purpose of the project is to introduce a new Small Lot Housing Code (SLHC) typology. The new Type-C standards will seek to facilitate a more diverse range of housing typology on lots between 75-150 square metres. The Type-A and B standards may be reviewed as part of this project, however this is
- [The evolution of Greenfields development in Victoria](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/more-information/evolution-greenfield-development-victoria/) - The former Growth Areas Authority (GAA) was created in 2006 to address the lack of coordinated planning and development across Melbourne’s greenfields sites. Before this, a lack of coordination and planning led to poor outcomes in many developments, with councils lacking the ability to raise funds to provide proper infrastructure. With years of thoughtful and
- [Six fast facts about Greenfields communities](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/strategy-guidelines-2/more-information/greenfield-6-fast-facts/) - They are affordable: the median price of a serviced lot in Melbourne’s greenfields is currently $345,000 per lot – around $128,500 less than an equivalent lot on the fringes of Sydney. They are green: most new suburbs have up to 20% open space, which involves incorporating local wetlands and preserving environmental qualities. They are walkable: at
- [Privacy](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/privacy/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) values and protects the personal information it collects in the course of undertaking its responsibilities and has a strong culture of protecting the confidentiality and privacy of clients and members of the community. The VPA acts in accordance with the terms of the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (Vic)
- [Community Infrastructure Planning](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/infrastructure/community-infrastructure-planning/) - Community Infrastructure Community infrastructure – the buildings and spaces that provide services, activities and opportunities – can be provided by government, not-for-profit organisations and the private sector. Planning for community infrastructure is an integral part of the land use planning process for areas experiencing growth. It ensures high-quality outcomes for growing communities and helps ensure
- [Case Studies](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/case-studies/) - The following case studies are examples of projects funded through Streamlining for Growth. The examples show replicability and innovation, and highlight the facilitative role of Streamlining for Growth: Wyndham Priority Paid Resourcing PilotCardinia Shire Council – Functional Layout Plan Resourcing AssistanceAltona North – Comprehensive Development Plan and Planning Scheme Amendment – Hobsons Bay City CouncilShepparton
- [Biodiversity Assessment Reports](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/strategy-guidelines/biodiversity-native-vegetation/biodiversity-assessment-reports/) - All PDF completed Biodiversity Assessment Reports are listed below: Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area - Section A Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area - Section A (Appendix) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area - Section B Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area - Section C Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area - Section D Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area - Section D (Appendix) Melton-Wyndham Investigation Area - Section
- [Have Your Say](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/have-your-say/) - Shape Victoria is the VPA's online engagement platform. Here you can learn about projects on consultation and have your say.
- [Sunbury South and Lancefield Road - Online Submission](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/sslr/)
- [Futures Thinking](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/futures-thinking/)
- [Streamlining for Growth Reports](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/streamlining-for-growth-reports/) - Streamlining for Growth Evaluation Framework – Impact Evaluation Framework Report This evaluation of the Streamlining for Growth Program quantifies the benefits of the Program and measures the value to the state. Evaluation Framework Report Press Release Reports benefitting all Growth Area Councils The Streamlining for Growth Program funded several projects that benefit all Growth Area
- [Funding Allocations 2016 - present](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/funding-allocations/) - Annual allocations of funding The following projects were approved for funding. Click on each year to see the table for a list of projects funded. 2019/20 - Year 4 2018/19 - Year 3 2017/18 - Year 2 2016/17 - Year 1 ←Back
- [How to Apply - Closed](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/how-to-apply/) - The Streamlining for Growth Program is eligible only for projects that benefit Local Government Authorities (LGAs). Applications can be made by LGAs or VPA staff when the project has been identified as a VPA strategic site or benefits one or more LGAs. Funding of the Streamlining for Growth Program ceases 30 June 2020. The questions
- [Quick Facts](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/quick-facts/) - Between 2016-2020, Streamlining for Growth funded applications in 61 of the 79 Victorian Councils. The list of all recipient councils is here. The percentage split of funding provided to applications by streams is illustrated in this chart: 240 applications were funded during the four years of the Streamlining for Growth Program. The breakdown of
- [FAQs](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/) - What is the Streamlining for Growth Program? The Streamlining for Growth Program provides support and capacity-building initiatives for councils in metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria, with the aim of increasing the supply of housing and employment land through innovative planning projects. The program has an overall budget of $24 million over four years. The program
- [Shenstone Park Precinct Structure Plan - have your say submission form](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/shenstoneparkfeedback/) - The Victorian Planning Authority has prepared Amendment C241wsea to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. This amendment seeks to incorporate the Shenstone Park Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) September 2019, which sets out the long-term plan for urban development in the area, into the planning scheme. The Shenstone Park PSP September 2019 is now available for public exhibition.
- [Shepparton & Mooroopna 2050 - Regional City Growth Plan - Have your say submission form](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/sheppartonmooroopna2050/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in partnership with Greater Shepparton City Council is preparing the Shepparton and Mooroopna 2050: Regional City Growth Plan to guide the sustainable development of the Shepparton-Mooroopna urban area to the year 2050. The Growth Plan will be a high-level document that identifies the region’s strengths, addresses key challenges and sets a vision
- [Beveridge North West Precinct Structure Plan - have your say submission form](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/bnwfeedback/) - The Victorian Planning Authority has prepared Amendment C106 to the Mitchell Planning Scheme (Mitchell Shire Council). This amendment seeks to incorporate the Beveridge North West Precinct Structure Plan, which sets out the long-term plan for urban development in the area, in to the planning scheme. Mitchell Amendment C106 is now available for public exhibition. You
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## Documents

- [Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct - Retrospective Probity Review (Aster Advisory) June 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bendigo-regional-employment-precinct-retrospective-probity-review-aster-advisory-june-2026/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - Adverse Amenity Impact Assessment (GHD) July 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-adverse-amenity-impact-assessment-ghd-july-2026/)
- [Werribee Junction and Mambourin East PSP - Due Diligence Report - August 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/werribee-junction-and-mambourin-east-psp-due-diligence-report-august-2026/)
- [Toolern Development Contributions Plan (Victorian Planning Authority) (July 2011) Amended February 2026_Part 3](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/toolern-development-contributions-plan-victorian-planning-authority-july-2011-amended-february-2026_part-3/)
- [Toolern Development Contributions Plan (Victorian Planning Authority) (July 2011) Amended February 2026_Part 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/toolern-development-contributions-plan-victorian-planning-authority-july-2011-amended-february-2026_part-2/)
- [Toolern Development Contributions Plan (Victorian Planning Authority) (July 2011) Amended February 2026_Part 1](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/toolern-development-contributions-plan-victorian-planning-authority-july-2011-february-2026_part-1/)
- [Toolern Precinct Structure Plan including Toolern Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (Victorian Planning Authority) (July 2011) Amended February 2026_Part 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/toolern-precinct-structure-plan-including-toolern-native-vegetation-precinct-plan-victorian-planning-authority-july-2011-amended-february-2026_part-2/)
- [Toolern Precinct Structure Plan including Toolern Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (Victorian Planning Authority) (July 2011) Amended February 2026_Part 1](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/toolern-precinct-structure-plan-including-toolern-native-vegetation-precinct-plan-victorian-planning-authority-july-2011-amended-february-2026_part-1/)
- [Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct - Infrastructure Strategy - Stantec 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bendigo-regional-employment-precinct-infrastructure-strategy-stantec-2025/)
- [Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct - Stormwater Strategy (Stantec) March 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bendigo-regional-employment-precinct-stormwater-strategy-stantec-march-2025/)
- [Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct - Transport Impact Assessment (Stantec) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bendigo-regional-employment-precinct-transport-impact-assessment-stantec-april-2025/)
- [Shenstone Park PSP - Background Report (VPA) September 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/shenstone-park-psp-background-report-vpa-september-2019/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - Integrated Water Management Opportunities (ARUP) January 2026 - Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-integrated-water-management-opportunities-arup-january-2026-part-2-of-2/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - Integrated Water Management Opportunities (ARUP) January 2026 - Part 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-integrated-water-management-opportunities-arup-january-2026-part-1-of-2/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - Heritage Addendum - Assessment of Outstanding Sites (Touring the Past) May 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-heritage-addendum-assessment-of-outstanding-sites-touring-the-past-may-2026/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - Historic Cultural Heritage Assessment (Archaeology at Tardis) June 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-historic-cultural-heritage-assessment-archaeology-at-tardis-june-2022/)
- [BREP- Draft Amendment C296cgben - Submission 27_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/brep-draft-amendment-c296cgben-submission-27_redacted/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct  - Land Capability Assessment (SMEC) March 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-land-capability-assessment-smec-march-2026/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - Arboricultural Assessment and Report (Tree Logic) April 2026_Par t2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-arboricultural-assessment-and-report-tree-logic-april-2026_par-t2/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - Arboricultural Assessment and Report (Tree Logic) April 2026_Part 1](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-arboricultural-assessment-and-report-tree-logic-april-2026_part-1/)
- [Merrimu PSP - Submissions 1-46 - Submission Log_Redacted - June 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-submissions-1-46-submission-log_redacted-june-2026/)
- [Derrimut Fields PSP - Pitching Summary Report (VPA) May 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/derrimut-fields-psp-pitching-summary-report-vpa-may-2026/)
- [Derrimut Fields PSP - Post-Contact Historic Heritage Review (GJM Heritage) May 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/derrimut-fields-psp-post-contact-historic-heritage-review-gjm-heritage-may-2026/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - AS 2885.6 Safety Management Study Workshop & Report (Delphi Risk) July 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-as-2885-6-safety-management-study-workshop-report-delphi-risk-july-2023/)
- [Parwan Employment Precinct - Victorian Grassland Dragon Habitat Assessment (Biosis) April 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-employment-precinct-victorian-grassland-dragon-habitat-assessment-biosis-april-2026/)
- [Northern Freight Precinct - Arboricultural Assessment and Report (Tree Logic) September 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/northern-freight-precinct-arboricultural-assessment-and-report-tree-logic-september-2025/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 59 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-59-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 58 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-58-redacted/)
- [Ballan Road Precinct Structure Plan (Metropolitan Planning Authority) June 2014 - Amended March 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballan-road-precinct-structure-plan-metropolitan-planning-authority-june-2014-amended-march-2023/)
- [Ballan Road PSP - Background studies index](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballan-road-psp-background-studies-index/)
- [Wyndham West Development Contributions Plan (Metropolitan Planning Authority) April 2014 - Amended January 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/wyndham-west-development-contributions-plan-metropolitan-planning-authority-april-2014-amended-january-2024/)
- [Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP_Draft Amendment C306case_Submission 5_Redacted_Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-creek-south-part-2-psp_draft-amendment-c306case_submission-5_redacted_part-2-of-2/)
- [Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP_Draft Amendment C306case_Submission 13_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-creek-south-part-2-psp_draft-amendment-c306case_submission-13_redacted/)
- [Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP_Draft Amendment C306case_Submission 12_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-creek-south-part-2-psp_draft-amendment-c306case_submission-12_redacted/)
- [Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP_Draft Amendment C306case_Submission 11_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-creek-south-part-2-psp_draft-amendment-c306case_submission-11_redacted/)
- [Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP_Draft Amendment C306case_Submission 10_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-creek-south-part-2-psp_draft-amendment-c306case_submission-10_redacted/)
- [Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP_Draft Amendment C306case_Submission 9_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-creek-south-part-2-psp_draft-amendment-c306case_submission-9_redacted/)
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- [Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP_Draft Amendment C306case_Submission 7_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-creek-south-part-2-psp_draft-amendment-c306case_submission-7_redacted/)
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- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 16_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-16_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 13_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-13_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 24_Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-24_unredacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 21_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-21_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 20_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-20_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 25_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-25_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 32_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-32_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 28_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-28_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 51_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-51_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 50_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-50_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 49_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-49_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 45_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-45_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 44_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-44_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 36_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-36_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 35_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-35_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 33_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-33_redacted/)
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- [Croskell PSP - Transmission Easement (Spiire) July 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-psp-transmission-easement-spiire-july-2022/)
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- [Croskell PSP - Integrated Water Management Plan (ARUP) March 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-psp-integrated-water-management-plan-arup-march-2024/)
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- [Croskell (Employment) PSP - Biodiversity Assessment (WSP) January 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-biodiversity-assessment-wsp-january-2024/)
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- [Croskell (Employment) PSP - Land Capability Assessment Report (Kleinfelder) July 2024.](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-land-capability-assessment-report-kleinfelder-july-2024/)
- [Merrifield North - Vision and Purpose Preliminary Report (VPA) March 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrifield-north-vision-and-purpose-preliminary-report-vpa-march-2026/)
- [Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows PSP - Preliminary Risk Screen Assessment Report (EPA Victoria) Updates March 2026_Part 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/casey-fields-south-employment-and-devon-meadows-psp-preliminary-risk-screen-assessment-report-epa-victoria-february-2024_part-1-of-2/)
- [Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows PSP - Preliminary Risk Screen Assessment Report (EPA Victoria) Updated March 2026_Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/casey-fields-south-employment-and-devon-meadows-psp-preliminary-risk-screen-assessment-report-epa-victoria-february-2024_part-2-of-2/)
- [Merrimu PSP - Background Report (VPA) March 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-background-report-vpa-march-2026/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 57 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-57-redacted/)
- [Croskell PSP – ICP Transport Concept Design and Costs - Design Report (SMEC) July 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-icp-transport-concept-designs-costs-design-report-smec-july-2025/)
- [Draft Amendment C477ggee - GAEP 11.03-6L-06 - Public Consultation](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c477ggee-gaep-11-03-6l-04-public-consultation/)
- [Croskell (Employment) Native Vegetation Precinct Plan - October 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-native-vegetation-precinct-plan-october-2025/)
- [Croskell (Employment) Infrastructure Contributions Plan - October 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-infrastructure-contributions-plan-october-2025/)
- [Croskell (Employment) Precinct Structure Plan - October 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-precinct-structure-plan-october-2015/)
- [Croskell (Employment) PSP - VPA Projects Standing Advisory Committee Report - Referral 11 - May 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-vpa-projects-standing-advisory-committee-report-referral-11-may-2025/)
- [Croskell (Employment) PSP - ICP Transport Designs (SMEC) October 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-icp-transport-designs-smec-october-2025/)
- [Greater Avalon Employment Precinct - Biodiversity Assessment (Ecology & Heritage Partners) October 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/greater-avalon-employment-precinct-biodiversity-assessment-ecology-and-heritage-partners-october-2025/)
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- [Merrimu PSP - Combined Intersection Costing Plan (Arcadis) March 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-combined-intersection-costing-plan-arcadis-march-2025/)
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- [Merrimu PSP - Buckleys Road Proposed Connector (Traffix Group) February 2026](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-buckleys-road-proposed-connector-traffix-group-february-2026/)
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- [Merrimu PSP - Plan 10 - Water](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-plan-10-water/)
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- [Merrimu PSP - Plan 6 - Topography](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-plan-6-topography/)
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- [Merrimu PSP - Plan 4 - Movement Network](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-plan-4-movement-network/)
- [Merrimu PSP - Plan 3 - Housing](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-plan-3-housing/)
- [Merrimu PSP - Plan 2 - Place Based Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-plan-2-place-based-plan/)
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- [Merrimu PSP - Ecological Assessment (Ecology & Heritage) July 2018](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-ecological-assessment-ecology-heritage-july-2018/)
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- [Merrimu PSP - Existing Ecological Conditions (Ecology & Heritage) March 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrimu-psp-existing-ecological-conditions-ecology-heritage-march-2021/)
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- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 50 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-50-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 49 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-49-redacted/)
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- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 46 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-46-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 45 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-45-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 44 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-44-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 43 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-43-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 42 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-42-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 41 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-41-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 40 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-40-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 39 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-39-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 38 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-38-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 37 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-37-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 36 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-36-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 35 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-35-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 34 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-34-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 33 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-33-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 32 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-32-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 31 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-31-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 30 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-30-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 29 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-29-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 28 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-28-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 27 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-27-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 26 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-26-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 25 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-25-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 24 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-24-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 23 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-23-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 22 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-22-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 21 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-21-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 20 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-20-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 19 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-19-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 18 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-18-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 17 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-17-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 16 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-16-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 15 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-15-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 14 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-14-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 13 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-13-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 12 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-12-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 11 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-11-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 10 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-10-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 09 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-09-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 08 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-08-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 07 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-07-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 06 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-06-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 05 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-05-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 04 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-04-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 03 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-03-redacted/)
- [GAEP - Draft Amendment C477ggee - Submission 02 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/gaep-draft-amendment-c477ggee-submission-02-redacted/)
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- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 44](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-44/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 43](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-43/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 42](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-42/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 41](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-41/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 40](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-40/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 39 - Part 3 of 3](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-39-part-3-of-3/)
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- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 39 - Part 1 of 3](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-39-part-1-of-3/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Submission 20_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-submission-20_redacted/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 38](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-38/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 37](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-37/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 36](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-36/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 35](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-35/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 34](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-34/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 33](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-33/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 32](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-32/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Submission 31_Attachment Redacted - Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-submission-31_attachment-redacted-part-2-of-2/)
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- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 30](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-30/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 29](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-29/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 28](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-28/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 27](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-27/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 26.1 - Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-26-1-part-2-of-2/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 26 - Part 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-26-part-1-of-2/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 25](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-25/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 24](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-24/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 23](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-23/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 22](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-22/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Submission 21 Attachment_Redacted Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-submission-21-attachment_redacted-part-2-of-2/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Submission 21_Redacted Part 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-submission-21_redacted-part-1-of-2/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 19](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-19/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 05](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-redacted-submission-05/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 06](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-redacted-submission-06/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Submission 7_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-submission-7_redacted/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Submission 9.1 Redacted Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-submission-9-1-redacted-part-2-of-2/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 11](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-redacted-submission-11/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 12](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-redacted-submission-12/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 13](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-redacted-submission-13/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 14](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-redacted-submission-14/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 15](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217-warr-redacted-submission-15/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 17](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-17/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 16](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-16/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 10](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-10/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Submission 9 Redacted Part 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-submission-9-redacted-part-1-of-2/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 08](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-08/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 04](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-04/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Redacted Submission 03](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-redacted-submission-03/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Draft Amendment C217warr - Submission 2_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-draft-amendment-c217warr-submission-2_redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 62 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-62-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 61 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-61-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 60 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-60-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 59 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-59-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 50 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-50-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 58 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-58-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 57 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-57-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 56 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-56-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 55 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-55-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 54 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-54-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 53 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-53-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 52 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-52-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 51 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-51-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 49 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-49-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 48 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-48-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 47 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-47-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 46 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-46-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 45 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-45-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 44 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-44-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 43 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-43-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 42 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-42-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 41 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-41-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 40 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-40-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 39 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-39-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 38 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-38-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 37 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-37-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 36 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-36-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 35 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-35-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 34 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-34-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 33 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-33-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 32 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-32-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 31 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-31-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 30 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-30-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 29 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-29-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 28 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-28-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 27 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-27-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 26 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-26-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 25 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-25-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 24 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-24-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 23 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-23-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 22 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-22-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 21 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-21-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 20 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-20-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 19 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-19-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 18 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-18-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 17 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-17-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 16 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-16-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 15 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-15-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 14 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-14-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 13 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-13-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Submission 12 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-submission-12-redacted/)
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- [Draft Amendment C256ball - Instruction Sheet - Public Consultation](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c256ball-instruction-sheet-public-consultation/)
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- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Instruction Sheet - Public Consultation.pdf](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-instruction-sheet-public-consultation-pdf/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Amendment C256ball - Explanatory Report - Public Consultation](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-amendment-c256ball-explanatory-report-public-consultation/)
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- [Ballarat North PSP Plan 6 - Water](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-plan-6-water/)
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- [Ballarat North PSP Plan 3 - Housing](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-plan-3-housing/)
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- [Ballarat North PSP - Land Capability Assessment (Jacobs) October 2024_Part 2 of 2_Redacted.](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-land-capability-assessment-jacobs-october-2024_part-2-of-2_redacted/)
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- [Ballarat North PSP - Bushfire Development Report (Terramatrix) August 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-bushfire-development-report-terramatrix-august-2025/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Draft Integrated Transport Assessment Report (Jacobs) August 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-draft-integrated-transport-assessment-report-jacobs-august-2025/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Growling Grass Frog Study (Landtech Consulting) January 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/growling-grass-frog-study-landtech-consulting-jan19/)
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- [East of Aberline PSP - Growling Grass Frog Conservation Strategy (Biosis) August 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-growling-grass-frog-conservation-strategy-biosis-august-2025/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 57_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-57_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 56_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-56_redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Transport Concept Design and Costs (SMEC) July 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-transport-concept-design-and-costs-smec-july-2025/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Affordable Housing Needs Assessment (VPA) July 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-affordable-housing-needs-assessment-vpa-july-2025/)
- [Beveridge North West PSP - Terms of Reference - Ministerial Advisory Committee - November 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/beveridge-north-west-psp-terms-of-reference-ministerial-advisory-committee-november-2021/)
- [Beveridge North West Precinct Structure Plan (Victorian Planning Authority)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/beveridge-north-west-precinct-structure-plan-victorian-planning-authority-november-2024/)
- [Beveridge North West Infrastructure Contributions Plan (Victorian Planning Authority)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/beveridge-north-west-infrastructure-contributions-plan-victorian-planning-authority-november-2024/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 23_Supplementary 1_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-23_supplementary-1_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 22_Supplementary 1_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-22_supplementary-1_redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 50 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-50-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 49 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-49-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 48 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-48-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 47 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-47-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 46 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-46-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 45 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-45-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 44 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-44-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 43 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-43-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 42 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-42-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 41 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-41-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 40 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-40-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 39 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-39-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 38 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-38-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 37 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-37-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 36 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-36-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 35 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-35-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 34 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-34-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 33 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-33-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 32 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-32-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 31 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-31-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 30 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-30-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 29 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-29-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 28 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-28-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 27 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-27-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 26 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-26-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 25 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-25-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 24 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-24-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 23 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-23-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 22 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-22-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 21 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-21-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 20 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-20-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 19 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-19-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 18 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-18-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 17 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-17-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 16 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-16-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 15 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-15-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 14 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-14-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 13 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-13-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 12 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-12-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 11 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-11-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 10 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-10-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 9 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-9-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 8 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-8-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 7 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-7-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 6 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-6-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 5 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-5-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 4 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-4-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 3 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-3-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 2 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-2-redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Draft Amendment C107gpla - Submission 1 - Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-draft-amendment-c107gpla-submission-1-redacted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Strategic Transport Modelling Assessment Report (Jacobs) July 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-strategic-transport-modelling-assessment-report-jacobs-july-2025/)
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- [Shepparton South East Development Contributions Plan (Victorian Planning Authority)  December 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/shepparton-south-east-development-contributions-plan-victorian-planning-authority-december-2024/)
- [Shepparton South East Precinct Structure Plan (Victorian Planning Authority) December 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/shepparton-south-east-precinct-structure-plan-victorian-planning-authority-december-2024/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Energy Assessment (AusNet) October 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-energy-assessment-ausnet-october-2024/)
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- [Ballarat North PSP - Heritage Citation - Hawthorn Farm, 134 Gillies Road, Mount Rowan (RBA) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-heritage-citation-hawthorn-farm-134-gillies-road-mount-rowan-rba-april-2025/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Heritage Citation - Hawthorn Park, 112 Olliers Road, Mount Rowan (RBA) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-heritage-citation-hawthorn-park-112-olliers-road-mount-rowan-rba-april-2025/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Heritage Citation - Scott's Homestead, 103 Olliers Road, Mount Rowan (RBA) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-heritage-citation-scotts-homestead-103-olliers-road-mount-rowan-rba-april-2025/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Landfill Gas Assessment (Landserv) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-landfill-gas-assessment-landserv-april-2025/)
- [Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows PSP - Strategic Transport Modelling Assessment Report (Jacobs) October 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/casey-fields-south-employment-and-devon-meadows-psp-strategic-transport-modelling-assessment-report-jacobs-october-2024/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 55_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-55_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 54_Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-54_unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt-Submission 8-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-8-redacted/)
- [Parwan Station PSP and Parwan Employment Precinct - High Level Servicing Report (Reeds) - April 2020](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/parwan-station-psp-and-parwan-employment-precinct-high-level-servicing-report-reeds-april-2020/)
- [Officer South (Employment) - Infrastructure Contributions Plan - Cost Estimates Report - July 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/officer-south-employment-infrastructure-contributions-plan-cost-estimates-report-july-2024/)
- [Officer South (Employment) - Infrastructure Contributions Plan - Appendix 3 Part 5](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/officer-south-employment-infrastructure-contributions-plan-appendix-3-part-5/)
- [Officer South (Employment) - Infrastructure Contributions Plan - Appendix 3 Part 4](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/officer-south-employment-infrastructure-contributions-plan-appendix-3-part-4/)
- [Officer South (Employment) - Infrastructure Contributions Plan - Appendix 3 Part 3](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/officer-south-employment-infrastructure-contributions-plan-appendix-3-part-3/)
- [Officer South (Employment) - Infrastructure Contributions Plan - Appendix 3 Part 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/officer-south-employment-infrastructure-contributions-plan-appendix-3-part-2/)
- [Officer South (Employment) - Infrastructure Contributions Plan - Appendix 3 Part 1](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/officer-south-employment-infrastructure-contributions-plan-appendix-3-part-1/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 42_Redacted_Part 3 of 8](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-42_redacted_part-3-of-8/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 53_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-53_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 52_Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-52_unredacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 48_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-48_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 47_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-47_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 46_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-46_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 43_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-43_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 42_Redacted_Part 8 of 8](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-42_redacted_part-8-of-8/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 42_Redacted_Part 7 of 8](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-42_redacted_part-7-of-8/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 42_Redacted_Part 6 of 8](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-42_redacted_part-6-of-8/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 42_Redacted_Part 5 of 8](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-42_redacted_part-5-of-8/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 42_Redacted_Part 4 of 8](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-42_redacted_part-4-of-8/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 42_Redacted_Part 2 of 8](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-42_redacted_part-2-of-8/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 42_Redacted_Part 1 of 8](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-42_redacted_part-1-of-8/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 41_Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-41_unredacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 40_Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-40_unredacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 39_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-39_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 38_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-38_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 37_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-37_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 34_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-34_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 31_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-31_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 30_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-30_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 29_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-29_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 27_Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-27_unredacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 26_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-26_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 22_Appendix 1_Redacted - Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-22_appendix-1_redacted-part-2-of-2/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 23_Appendix 1_Redacted - Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-23_appendix-1_redacted-part-2-of-2/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 23_Unredacted - Part 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-23_unredacted-part-1-of-2/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 22_Unredacted - Part 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-22_unredacted-part-1-of-2/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 19_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-19_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 18_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-18_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 15_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-15_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 14_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-14_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 12_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-12_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 11_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-11_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 10_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-10_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 9_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-9_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 8_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-8_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 7_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-7_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 6_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-6_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 5_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-5_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 4_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-4_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 3_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-3_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 2_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-2_redacted/)
- [CFS&DM PSP_Draft Amendment C295case_Submission 1_Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cfsdm-psp_draft-amendment-c295case_submission-1_redacted/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Valuation Report (Charter Keck Cramer) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-valuation-report-charter-keck-cramer-april-2025/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Background Report - April 2025.](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-background-report-april-2025/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 37_07 – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-37_07-exhibition/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Infrastructure Development Staging Plan Background Document (VPA) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-infrastructure-development-staging-plan-background-document-vpa-april-2025/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 74.02 – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-74-02-exhibition/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 12 - Land Use Budget](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-12-land-use-budget/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 11 - Precinct Infrastructure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-11-precinct-infrastructure-plan/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 10 - Infrastructure and Development Staging](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-10-infrastructure-and-development-staging/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 9 - Community Infrastructure](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-9-community-infrastructure/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 8 - Bushfire](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-8-bushfire/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 7 - Water](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-7-water/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 6 - Public Realm](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-6-public-realm/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 5 - Employment & Activity Centres](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-5-employment-activity-centres/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 4 - Movement Network](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-4-movement-network/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 3 - Housing](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-3-housing/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 2 - Place Based Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-2-place-based-plan/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Plan 1 - Precinct Features](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-plan-1-precinct-features/)
- [Golden Plains C107gpla 004paoMaps28_29 Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/golden-plains-c107gpla-004paomaps28_29-exhibition/)
- [Golden Plains C107gpla 003znMaps28_29 Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/golden-plains-c107gpla-003znmaps28_29-exhibition/)
- [Golden Plains C107gpla 002d-esoMaps28_29 Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/golden-plains-c107gpla-002d-esomaps28_29-exhibition/)
- [Golden Plains C107gpla 001dcpoMaps28_29 Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/golden-plains-c107gpla-001dcpomaps28_29-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Instruction Sheet Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-instruction-sheet-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Explanatory Report Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-explanatory-report-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 72_04s – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-72_04s-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 72_03s – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-72_03s-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 53_01s – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-53_01s-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 45_06s1 – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-45_06s1-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 45_06 – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-45_06-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 45_01s – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-45_01s-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 37_07s1 – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-37_07s1-exhibition/)
- [Draft Amendment C107gpla – Bannockburn South East PSP 11.03-6L-01 – Exhibition](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/draft-amendment-c107gpla-bannockburn-south-east-psp-11-03-6l-01-exhibition/)
- [Small Lot Housing Code (Victorian Planning Authority) November 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/small-lot-housing-code-victorian-planning-authority-november-2024/)
- [Small Lot Housing Code (Victorian Planning Authority) November 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/small-lot-housing-code-victorian-planning-authority-november-2019/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Precinct Structure Plan - April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-precinct-structure-plan-april-2025/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Development Contributions Plan - April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-development-contributions-plan-april-2025/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP- Community Infrastructure Design (MQS) March 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-community-infrastructure-design-mqs-march-2025/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP – Stormwater Drainage Design – Concept Design Report (Alluvium) March 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-stormwater-drainage-design-concept-design-report-alluvium-march-2025/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Separation Distances to a Hatchery and Breeder Farm (Poultry) (Agriculture VIC) September 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-separation-distances-to-a-hatchery-and-breeder-farm-poultry-agriculture-vic-september-2024/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP – Memo on railway outfall optioneering (Alluvium) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-memo-on-railway-outfall-optioneering-alluvium-april-2025/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Cultural Values Assessment (Unearthed Heritage) December 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-cultural-values-assessment-unearthed-heritage-december-2021/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Community Infrastructure Design and Costings (Taylors) February 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-community-infrastructure-design-and-costings-taylors-february-2025/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Bridges Feasibility Assessment (Jacobs) April 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-bridges-feasibility-assessment-jacobs-april-2025/)
- [Small Lot Housing Code - November 2019](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/small-lot-housing-code-november-2019/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 31-Appendix 1-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-31-appendix-1-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 31-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-31-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 15-Appendix 3-Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-15-appendix-3-unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 15-Appendix 2-Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-15-appendix-2-unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 15-Appendix 1-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-15-appendix-1-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 15-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-15-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 41-Appendix 2- Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-41-appendix-2-unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 41-Appendix 1- Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-41-appendix-1-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 40-Appendix 1-Redacted (Part 2 of 2)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-40-appendix-1-redacted-part-2-of-2/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 40- Redacted (Part 1 of 2)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-40-redacted-part-1-of-2/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 39-Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-39-unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 38-Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-38-unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 37-Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-37-unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 36-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-36-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 35-Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-35-unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 34-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-34-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 33-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-33-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 32-Unredacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-32-unredacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 30-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-30-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 29-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-29-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 28-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-28-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 27-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-27-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 26-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-26-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 25-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-25-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 24-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-24-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 22-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-22-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 21-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-21-redacted/)
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- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 20-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-20-redacted/)
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- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 14-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-14-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 13-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-13-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 12-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-12-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 11-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-11-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 10-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-10-redacted/)
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- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 6-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-6-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 5-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-5-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 4-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-4-redacted/)
- [Melton East PSP-Draft Amendment C244melt- Submission 3-Redacted](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-draft-amendment-c244melt-submission-3-redacted/)
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- [Melton East PSP - Pitching Sessions Summary Report - June 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-pitching-sessions-summary-report-june-2022/)
- [Melton East PSP - Vision & Purpose Summary Document - August 2022](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-vision-purpose-summary-document-august-2022/)
- [Melton East PSP - Co-design Summary Report - April 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-co-design-summary-report-april-2023/)
- [Melton East PSP - Co-design Summary Report - Appendix 1 - April 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-co-design-summary-report-appendix-1-april-2023/)
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- [Croskell (Employment) PSP - Post Contact Heritage Assessment (Ecology and Heritage Partners) November 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-post-contact-heritage-assessment-ecology-and-heritage-partners-november-2024/)
- [Croskell (Employment) PSP - Biodiversity Assessment Update (WSP) February 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-biodiversity-assessment-update-wsp-february-2025/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Soil Desktop Assessment - Sodic-Dispersive Soils and Contamination Risks (WSP) February 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-soil-desktop-assessment-sodic-dispersive-soils-and-contamination-risks-wsp-february-2025/)
- [Croskell (Employment) PSP - Integrated Transport Assessment (Movement & Place Consulting) January 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-integrated-transport-assessment-movement-place-consulting-january-2025/)
- [Croskell (Employment) PSP - Land Capability Assessment Report (Kleinfelder) January 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/croskell-employment-psp-land-capability-assessment-report-kleinfelder-january-2025/)
- [Beveridge Central Precinct Structure Plan - Cultural Heritage Assessment (Ochre Imprints) November 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cultural-heritage-assessment-ochre-imprints-november-2014/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Integrated Transport Assessment (Stantec) December 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-integrated-transport-assessment-stantec-december-2024/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Preliminary IWM Issues and Opportunities Report (Spiire) December 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-preliminary-iwm-issues-and-opportunities-report-spiire-december-2024/)
- [Bannockburn South East PSP - Sodic-Dispersive Soils Testing and Assessment (WSP) January 2025](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-south-east-psp-sodic-dispersive-soils-testing-and-assessment-wsp-january-2025/)
- [East of Aberline - Arboricultural Assessment (TreeTec) December 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-arboricultural-assessment-treetec-december-2024/)
- [Victorian Planning Authority - Guidance Note - Integrated Water Management - July 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/victorian-planning-authority-guidance-note-integrated-water-management-july-2024/)
- [Small Lot Housing Code - Guidance Note - November 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/small-lot-housing-code-guidance-note-november-2024/)
- [Small Lot Housing Code - Practice Note - November 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/small-lot-housing-code-practice-note-november-2024/)
- [Small Lot Housing Code - November 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/small-lot-housing-code-november-2024/)
- [East of Aberline PSP - Co-Design Summary Report - November 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/east-of-aberline-psp-co-design-summary-report-november-2024/)
- [Melton East PSP - Bridge Feasibility Assessment (GHD) March 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-bridge-feasibility-assessment-ghd-march-2024/)
- [Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan - Community Infrastructure and Open Space Needs Assessment (VPA) October 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-precinct-structure-plan-community-infrastructure-and-open-space-needs-assessment-vpa-october-2024/)
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area PSP and English Street PSP - Infrastructure Costing Study - Sheet 20)(2)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2843-for-project-3406/)
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area PSP and English Street PSP - Growling Grass Frog Habitat Assessment (Ecology Australia) August 2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2844-for-project-3406/)
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area PSP - GGF Concept Plan (MPA) October 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2845-for-project-3406/)
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area PSP - Land Valuations (Charter Keck Cramer) October 2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2869-for-project-3406/)
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area PSP - MPA Updated Project Cost Sheets - April 2015](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2870-for-project-3406/)
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area PSP and English Street Infrastructure Costing Study - Drawing Set 3 (Sheet 21 - Bridge GA 0202)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2873-for-project-3406/)
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area PSP - Restricted Retail Study (SGS) April 2015](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2875-for-project-3406/)
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area PSP - August 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/craigieburn-north-employment-area-psp-august-2016/)
- [Beveridge Central Infrastructure Contributions Plan - February 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/beveridge-central-infrastructure-contributions-plan-february-2021-approval-gazetted/)
- [VC213 - Truganina Precinct Structure Plan - September 2014 (Amended May 2022)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/vc213-truganina-precinct-structure-plan-september-2014-amended-may-2022-approval-gazetted/)
- [Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan - August 2016 - Appendix D F G](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/rockbank-precinct-structure-plan-approved-gazetted-august-2016-appendix-d-f-g/)
- [Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan - August 2016 - Appendix B](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/rockbank-precinct-structure-plan-approved-gazetted-august-2016-appendix-b/)
- [Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan - August 2016 - Appendix C](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/rockbank-precinct-structure-plan-approved-gazetted-august-2016-appendix-c/)
- [Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan - August 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/rockbank-precinct-structure-plan-approved-gazetted-august-2016/)
- [Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan August 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/rockbank-precinct-structure-plan-word-template-august-2016/)
- [Thompsons Road Precinct Structure Plan Transport Modelling Report (Aecom) July 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3556-for-project-5100/)
- [Wyndham North Precinct Structure Plans - Background Report - June 2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/wyndham-north-precinct-structure-plans-background-report-june-2013/)
- [Wyndham North Development Contributions Plan - September 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/wyndham-north-development-contributions-plan-september-2014/)
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan (Metropolitan Planning Authority) August 2023 - Part 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/tarneit-north-precinct-structure-plan-metropolitan-planning-authority-august-2023-part-1-of-2-approval-gazetted/)
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan (Metropolitan Planning Authority) August 2023 - Part 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/tarneit-north-precinct-structure-plan-metropolitan-planning-authority-august-2023-part-2-of-2-approval-gazetted/)
- [Woodlands Precinct Structure Plan - September 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/woodlands-precinct-structure-plan-september-2016/)
- [Black Forest Road North Precinct Structure Plan - December 2015](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bfrn-psp-approved-gazetted-2015/)
- [Brompton Lodge Precinct Structure Plan - August 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/brompton-lodge-precinct-structure-plan-august-2016/)
- [Brompton Lodge Native Vegetation Plan - August 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/brompton-lodge-native-vegetation-plan-august-2016/)
- [Alfred Road Precinct Structure Plan - Background Report - August 2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/alfred-road-background-report-august-2013/)
- [Alfred Road Precinct Structure Plan - August 2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/alfred-road-psp-august-2013/)
- [Diggers Rest Precinct Structure Plan - March 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/diggers-rest-precinct-structure-plan-march-2012/)
- [Diggers Rest Native Vegetation Plan - March 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/diggers-rest-native-vegetation-plan-march-2012/)
- [Merrifield West Precinct Structure Plan - June 2018](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/merrifield-west-psp-amendment-c2210-june-2018/)
- [Mt Ridley Woodland  Conservation Management Plan (Biosis) April 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/mt-ridley-woodland-conservation-management-plan-biosis-april-2012/)
- [Tarneit West Development Contributions Plan - May 2008 (Amended July 2017)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/tarneit-west-dcp-amended-july-2017/)
- [Tarneit West Outline Development Plan - May 2008](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/tarneit-west-outline-development-plan-may-2008/)
- [Melton East PSP - Community Infrastructure Assessment (ASR Research) October 2024](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/melton-east-psp-community-infrastructure-assessment-asr-research-october-2022-draft-final/)
- [Toolern Precinct Structure Plan - July 2011 (Amended December 2015)(Amended February 2019) 1 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/toolern-psp-july-2011-amended-december-2015amended-february-2019-approval-gazetted-1-of-2/)
- [Toolern Precinct Structure Plan - July 2011 (Amended December 2015)(Amended February 2019) 2 of 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/toolern-psp-july-2011-amended-december-2015amended-february-2019-approval-gazetted-2-of-2/)
- [Cardinia Road Employment Precinct Structure Plan - September 2010](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-rd-employment-psp-approved-gazetted-september-2010/)
- [Cardinia Road Precinct Structure Plan - September 2008](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-road-precinct-structure-plan-september-2008/)
- [Cardinia Road Development Contributions Plan - September 2008 (Amended June 2017)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/cardinia-road-development-contributions-plan-june-2017/)
- [Manor Lakes Native Vegetation Plan - March 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/manor-lakes-native-vegetation-plan-march-2012/)
- [Manor Lakes Precinct Structure Plan - March 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/manor-lakes-precinct-structure-plan-march-2012/)
- [Truganina Employment Area Development Contributions Plan - December 2009](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/truganina-employment-area-development-contributions-plan-december-2009/)
- [Truganina Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan - December 2009](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/truganina-employment-area-precinct-structure-plan-december-2009/)
- [Quarry Hills Precinct Structure Plan - June 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/https-vpa-vic-gov-au-wp-content-uploads-2012-11-psp94-quarry-hills_psp-april-2015-pdf/)
- [Quarry Hills PSP - Transport Modelling (Rev A) (Jacobs) August 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2525-for-project-2388/)
- [Quarry Hills PSP - Community Infrastructure Costings  (Prowse) June 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2526-for-project-2388/)
- [Quarry Hills PSP - Land Valuations (Urbis) February 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2527-for-project-2388/)
- [Quarry Hills PSP - Visual Character Assessment (City of Whittlesea) April 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-2528-for-project-2388/)
- [Quarry Hills PSP - Background Report (MPA) June 2016](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/quarry-hills-background-report-mpa-june-2016/)
- [Greenvale West (R3) Precinct Structure Plan - December 2010](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/greenvale-west-r3-precinct-structure-plan-december-2010/)
- [Greenvale West (R3) Precinct Development Contributions Plan - December 2010 (Amended December 2023)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/greenvale-west-r3-precinct-development-contributions-plan-december-2010-amended-december-2023/)
- [Monash National Employment and Innovation Cluster - Retail Needs Study (Urban Enterprise) April 2015](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/retail-needs-study-monash-employment-cluster/)
- [Monash National Employment and Innovation Cluster - Economics and Business Intentions Report (Urbis) November 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/economics-business-intentions-report-urbis-november-2014/)
- [Shepparton & Mooroopna 2050: Regional City Growth Plan - Background Report - July 2020](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/shepparton-mooroopna-2050-regional-city-growth-plan-background-report-july-2020-final/)
- [Shepparton East Agricultural Land Use Options Study Final Report (RMCG) March 2020](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/shepparton-east-agricultural-land-use-options-study-final-report-march-2020-final/)
- [Bannockburn Growth Plan - May 2021](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/bannockburn-growth-plan-may-2021-approval-gazetted/)
- [Ballarat North PSP - Geological Prospectivity Report (Groundwork) October 2023](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/ballarat-north-psp-geological-prospectivity-report-groundwork-october-2023/)
- [Craigieburn R2 Native Vegetation Precinct Plan - September 2010](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/craigieburn-r2-native-vegetation-precinct-plan-september-2010/)
- [Craigieburn R2 Precinct Development Contributions Plan - September 2010 (Amended September 2017)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/craigieburn-r2-precinct-development-contributions-plan-september-2010-amended-september-2017-approved-and-gazetted/)
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan - Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Assessment (AHMS) August 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/tarneit-aboriginal-cultural-heritage-assessment-august-2012/)
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan - Arboricultural Assessment (TreeTec) April 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/aboriginal-assessment-tarneit-precinct-structure-plan-april-2012/)
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan - Wyndham North Traffic Modelling and SIDRA Analysis (Aecom) May 2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/wyndham-north-traffic-modelling-sidra-analysis-may-2013/)
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan - Wyndham North Stormwater Management Survey (Spiire) May 2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/wydnham-north-stormwater-management-survey-may-2013/)
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan - Biodiversity Assessment (Ecology & Heritage) December 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/wydnham-north-scattered-tree-survey-december-2012/)
- [Wyndham North Precinct Structure Plan - Environmental, Hydrological and Geotechnical Assessment (Meinhardt) May 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/tarneit-north-contamination-desktop-assessment-may-2012/)
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan - Report for Utilities Capacity Assessment (GHD) July 2011](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/report-utilities-capacity-assessment-tarneit-precinct-structure-plan-area-july-2011/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Arboricultural Assessment (Tree Logic) September 2010](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3722-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Historical Cultural Assessment (Archaeology at Tardis) January 2012](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3723-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Cultural Heritage Management Plan (AHMS) May 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3724-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Town Centre Access (GTA) May 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3725-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - DCP Costing - Active Recreation Projects (Prowse Quantity Surveyors) April 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3726-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - DCP Costing - Community Facilities (Prowse Quantity Surveyors) April 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3727-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Civil Works High Level Cost Estimate (GTA) April 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3728-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Homestead Road and Centre Road (KLM Spatial) October 2013](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3729-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Drainage Implementation (MPA) July 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3743-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Hallam Valley Contour Drain Flood Investigation Summary - November 2011](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3734-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Drainage Assessment (Stormy Water Solutions) November 2009](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3733-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Summary Issues Paper (Stormy Water Solutions) September 2009](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3732-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Drainage Systems Requirements (Stormy Water Solutions) February 2011](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3731-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Berwick Waterways Internal Flood Capacity (KLM) March 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3730-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Geotechnical and Preliminary Environmental Contamination Assessment (AECOM) February 2011](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3736-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Economic Analysis (Essential Economics)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3737-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Scattered Tree Assessment (Ecolink) January 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3738-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Assessment for Provision of Services (DSA) July 2010](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3739-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Transport Assessment (GTA) May 2014](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3740-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - Strategic Advice Report (Taylors) July 2010](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3741-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - R1P](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3744-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - PLAN 1_A1](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3745-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - DCP PLAN 2_A1](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3746-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - PLAN 3_A1](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3747-for-project-6178/)
- [Berwick Waterways PSP - PLAN 8_A1](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/document/document-3748-for-project-6178/)

## FAQs

- [How is the precinct shared infrastructure to be delivered and funded?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-is-the-precinct-shared-infrastructure-to-be-delivered-and-funded/) - Shared infrastructure includes things like key road upgrades, intersections, drainage, and services that benefit a development plan area, not just one site. To make sure this infrastructure is delivered fairly and on time, developers will be required to fund and deliver these shared works. As land is developed, each developer must pay their fair share
- [How can I stay involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-can-i-stay-involved/) - You can stay up to date by subscribing to the project newsletter in the ‘Subscribe now’ fields on the right-hand toolbar of this webpage and if you are a developer, landowner or Agency partner please complete the form found at the above tab titled “Stakeholders”.
- [Why are we preparing the project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-are-we-preparing-the-project/) - Bacchus Marsh has been identified for growth through a range of state, regional, and local policy. These include but are not limited to the Central Highlands Regional Growth Plan, Plan for Victoria, Housing Bacchus Marsh to 2041 and Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework. Plan for Victoria facilitates growth in order to support regional communities. The
- [Where can I find information about the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/where-can-i-find-information-about-the-victorian-grassland-earless-dragon-vged/) - General information about the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) can be found at the Zoos Victoria website. Additionally, for specific inquiries and details on potential VGED populations and surveys, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is collaborating with the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA). You can contact DEECA for further information via: Email
- [When will the PSP and ICP be released?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-the-psp-and-icp-be-released/) - The PSP and ICP are currently being finalised. The Public Consultation documents released in March 2025 remain the most recent publicly available versions and can be found on the VPA Melton East webpage. At this stage, we are unable to comment on the specific contents of the PSP or the ICP while they are being finalised. Land valuations will be finalised in April 2026 to inform the ICP. Following the Valuer General Victoria conferences, the PSP and ICP will be packaged
- [When will the SAC Report be released?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-the-sac-report-be-released/) - The VPA and Minister for Planning have received the Standing Advisory Committee’s Report for the Melton East PSP and ICP. We are working with stakeholders to finalise the amendment for consideration by the Minister of Planning. The Committee’s Report will be released at the time of gazettal of the PSP, ICP, and Planning Scheme Amendment.
- [What is planned in Merrimu?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-planned-in-merrimu/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is working with Moorabool Shire Council to prepare a precinct structure plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). The precinct will deliver a mix of 8,000 new homes and 1,800 local jobs for an estimated 24,000 new residents. It will deliver education facilities, a retail centre and a series of
- [Why are we preparing the project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-are-we-preparing-the-project-2/) - Bacchus Marsh has been identified for growth through a range of state, regional, and local policy. These include but are not limited to the Central Highlands Regional Growth Plan, Plan Melbourne 2017-2050, Housing Bacchus Marsh to 2041 and Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework. The Merrimu Precinct Structure Plan will be a major contribution towards the 20,000-household target for Moorabool Shire
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-18/) - A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed, which changes the basis of planning decisions in the future. 
- [How has the planning scheme amendment been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-planning-scheme-amendment-been-prepared-4/) - The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach which includes consulting with all relevant stakeholders, including state government agencies, council, landowners, businesses, Traditional Owners and local residents. For more detail on the planning process to date, including the extensive research and analysis that has been undertaken, refer to the Supporting Documentation section below.
- [What is a Development Contributions Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan/) - A Development Contributions Plan (DCP) identifies the costs of some essential infrastructure required to support a PSP such as the costs of intersections, drainage corridors, retarding basins, and others. It will also set out a levy required for new development on a ‘per hectare of net developable area’ basis. The DCP is required since broad scale new
- [What has been discussed in the engagement so far?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-has-been-discussed-in-the-engagement-so-far-3/) - Key themes from the previous engagement are: The status of the Eastern Link Road, and the need to maintain site access to properties in the future The impact of increased density on the character of the surrounding area The extent of conservation area within the precinct and the need for ongoing property access for future
- [Will the Windfall Gains Tax apply to my land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-windfall-gains-tax-apply-to-my-land-2/) - The Windfall Gains Tax applies to land value increases by more than $100,000 due to government rezoning. The Windfall Gains Tax will be applicable in most instances in the Merrimu Precinct. The tax does not apply to some types of land, including residential land up to 2 hectares, land owned by charities and land rezoned
- [What are Third Party Funding Agreements and how are the contributions calculated?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-third-party-funding-agreements-and-how-are-the-contributions-calculated/) - Third party funding is the method adopted by the VPA to fund the preparation of a precinct structure plan (PSP) and development contributions plan (DCP). Funding facilitates the preparation of or updates to technical work, stakeholder consultation and associated work to prepare a planning scheme amendment to incorporate the PSP and DCP into the Planning
- [How does the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) affect the precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-victorian-grassland-earless-dragon-vged-affect-the-precinct-2/) - Landowners with sites containing habitat (as identified by the DEECA habitat distribution model) which may support the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) have been notified by the VPA in December 2024. To read more about the habitat distribution model, visit: Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon habitat distribution model.
- [What is a public acquisition overlay (PAO)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-pao-3/) - A PAO reserves land for a public purpose and indicates that your land has been designated for compulsory acquisition. The PAO may also restrict the use and development of your land. PAOs are a legislated planning tool and – once approved via a Planning Scheme Amendment – will form part of the Moorabool Planning Scheme. 
- [Why is a public acquisition overlay (PAO) proposed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-pao-proposed/) - The application of a PAO is considered best practice to ensure timely delivery of infrastructure needed to support the new community. It facilitates: Transport infrastructure such as road upgrades Drainage infrastructure such as outfall construction Moorabool Shire Council and Melbourne Water are the Acquiring Authorities under the Planning and Environment Act 1987 to implement the
- [How can I get more information on the proposed public acquisition overlays?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-can-i-get-more-information-on-the-proposed-public-acquisition-overlays/) - The PAOs identified for the Merrimu Precinct will be for one of two land uses: The PAO will be applied to identified land to reserve it for a road upgrade and indicates that this land could be compulsorily acquired in the future.​ The acquiring authority for this land is Moorabool Shire Council. The PAO will
- [How does the planning respond to areas of Aboriginal cultural heritage significance?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-planning-respond-to-areas-of-aboriginal-cultural-heritage-significance/) - The VPA has engaged Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation (WWCHAC) to prepare a Cultural Values Assessment (CVA), and to consult in relation to an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment being prepared by a heritage consultancy, to investigate Aboriginal cultural heritage and values associated with the precinct. These studies are not completed yet. WWCHAC is
- [How will transport and traffic be managed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-transport-and-traffic-be-managed-5/) - Road infrastructure will be upgraded in the future to accommodate growth. Transport modelling is being undertaken as part of the planning process. This includes creating a traffic model to identify impacts, determine key road, intersection and freeway interchange upgrades, and connections to major arterials. 
- [How will this work align with the Bacchus Marsh - Eastern Link Road (BM-ELR)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-this-work-align-with-the-bacchus-marsh-eastern-link-road-bm-elr/) - The Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework identified an Eastern Link Road for Bacchus Marsh as a key project to address existing network and congestion issues, as well as to support the development of new growth areas. Regional Roads Victoria (RRV) has nominated Option B Alternative as the preferred alignment for the Bachus Marsh Eastern Link
- [How has biodiversity and the surrounding environment been considered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-biodiversity-and-the-surrounding-environment-been-considered-3/) - The precinct is informed by detailed environmental assessments, including habitat mapping and analysis of protected species and ecosystems. The precinct design will also include strategies for managing stormwater and protecting natural waterways. Measures are put in place to avoid or offset impacts on biodiversity and sensitive areas as much as possible. 
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-10/) - The Victorian Planning Authority is working with Moorabool Shire Council to actively engage with precinct stakeholders, including landowners, to prepare a precinct structure plan (PSP) and development contributions plan (DCP). The precinct is partly ‘proponent led,’ with Bacchus Marsh Developments Pty Ltd leading specific technical aspects while the Victorian Planning Authority has oversight of the
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-13/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA is responsible for planning new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. The VPA is the designated Planning Authority, which means it is responsible for this amendment. 
- [What is the role of Bacchus Marsh Developments Pty Ltd/Stamoulis Property Group?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-bacchus-marsh-developments-pty-ltd-stamoulis-property-group-2/) - Bacchus Marsh Developments Pty Ltd/Stamoulis Property Group is the largest landowner within Merrimu precinct and owns the majority of the precinct. To facilitate the timely delivery of the precinct structure plan and to avoid duplication, the VPA is utilising various technical reports prepared by the landowner but subject to VPA quality assurance and oversight. The
- [How can I get involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-can-i-get-involved-3/) - Any person, including residents, landowners and other affected community members, can make a written submission on draft Amendment C109moor and accompanying documents. The draft Amendment and supporting documents are publicly available free of charge on the VPA’s project webpage and on the Engage Victoria webpage under the Documents section. 
- [Languages other than English](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/languages-other-than-english-3/) - Contact the team if you would like to receive translated copies of any material via Merrimu@transport.vic.gov.au Submissions must be received by Monday 30 March 2026 at 5pm. Submissions received after this date may not be considered by the VPA and will be assessed to determine how or if they can be considered. 
- [Written submissions](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/written-submissions-2/) - Submissions on Amendment C109moor must be made in writing to the VPA via the submissions form on this page or by post. Post: Victorian Planning Authority c/- Merrimu Precinct Structure Plan GPO Box 2392 
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission-9/) - Submissions provided to the VPA are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public, and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission will be
- [Who can I speak to for more information?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-can-i-speak-to-for-more-information-7/) - You can contact the VPA project team Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm via: Mat Garner (Director – Metro Melbourne) on 03 9651 9619 You can also email the team via Merrimu@transport..vic.gov.au 
- [What happens next?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-next-8/) - Once a submission is made to the VPA, you will receive a notice to acknowledge it has been received. After the consultation period ends, VPA staff will review all submissions received. As part of this process, VPA staff may contact submitters as required to further discuss their submission and any changes sought. If required, draft
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-plan/) - An Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) is a system for funding basic and essential local infrastructure required by a new community. An ICP ensures that developers within the precinct contribute to the cost of providing new intersections, local open space and community facilities. An ICP may be made of one or two parts: a standard levy
- [What happens next?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-next-7/) - Once a submission is made to the VPA, you will receive a notice to acknowledge it has been received. After the consultation period ends, VPA staff will review all submissions received. As part of this process, VPA staff may contact submitters as required to further discuss their submission and any changes sought. If required, draft
- [Who can I speak to for more information?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-can-i-speak-to-for-more-information-6/) - You can contact the VPA project team Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm via: · Mat Garner (Director – Metro Melbourne) on 03 9651 9619 You can email the team via cardiniacreeksouth.psp@transport.vic.gov.au
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission-8/) - Submissions provided to the VPA are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission will be
- [How has biodiversity and the surrounding environment been considered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-biodiversity-and-the-surrounding-environment-been-considered-2/) - The precinct is informed by detailed environmental assessments previously undertaken for the broader Cardinia Creek South PSP (formerly McPherson), including habitat mapping and analysis of protected species and ecosystems. The precinct design will also include strategies for managing stormwater and protecting natural waterways and conservation areas.
- [How will transport and traffic be managed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-transport-and-traffic-be-managed-4/) - Road infrastructure will be upgraded in the future to accommodate growth. A Transport Network Assessment was undertaken as part of the planning process, as an addendum to the Strategic Transport Modelling Assessment for McPherson, Croskell and Minta Farm Precincts in 2015. The addendum assesses the anticipated transport implications of the Part 2 precinct, including how
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-12/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA is responsible for planning new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. The VPA is responsible for the preparation of this draft amendment.
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-9/) - The Victorian Planning Authority is working with the City of Casey to actively engage with precinct stakeholders, including landowners, to prepare a precinct structure plan (PSP) and infrastructure contributions plan (ICP).
- [How does the planning respond to areas of cultural heritage significance?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-planning-respond-to-areas-of-cultural-heritage-significance-2/) - The VPA and Casey Council have engaged Extent Heritage Pty Ltd to prepare an addendum to the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Assessment (ACHA) completed for the broader Cardinia Creek South PSP (formerly McPherson) in 2015, in consultation with the Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation. The addendum focuses on the Part 2 precinct, which was excluded from
- [How has the planning scheme amendment been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-planning-scheme-amendment-been-prepared-3/) - The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach which includes consulting with relevant stakeholders, including state government agencies, council, landowners and Traditional Owners. The scope of the Cardinia Creek South (Part 2) PSP and the associated draft planning scheme amendment C306case is deliberately limited. The overarching urban structure, land use framework and strategic directions for the
- [Why is this work happening now?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-this-work-happening-now-2/) - The Cardinia Creek South (Part 2) precinct is included within the Southeast Growth Corridor Plan (2012) which sets a strategy for the long term development of the precinct. Now that an alternative site for the regional park has been confirmed, the VPA and council are working together to identify updates to the existing PSP and
- [What is being planned?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-being-planned-2/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is working with the City of Casey to prepare an updated precinct structure plan (PSP) and new Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) for the Cardinia Creek South (Part 2) area within the Cardinia Creek South Precinct. The Cardinia Creek South (Part 2) precinct was initially included as part of the overall
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-17/) - A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed, which changes the basis of planning decisions in the future.
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-11/) - The VPA as part of DTP, is responsible for the planning of new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. The Minister for Planning is the Planning Authority for this draft amendment GC276. The VPA reports to the Minister for Planning. Our key priorities include unlocking land for new homes and communities, facilitating housing diversity and affordability, job creation and better development of new communities in growing and established areas.
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission-7/) - Submissions provided to the Victorian Planning Authority are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public, and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission
- [Are there any government plans to relocate land uses that rely on heavy vehicles?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/are-there-any-government-plans-to-relocate-land-uses-that-rely-on-heavy-vehicles/) - No, the decision to relocate is the sole decision of the business operator.
- [Will the rezoning allow for residential development?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-rezoning-allow-for-residential-development/) - No, the rezoning will not allow for any additional residential uses to occur in the area and no residential land is proposed to be rezoned to industrial.
- [When will this rezoning take effect?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-this-rezoning-take-effect/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) as part of the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP), will finalise the draft amendment and make recommendations to the Minister for Planning in early 2026.
- [What does this mean for my business?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-does-this-mean-for-my-business/) - When the rezoning comes into effect, it will not affect the day-to-day operations of your business as you can continue to operate under existing use rights as per Clause 63 of the Victoria Planning Provisions. In fact, many use permissions are the same or very similar between the Industrial 1 Zone and the Industrial 3 Zone. If you are proposing future development or a change of use on your property, the
- [What will the rezoning mean for the precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-the-rezoning-mean-for-the-precinct/) - The introduction of the Industrial 3 Zone will have an impact on the land uses that can and cannot occur in the area, for example new land uses such as service industry, shop and supermarket will now be permitted. Land use change will not be immediate and is expected to happen over time.
- [What is the reason for the rezoning?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-reason-for-the-rezoning/) - The opening of the West Gate Tunnel Project coincides with no-truck zones on several streets in the vicinity of the rezoning area, including Buckley Street, Francis Street and Blackshaws Road. The land’s current zoning of Industrial 1 Zone is a standard industrial zone which accommodates a mix of industrial uses that may rely on heavy truck movements that will be affected by upcoming no-truck zones. The Industrial
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-16/) - A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed, thereby changing the basis of planning decisions in the future.
- [Where can I learn more about the West Gate Tunnel Project and the no-truck zones?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/where-can-i-learn-more-about-the-west-gate-tunnel-project-and-the-no-truck-zones/) - For more information, please use the following link: transport.vic.gov.au/no-truck-zones
- [Will the no-truck zones be extended as part of the planning scheme amendment/rezoning?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-no-truck-zones-be-extended-as-part-of-the-planning-scheme-amendment-rezoning/) - This planning scheme amendment will only rezone 237ha of Industrial 1 Zone land to Industrial 3 Zone. It does not introduce, extend or modify the no-truck zones. The no-truck zones are associated with a separate legislative regime, being the Road Safety (General) Amendment (No-Truck Zone) Regulations 2025.
- [Why do we need Industrial 3 Zoned land in these areas?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-do-we-need-industrial-3-zoned-land-in-these-areas/) - The West Gate Tunnel opened to traffic in December. The West Gate Tunnel will take thousands of trucks off residential streets in the inner west, improving safety, local air quality and noise. With new alternatives for trucks, the Victorian Government has introduced six 24-7 no –truck zones and one night time and weekend no-truck zone to ensure that trucks use the freeway and prevent rat runs through
- [What is the difference between the Industrial 1 Zone and the Industrial 3 Zone?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-difference-between-the-industrial-1-zone-and-the-industrial-3-zone/) - The Industrial 1 Zone is a standard industrial zone that provides for a variety of industrial uses like warehousing, shipping container storage and transfer stations. The Industrial 3 Zone is a buffer industrial zone, suitable for creating a buffer between the Industrial 1 Zone and residential areas. It may also be applied where special consideration is required because of industrial traffic using residential roads, noise or other impacts. The
- [What does this draft planning scheme amendment do?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-does-this-draft-planning-scheme-amendment-do/) - This draft planning scheme amendment will rezone 237 hectares of Industrial 1 Zone land to Industrial 3 Zone.
- [Can vehicles still access O’Sullivans Road in the future?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/can-vehicles-still-access-osullivans-road-in-the-future/) - The planning scheme amendment does not determine the final outcome for O’Sullivans Road. While the concept plan under the proposed Schedule 34 to Development Plan Overlay identifies a possible future open-space corridor at full build-out of the BREP, the future use, function, interim access arrangements or potential closure of O’Sullivans Road will be assessed and
- [What happens next?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-next-6/) - Once a submission is made to the VPA, you will receive a notice to acknowledge it has been received. After the consultation period ends, VPA staff will review all submissions received. As part of this process, VPA staff may contact submitters as required to further discuss their submission and any changes sought. If required, draft
- [How will the BREP relate to the Marong Western Freight Corridor?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-brep-relate-to-the-marong-western-freight-corridor/) - The Bendigo Freight Study identified the need to protect and plan for future freight corridors and precincts to support Bendigo’s growth as a regional freight hub, the planning and delivery of the Marong Western Freight Corridor (MWFC) is central to the long-term success of the BREP. The BREP, as a regionally significant industrial precinct, must
- [What impacts will the BREP have on existing utility and service infrastructure?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-impacts-will-the-brep-have-on-existing-utility-and-service-infrastructure/) - Most existing services are located in Marong township and have limited capacity to support development of the BREP. To address this, the VPA and Development Victoria commissioned technical studies to assess the impacts of the precinct on existing networks and identify future servicing needs. These studies were developed in consultation with utility and network providers
- [How will the BREP impact the rural water supply?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-brep-impact-the-rural-water-supply/) - Coliban Water operates the Wilson’s Hill rural supply channel, which services about 1,300 rural customers, most of whom rely on open channels for supply. Rights of existing rural customers to access water will be protected and any changes to supply will only occur with appropriate agreements in place. Outside the planning process, matters such as
- [Why has the site been selected for industrial development?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-has-the-site-been-selected-for-industrial-development/) - The site of the BREP was identified through a City of Greater Bendigo Expression of Interest (EOI) process, which assessed around 600 potential sites before confirming a 294-hectare area south of Marong as the preferred location. To advance the project, the City acquired 155 hectares of land within the precinct through voluntary negotiations, with the
- [What will the precinct do to protect environmental, cultural and heritage values?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-the-precinct-do-to-protect-environmental-cultural-and-heritage-values/) - Sites of cultural or heritage value have been identified and considered in the planning process. Environmental values such as native vegetation and water corridors are being protected through careful precinct design, buffers and appropriate land uses. Future development must follow the rules set out in the development plan overlay schedule, which are designed to protect
- [How has biodiversity and the environment been considered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-biodiversity-and-the-environment-been-considered/) - The VPA have commissioned detailed environmental assessments, including habitat mapping and analysis of protected species and ecosystems. These technical reports have provided basis for measures included within the Development Plan Overlay to avoid or offset impacts on biodiversity and sensitive areas as much as possible. The precinct design will also include strategies for managing stormwater
- [How does the precinct implement sustainability and climate resilient development outcomes?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-precinct-implement-sustainability-and-climate-resilient-development-outcomes/) - The planning approach embeds sustainability through integrated water management and preserving high value ecological habitat. Green spaces and vegetation will play a key role in creating a climate-adaptive employment precinct: Integrated water management: New development must manage stormwater carefully, protect Dry Creek and use water efficiently Green buffers and habitat protection: Key ecological areas are
- [How will the precinct manage flood risk and downstream impacts?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-precinct-manage-flood-risk-and-downstream-impacts/) - The BREP has been carefully planned to ensure development does not increase flood risk within the precinct or for downstream communities by: A buffer and setbacks along Dry Creek help maintain natural water flows, protect vegetation and allow the creek to safely convey stormwater during heavy rain. New development must slow, treat and store stormwater
- [How will the BREP manage its interface with the Marong Cemetery?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-brep-manage-its-interface-with-the-marong-cemetery/) - The Marong-Bullock Creek Cemetery, established in 1861, is a place of shared significance for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people in the region. It also provides evidence of Dja Dja Wurrung people’s presence in Marong during the colonial period. To protect its heritage values, the BREP scheme amendment requires development plans to include a 50 metre
- [Impact of proposed rezoning on Council Rates and Land Valuation](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/impact-of-proposed-rezoning-on-council-rates-and-land-valuation/) - The City of Greater Bendigo uses a separate land-valuation system for rating purposes. We acknowledge your concern that rezoning may lead to a land-value uplift, which could have implications for council rates and, potentially, land tax. For further information or discussion, please contact: City of Greater Bendigo – Revenue and Valuations Team (03) 5434 6000
- [How will the BREP manage its interface with rural properties and Marong Township?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-brep-manage-its-interface-with-rural-properties-and-marong-township/) - The interface between BREP and rural properties will be managed at the development plan and permit stage via the Greater Bendigo Industrial Development Guidelines 2024. The Guidelines recommend the use of landscape buffers or increased setbacks to carefully manage this sensitive interface. The Guidelines formed part of scheme amendment c982 to the City of Greater
- [What is the role of the City of Greater Bendigo?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-city-of-greater-bendigo/) - The Minister for Planning has appointed the VPA as Planning Authority for this Amendment. If the Amendment is approved, CoGB will become the responsible authority for assessing and endorsing development plans.
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-10/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA is responsible for planning new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. On the request of the City of Greater Bendigo (CoGB), the Minister for Planning appointed the VPA
- [How does this work relate to the Greater Bendigo Industrial Land Development Strategy?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-this-work-relate-to-the-greater-bendigo-industrial-land-development-strategy/) - The Greater Bendigo Industrial Land Development Strategy (GBILDS) provides a 30-year framework for industrial land supply identifying priority projects to address a shortage of large, serviced industrial lots in Greater Bendigo. It emphasises coordinated planning, infrastructure sequencing and market readiness to maintain Bendigo’s competitiveness in attracting industrial investment. Within the GBILDS, the BREP has been
- [A fair and open process](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/a-fair-and-open-process/) - The VPA-led BREP program has been designed with strong probity measures. These include: The VPA being appointed as the Planning Authority to lead precinct planning for BREP. Independent technical experts providing advice. Engagement with key government agencies. Public access to technical reports on the VPA project webpage. Open and inclusive community consultation and engagement. An
- [Our commitment to transparency](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/our-commitment-to-transparency/) - As both a major landowner within BREP and the municipal authority, the City of Greater Bendigo and the Victorian Planning Authority recognise the importance of carefully managing any potential conflicts of interest.
- [Project Charter and Governance Framework](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/probity/) - As the CoGB is a significant landowner within the BREP and Development Victoria commissioned by the CoGB to undertake the studies, a Probity Plan has been developed with governance arrangements which include: VPA as independent Planning Authority. A Project Charter and Governance Plan (publicly available). Conflict of interest declarations and transparent consultation. An independent probity health
- [Why is the VPA using a Development Plan Overlay over a Precinct Structure Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-the-vpa-using-a-dpo-over-a-precinct-structure-plan/) - The project commenced as a VPA-led Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) process, supported by a comprehensive suite of background technical studies. While a full PSP provides a detailed and prescriptive framework, over time it became evident that a more tailored approach would better suit the employment-focused nature of the BREP. As planning progressed, it was determined
- [Impact of rezoning on Windfall Gains Tax](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/impact-of-rezoning-on-windfall-gains-tax/) - The Windfall Gains Tax applies to land in Victoria that receives a taxable value uplift of more than $100,000 as a result of a rezoning, such as from Farming Zone (FZ) to Industrial 1 Zone (IN1Z). The tax is triggered when a planning scheme amendment changes the zone of the land. The Valuer-General Victoria determines
- [How will the PSA impact existing landowners?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-psa-impact-existing-landowners/) - The Planning Scheme Amendment (PSA) intends to rezone the BREP as Industrial Zone 1. However, the Development Planning Overlay (DPO) schedule ensures that existing uses (such as residential) within the BREP can remain and continue operating providing any future works do not prejudice the future development aspirations of the BREP. The DPO schedule has identified
- [How will Marong transport network and traffic be managed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-marong-transport-network-and-traffic-be-managed/) - The VPA-commissioned Marong Transport Network Assessment shows that the Marong road network can handle the extra traffic from the BREP, provided certain upgrades are delivered over time. Working with the Department of Transport and Planning and the City of Greater Bendigo, three priority intersection upgrades have been identified under the BREP Guideline for Preparing Shared
- [What has been discussed in the engagement so far?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-has-been-discussed-in-the-engagement-so-far-2/) - Key themes from the previous engagement are: Employment: The BREP should attract a range of economic development opportunities, industries and jobs ranging from state-of-the-art industry, and manufacturing to service industry supporting cultural tourism opportunities. Transport: The BREP should leverage of its accessible location, freight network and location whilst ensuring for improvements to connections to the
- [What is a Development Plan Overlay (DPO)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-plan-overlay-dpo-2/) - A Development Plan Overlay (DPO) is a planning tool used to implement a plan to guide the future use and development of land. It provides certainty about the nature of the use or development before a permit under the zone can be granted. A development plan prepared under a DPO sets out the preferred land
- [How has the planning scheme amendment been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-planning-scheme-amendment-been-prepared-2/) - The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach which includes consulting with all relevant stakeholders, including state government agencies, council, landowners, the Registered Aboriginal Party and local residents and businesses. For more detail on the planning process to date, including the extensive research and analysis that has been undertaken, visit the Supporting Documentation tab on the
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-15/) - A planning scheme amendment (PSA) involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed, which changes the basis of planning decisions in the
- [What is being planned?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-being-planned/) - The Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct (BREP) is an important part of the Victorian Government’s strategy to address population growth, housing and employment demands. It is supported by the Greater Bendigo Industrial Land Development Strategy which sets out a strategic framework for the development of land and facilitation of investment to support industrial and employment growth
- [What happens next?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-next/) - Once a submission is made to the VPA, you will receive a notice to acknowledge it has been received. After the consultation period ends, VPA staff will review all submissions received. As part of this process, VPA staff may contact submitters as required to further discuss their submission and any changes sought. If required, draft Amendment C477ggee may
- [Written submissions](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/written-submissions/) - Submissions on Amendment C477ggee must be made in writing to the VPA via the submissions form on this page or by post. Post: Victorian Planning Authority c/- Greater Avalon Employment Precinct GPO Box 2392 Melbourne VIC 3001 We have prepared a How to Make a Submission guide to help you navigate making a submission on a planning scheme
- [Who can I speak to for more information?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-can-i-speak-to-for-more-information-5/) - You can contact the VPA project team Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm via: Sarah Ancell (Strategic Planning Manager) on 03 9651 9600 You can also email the team via GAEP@transport.vic.gov.au
- [How does this relate to the planning occurring for the Avalon Corridor Strategy (2022)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-this-relate-to-the-planning-occurring-for-the-avalon-corridor-strategy-2022/) - The Greater Avalon Employment Precinct will align with the Avalon Corridor Strategy (2022). This means planning for a site that provides industrial and commercial opportunities and responds appropriately to the context of Avalon International Airport and the rest of the corridor strategy area.
- [What is the role of the City of Greater Geelong?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-city-of-greater-geelong/) - The City of Greater Geelong will be consulted throughout the Amendment process and can make submissions to the Amendment. The State government will be the responsible authority for the approval of the development plan required by the Development Plan Overlay.
- [How will transport and traffic be managed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-transport-and-traffic-be-managed-3/) - Transport modelling is being undertaken as part of the planning process. This includes creating a traffic model to identify impacts, determine key road, intersection and freeway interchange upgrades, and connections to major arterials. The Development Plan Overlay requires traffic impacts to be further assessed to ensure development does not compromise local road networks, and that
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission-6/) - Submissions provided to the VPA are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public, and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission will be made available for public
- [Languages other than English](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/languages-other-than-english-2/) - Contact the team if you would like to receive translated copies of any material via GAEP@transport.vic.gov.au Submissions must be received by Thursday 11 December at 5pm. Submissions received after this date may not be considered by the VPA and will be assessed to determine how or if they can be considered.
- [How is the precinct funded?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-is-the-precinct-funded/) - The precinct is 100% funded by third parties. Third Party Funding Agreements are a contract between the VPA and a ‘third party’ (typically the landowner) to formalise funding arrangements. Typically, costs to fund a precinct are undertaken on a per hectare basis (i.e. the larger your landholding, the more it will cost.)
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-9/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA is responsible for planning new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. The VPA is the designated planning authority for draft Amendment C477ggee meaning that it is responsible for this Amendment. The Minister for Planning has appointed the VPA to lead this
- [What has been discussed in the engagement so far?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-has-been-discussed-in-the-engagement-so-far/) - Key themes from the previous engagement are: Protecting the Ramsar wetlands, coastal saltmarsh, and downstream ecosystems from stormwater runoff Responding to flooding, sea level rise and biodiversity constraints. Ensuring development is compatible with Avalon Airport operations and future expansion Leveraging the precinct’s location for advanced manufacturing, logistics and circular economy industries For more detail on the planning process to date, visit
- [How does the precinct implement sustainability and climate resilient outcomes?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-precinct-implement-sustainability-and-climate-resilient-outcomes/) - The planning approach embeds sustainability through integrated water management and preserving high value ecological habitat. Green spaces and vegetation will play a key role in creating a climate-adaptive employment precinct. Protecting the air and water quality is top priority. The precinct will use the Industrial 1 Zone and relevant planning scheme provisions to ensure uses adhere to environmental standards. The VPA
- [Will the native grasslands be protected?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-native-grasslands-be-protected/) - The GAEP is southwest of the Western Grassland Reserve. Areas of native grasslands have been identified in GAEP West. The VPA has been conducting ecological surveys to understand what species are located in GAEP West, and on other parts of the site, and what will need to be protected. The Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (NVPP) for GAEP West will apply
- [How do the plans manage flooding?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-do-the-plans-manage-flooding/) - Flood modelling has been undertaken to assess the impact of sea level rise, overland flow paths, and climate change. Land use planning and infrastructure design will be guided by these assessments to avoid high flood risk areas and ensure that development does not increase flood impacts elsewhere. Water-sensitive urban design (WSUD) will be a key
- [How are the Ramsar wetlands considered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-are-the-ramsar-wetlands-considered/) - The GAEP has been planned to safeguard and protect Ramsar wetlands and areas of biodiversity significance. This includes internationally significant migratory birds and other important flora and fauna around the precinct. The Development Plan Overlay ensures only appropriate development can happen. Technical assessments have informed buffers, conservation areas and surface water management. The Ramsar wetlands and Avalon Coastal Reserve will continue
- [Is there an Environmental Significance Overlay (ESO) on the precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/is-there-an-environmental-significance-overlay-eso-on-the-precinct/) - There are two ESOs in the precinct. As part of the draft amendment, the VPA is removing the ESO schedule 4 (ESO4) which relates to Grasslands within the Werribee Plains Hinterland. The removal of the ESO4 has been informed by extensive technical reviews and on ground assessment of the status of any significant vegetation present on site. Where the
- [How has biodiversity and the surrounding environment been considered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-biodiversity-and-the-surrounding-environment-been-considered/) - The precinct is informed by detailed environmental assessments, including habitat mapping and analysis of protected species and ecosystems. Measures are put in place to avoid or offset impacts on biodiversity and sensitive areas as much as possible, including Ramsar wetlands and coastal habitats. The precinct design will also include strategies for managing stormwater and protecting
- [How does the planning respond to areas of cultural heritage significance?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-planning-respond-to-areas-of-cultural-heritage-significance/) - The VPA has engaged the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation (WTOAC) to produce a Cultural Values Assessment (CVA), which identifies the cultural heritage values associated with the precinct. This is not completed yet. WTOAC are the Registered Aboriginal Party for the lands on which the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct is located. Greater Avalon is part of an active cultural landscape,
- [What is happening to Greater Avalon Employment Precinct North?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-happening-to-greater-avalon-employment-precinct-north/) - The GAEP has three sub-areas: GAEP West, Avalon Airport and GAEP North. The VPA is only planning to make changes for GAEP West at the moment. GAEP North is not included in the current draft planning scheme amendment, it will remain Farming Zone. This was flagged with landowners and developers in mid-2025. The VPA cannot go ahead with GAEP
- [What is a Development Plan Overlay (DPO)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-plan-overlay-dpo/) - A DPO is a planning tool used to implement a plan to guide the future use and development of land. It provides certainty about the nature of the use or development before a permit under the zone can be granted. A development plan is a planning tool which implements preferred outcomes and identifies necessary service and infrastructure requirements to facilitate development of
- [How has the planning scheme amendment been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-planning-scheme-amendment-been-prepared/) - The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach which includes consulting with all relevant stakeholders, including state government agencies, council, landowners, businesses, Traditional Owners and local residents. For more detail on the planning process to date, including the extensive research and analysis that has been undertaken, visit the Supporting Documentation section on the GAEP project page.
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-14/) - A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed, which changes the basis of planning decisions in the future.
- [What is planned in Avalon?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-planned-in-avalon/) - The Greater Avalon Employment Precinct (GAEP) is an important part of the Victorian Government’s strategy to address population growth, housing and employment demands. The VPA is preparing a planning scheme amendment for the GAEP. This draft Amendment is a package that includes the Avalon Framework Plan and Development Plan Overlay to GAEP West. The draft Amendment aims to
- [What additional place-specific technical work is the VPA currently working on?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-additional-place-specific-technical-work-is-the-vpa-currently-working-on/) - The VPA is working with Bacchus Marsh Developments Pty Ltd / Stamoulis Property Group to finalise the regular suite of technical reports. In addition to this work, the VPA has also commissioned its own site specific technical work – including but not limited to: The appointment of Tract to produce a Residential Capacity Testing report focusing on four key areas within the Merrimu Precinct: O’Connell
- [What is the role of Bacchus Marsh Developments Pty Ltd / Stamoulis Property Group?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-bacchus-marsh-developments-pty-ltd-stamoulis-property-group/) - Bacchus Marsh Developments Pty Ltd / Stamoulis Property Group is the largest landowner within Merrimu precinct and owns the majority of the precinct. To facilitate the timely delivery of the Precinct Structure Plan and to avoid duplication – the VPA is utilising various technical reports prepared by the landowner but subject to VPA quality assurance and oversight. The VPA continues to provide project management, quality control, and probity
- [What is the Greenvale North (Part 2) Precinct Structure Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-greenvale-north-part-2-precinct-structure-plan/) - A Greenvale North (Part 2) Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a long-term plan for urban development. It describes how the land is expected to be developed, particularly how and where services and infrastructure will to be located, in order to support the development of new communities. For the Greenvale North (Part 2) Precinct PSP, it
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-7/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a Victorian Government statutory authority that plans for urban growth across Victoria. It reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA’s role is to ensure that Melbourne and Victoria’s regional cities and towns remain great places to live and work. This requires vision and long-term planning to ensure our
- [What is the role of Warrnambool City Council?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-warrnambool-city-council/) - The VPA and the Warrnambool City Council have worked collaboratively to prepare the East of Aberline PSP, development contributions plan (DCP) and associated planning scheme controls. Warrnambool City Council is a partner in this engagement process, supporting the VPA as the lead agency for the amendment. Once the planning scheme amendment is finalised, Warrnambool City
- [How is the VPA working with Warrnambool Council?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-is-the-vpa-working-with-warrnambool-council/) - The VPA has led the PSP preparation with ongoing input and technical advice from Warrnambool City Council. The Council has helped shape the plan, including infrastructure priorities, drainage design, open space planning, and staging of development. The VPA also coordinated whole-of-government consultation throughout the planning process to ensure alignment with Council and State Government objectives.
- [What is the Department of Transport and Planning’s (DTP’s) role in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-department-of-transport-and-plannings-dtps-role-in-this-project-2/) - The Department of Transport and Planning centralises key planning and land use activities, precinct and policy functions in a single department. The Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) integrates planning, transport and infrastructure functions across Victoria. DTP’s transport division has contributed to decisions on state road connections and shared path infrastructure in the East of
- [What is the Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority’s (GHCMA) role in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-glenelg-hopkins-catchment-management-authoritys-ghcma-role-in-this-project/) - Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority (GHCMA) is the floodplain management authority responsible for maintaining the natural functions of floodplains and waterway of Russell Creek. GHCMA has provided input into the stormwater and flood management strategy for the East of Aberline PSP. All flood modelling conducted as part of the PSP process has been consulted with
- [What is the role of Wannon Water in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-wannon-water-in-this-project/) - Wannon Water is the water authority responsible for water supply and sewerage in Warrnambool, including the East of Aberline PSP area.
- [What is the East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-east-of-aberline-precinct-structure-plan-psp/) - The East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan will assist in delivering much needed land for new homes, services and jobs while addressing the city’s low residential land supply as Warrnambool’s future long-term growth area. On 20 September 2023, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning
- [What is a precinct structure plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-12/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and infrastructure, and provides guidance for transport and parking, urban design, heritage and character, open spaces and integrated water management. Together with other
- [What is a Development Contributions Plan (DCP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan-dcp-3/) - A Development Contributions Plan (DCP) establishes a framework for developers to make a financial contribution towards the cost of key infrastructure projects, providing certainty for the future community around infrastructure timing, funding and delivery. The DCP for East of Aberline is based on detailed assessments across transport, community infrastructure, drainage, and utilities, and sets out
- [How will the precinct be delivered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-precinct-be-delivered-3/) - Development will occur progressively over the next 20–30 years in response to market demand. Warrnambool City Council is the responsible authority for the PSP area and will assess planning permit applications for subdivision and development in accordance with the PSP and DCP. Developers are responsible for lodging planning applications that align with the vision and
- [What will the precinct deliver?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-the-precinct-deliver-4/) - The East of Aberline PSP will deliver a new community that includes: A range of housing types and lot sizes to support affordability, diversity, and demographic change A neighbourhood activity centre including a supermarket and shops A new government primary school site Local community facilities An active open space reserve for sports and play A
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-7/) - The PSP has been prepared by the VPA in collaboration with Warrnambool City Council, State Government agencies, utility providers, Traditional Owners, and other stakeholders. The plan is based on detailed technical investigations and considers the site’s natural features, cultural heritage, and the needs of future residents. Studies undertaken include: We have prepared the following technical
- [What about infrastructure in the precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-about-infrastructure-in-the-precinct-2/) - The Development Contributions Plan (DCP) has been created based on a range of technical water, transport and community assessments. These assessments are available on the VPA project page. The identified items have been incorporated into the DCP, with their delivery scheduled based on the precinct's demand. The DCP is informed by technical assessments and agency input. Infrastructure
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-6/) - A planning scheme governs the way land can be used and developed within the bounds of the Victorian Planning System. A planning scheme is updated from time to time via an amendment process to change the way land can be used or developed. The planning scheme amendment will introduce the PSP, DCP and other ordinance
- [Vegetation management](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/vegetation-management/) - The precinct contains existing ecological and conservation values and revegetation/re-habitation opportunities, including the native vegetation, potential roosting habitat and waterway conservation corridor. How does our plan manage existing vegetation and support ongoing conservation? The precinct has designated conservation areas along Russell Creek and to the Tozer Reserve and surrounding vegetation for ongoing conservation. The conservation
- [How does our plan manage flooding?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-manage-flooding-6/) - The precinct currently includes land that is subject to inundation in a 1% Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) event. Climate change has been factored into the 1 in 100 AEP flood estimation in accordance with the BoM Intensity-Frequency-Duration 2016. We have undertaken extensive flood modelling to determine the impacts of 1% AEP flooding, under current and
- [Flood risk management](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/flood-risk-management/) - The Victorian Planning Authority, Warrnambool City Council and Glenelg Hopkins CMA have developed a stormwater management strategy for the precinct to ensure that future development is resilient to flood events, including the impacts of climate change.
- [How have the PSP’s flooding management solutions been determined?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-have-the-psps-flooding-management-solutions-been-determined-2/) - Flood and drainage solutions for the East of Aberline PSP were based on: Technical reports by Spiire and SMEC (available on the VPA’s project webpage) Input from Glenelg Hopkins CMA and Warrnambool City Council Updated modelling using the latest data and storm event scenarios Integrated Water Management (IWM) principles to support biodiversity and amenity as
- [Introduction to PAO](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/introduction-to-pao/) - It is common for council to need to acquire land as part of new development to meet the needs of a new or existing community. Land acquisition is a mechanism that is employed to reserve land, assist in delivery of new or upgrades to essential infrastructure and to improve public safety. For example, land required
- [What is a Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-pao-2/) - A Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) reserves land for a public purpose and indicates that your land has been designated for compulsory acquisition. The PAO may also restrict the use and development of your land. PAOs are a legislated planning tool and, once approved via a Planning Scheme Amendment, will form part of the Warrnambool Planning
- [How will I know if my land has been identified for acquisition?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-i-know-if-my-land-has-been-identified-for-acquisition-2/) - You will be contacted directly by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) to advise if your land has been identified for compulsory acquisition and will be given an opportunity to express your views. Land identified in the Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) for compulsory acquisition means it is subject to the Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO).
- [Why is a Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) necessary?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-pao-necessary-2/) - As new development occurs, infrastructure needs to be delivered to support current and future communities. For example, roads, local parks, community or flood management infrastructure. At times, this requires compulsory acquisition of private land to deliver. Without a PAO, council’s ability to acquire land for delivery and management of essential infrastructure can be impacted. This
- [What will the Public Acquisition Overlays (PAOs) deliver in the precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-the-public-acquisition-overlays-paos-deliver-in-the-precinct-2/) - PAO required to manage flooding and vegetation PAO required to deliver essential community infrastructure and open space PAO required to deliver essential road network Seven retarding basins Russell Creek Drainage and Conservation Corridor Conservation area (Wangoom Road) Active Open Space - Sports Reserve Level 2 Community Centre Designated credited open space (local park) Boiling Down
- [When will my land be compulsorily acquired and by who?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-my-land-be-compulsorily-acquired-and-by-who-2/) - Land affected by a PAO will be acquired based on the development needs of the precinct. The precinct will be built in stages and the supporting infrastructure will depend on the stage of construction. You will be notified directly by council prior to the need to acquire your land and to advise you of the
- [How will I be compensated?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-i-be-compensated-2/) - If your land is acquired, you will be compensated in accordance with the Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986. This Act outlines the process for assessing compensation. The assessment of compensation under the Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 will consider: Your responses to the Notice of Intention to Acquire (NOITA) Market value (including severance) Special value Loss
- [How will a PAO restrict the current uses of my land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-a-pao-restrict-the-current-uses-of-my-land-2/) - If a PAO applies to your land, and you wish to undertake certain building and works (such as building a shed), a planning permit may be required from council. Each proposal is reviewed individually. To have a better understanding of what you can and cannot build upon your land impacted by a PAO, the VPA
- [Background on Development Staging](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/background-on-development-staging/) - While precinct structure plans set out the high-level intentions for a precinct, and provides detailed information setting out the required transport, drainage and community infrastructure required to serve a precinct, there is often a time-lag or disconnect between the delivery of land for housing or employment and the delivery of necessary infrastructure needed to service
- [What is infrastructure and development staging?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-infrastructure-and-development-staging-6/) - Development staging refers to the order (or sequence) in which development occurs throughout a precinct. Staging is a way of achieving an orderly and economic progression of development within a precinct structure plan (PSP). Staging seeks to ensure demand fort zoned land can be met while aligning the provision of future infrastructure capacity. The aim
- [Why has the VPA drafted an Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-has-the-vpa-drafted-an-infrastructure-and-development-staging-plan-5/) - As a planning authority, the VPA is responsible for PSPs that are consistent with both the planning guidelines set out in the Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria (2021) and relevant state policy. The 2021 PSP Guidelines detail how the VPA must draft our precinct plans. The PSP Guidelines require new PSPs to account for
- [What is an Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-and-development-staging-plan-2/) - An Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan (IDSP) identifies the preferred pathway for infrastructure and development in a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). The plan facilitates infrastructure and development in preferred locations. It outlines which infrastructure is required at what point based on development demands. The plan will spatially identify the location of each development stage, together
- [How does the VPA decide which part of the precinct is built first and which areas should follow?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-vpa-decide-which-part-of-the-precinct-is-built-first-and-which-areas-should-follow-2/) - The first stage of the precinct to be built will usually be the area not reliant on the delivery of critical state infrastructure. For example, upgraded arterial road intersections, bridge crossings or freeway interchanges. Usually this will be land where existing infrastructure already has capacity to accommodate growth, or where there are plans or commitments in place
- [How does the VPA decide on the sequencing of land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-vpa-decide-on-the-sequencing-of-land-2/) - The VPA undertakes a detailed analysis to determine staging within a precinct. The analysis considers the local context, known state funding commitments, locations and likely rates of development, local infrastructure provision and background technical studies for traffic, transport and drainage. The VPA also completes a detailed financial analysis. This analysis considers projected cash flow over
- [Does staging aim to prevent subdivision, use and development until infrastructure is delivered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/does-staging-aim-to-prevent-subdivision-use-and-development-until-infrastructure-is-delivered-2/) - All future PSPs will include some level of provision applied to use and development (including subdivision) to implement the staging plan. In exceptional cases, use and development (including subdivision) may be prohibited until the required infrastructure is delivered. This may be required due to insufficient capacity of existing infrastructure and the need to build new
- [Why do we have to wait for infrastructure to be built before a permit can be issued?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-do-we-have-to-wait-for-infrastructure-to-be-built-before-a-permit-can-be-issued-2/) - In some cases, the capacity of existing infrastructure is already exceeded due to existing development in the surrounding area. This means there is no capacity to accommodate any new development. Therefore, additional measures are required to control – and possibly prohibit – development within the PSP area until there is certainty of delivery of new
- [What influence do I have to change the staging approach?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-influence-do-i-have-to-change-the-staging-approach/) - Anyone can make a formal written submission and provide feedback on the staging approach during the public consultation process. The VPA will review all submissions to address concerns wherever possible. As part of the consultation process, the VPA will contact submitters if further clarification is required. While the VPA is committed to providing strong staging
- [What can a developer or landowner do to facilitate the early provision of local infrastructure?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-can-a-developer-or-landowner-do-to-facilitate-the-early-provision-of-local-infrastructure-2/) - For local infrastructure projects funded by a Development Contributions Plan (DCP), a developer or landowner can propose a Work-In-Kind (WIK) agreement with the relevant collecting agency (usually Council). There is no right of review if a collecting agency refuses to accept a WIK proposal.
- [What is an Urban Growth Zone (UGZ)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-urban-growth-zone-ugz-7/) - The UGZ applies to land that has been identified for future urban development. The UGZ: manages the transition of non-urban land into urban land encourages the development of well-planned and well-serviced new urban communities, generally in accordance with a precinct structure plan reduces the number of development approvals needed in areas where a precinct structure
- [What is a Development Contribution Plan Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contribution-plan-overlay-2/) - The Development Contributions Plan Overlay (DCPO) is the planning scheme tool that is being employed to collect financial contributions from developers towards the planned infrastructure that is listed in the DCP. A developer will be required to pay the development contribution prior to the issue of the building permit. Payment of a development contribution applies to
- [What is an Environmental Audit Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-environmental-audit-overlay-6/) - An Environmental Audit Overlay (EAO) is included in the draft planning scheme amendment. It applies to properties within the precinct that have been nominated as having a high potential for contamination. The EAO requires the affected property to undergo an further assessment before any work can commence for any ‘sensitive uses’, such as housing, a
- [What is a Heritage Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-heritage-overlay-5/) - The Heritage Overlay is applied to individual place to protect places of heritage significance. If you have a Heritage Overlay on your property you are likely to need to apply to council for a planning permit for certain types of building and works. This is to ensure that the proposed development does not detract from
- [What are the planning controls relevant to Tozer Reserve?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-the-planning-controls-relevant-to-tozer-reserve/) - Tozer Reserve will within a Public Conservation and Resource Zone applied zone. The purposes of this zone include: “To protect and conserve the natural environment and natural processes for their historic, scientific, landscape, habitat or cultural values. To provide facilities which assist in public education and interpretation of the natural environment with minimal degradation of
- [I live or work in the precinct – what does this mean for me?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-live-or-work-in-the-precinct-what-does-this-mean-for-me-3/) - East of Aberline’s transformation will be gradual and is expected to occur over decades (20-30 years.) This planning will gradually change the area you live or work in over a long period of time. The precinct will transition from a predominantly farming area to a residential precinct. You may notice changes as new development occurs
- [Will local rates be used to fund Development Contributions Plan (DCP) items?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-local-rates-be-used-to-fund-development-contributions-plan-dcp-items-2/) - DCP funds collected by Council as part of future development will be used to support delivery of essential infrastructure in the precinct structure plan. This will also minimise the impact to existing money collected via rates.
- [Who owns the land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-owns-the-land-2/) - The precinct is owned by private land and/or business owners.
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission-2/) - Submissions provided to the Victorian Planning Authority are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission
- [Who can I speak to for more information?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-can-i-speak-to-for-more-information-2/) - You can call the VPA project team at any time during business hours, Monday to Friday 9 – 5pm on 03 9651 9600 (Gareth Hately – Strategic Planning Manager). You can also email the team via eastofaberline@transport.vic.gov.au
- [What happens next?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-next-2/) - Once a submission is made to the VPA, you will first receive a notice to acknowledge it has been received. After the consultation period ends, VPA staff will review all submissions received. As part of this process, VPA staff may contact submitters as required to further discuss their submission and any changes sought If required,
- [Will there be future opportunities to have my say?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-there-be-future-opportunities-to-have-my-say/) - This is the final phase of consultation on the East of Aberline PSP and the only phase of consultation on Amendment C217 to the Warrnambool Planning Scheme. If you make a submission, you may be invited to participate in a subsequent independent review process. Otherwise, this is your final opportunity to have your say on
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission-5/) - Submissions provided to the Victorian Planning Authority are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public, and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission
- [How does the PSP implement sustainability and climate resilient development outcomes?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-psp-implement-sustainability-and-climate-resilient-development-outcomes-2/) - The VPA acknowledges the many challenges and opportunities of planning for a changing climate. We also appreciate the unique ecological landscape of the precinct and strive to understand and protect as much of it as possible. Our plan includes guidelines to reduce the urban heat island effect by setting a target of 30% tree canopy
- [How will flooding be managed and mitigated?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-flooding-be-managed-and-mitigated/) - The precinct currently includes land that is subject to inundation in a 1% Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) event, also known as a 1-in-100 year event. We have undertaken extensive flood modelling to determine the impacts of 1% AEP flooding event. In consultation with the City of Ballarat and Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority (GHCMA), the
- [How does the PSP respond to local heritage sites?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-psp-respond-to-local-heritage-sites/) - A Post-Contact Heritage Assessment was undertaken for the PSP, which recommended the Heritage Overlay to be applied to the following five sites to recognise their historical significance: Bernera Homestead, 88 Olliers Road, Mount Rowan Chalmers Homestead, 15 Sims Road, Mount Rowan Hawthorn Farm Homestead, 134 Gillies Road, Mount Rowan Hawthorn Park, 112 Olliers Road, Mount Rowan Scott Homestead, 103
- [How does the PSP respond to areas of cultural heritage significance?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-psp-respond-to-areas-of-cultural-heritage-significance/) - We have engaged the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation (WTOAC) to produce a Cultural Values Assessment (CVA), which identifies the cultural heritage values associated with the precinct. WTOAC are the Registered Aboriginal Party for the lands which the Ballarat North Precinct is located on. Ballarat North is part of an active cultural landscape, with connections
- [How will the local environment and wildlife be protected?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-local-environment-and-wildlife-be-protected/) - Burrumbeet Creek The Burrumbeet Creek is identified as a key environmental feature of the area. The Burrumbeet Creek will be protected in the precinct and will be used as a key feature that be enjoyed by the community. Five new wetlands are proposed to appropriately treat and manage stormwater runoff from the PSP before reaching
- [Will the PSP provide for affordable housing?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-psp-provide-for-affordable-housing-2/) - The precinct will accommodate affordable housing through several diverse housing types including small lot homes, attached and semi-detached houses (such as townhouses) and standard detached homes. The VPA conducted a social and affordable housing assessment for the Ballarat North Precinct. The assessment recommended a minimum provision of 13% of new dwellings within the precinct as
- [What broader changes and improvements will the PSP contribute to?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-broader-changes-and-improvements-will-the-psp-contribute-to-2/) - Current and future residents will benefit from the following inclusions of the Precinct Structure Plan: Two new government primary schools and a government secondary school to service the wider community. Two community facilities. A large Neighbourhood Activity Centre and a Local Activity Centre for shopping, dining, and other commercial activities. Two new sporting reserves with
- [How will transport and traffic be managed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-transport-and-traffic-be-managed-2/) - The VPA commissioned Jacobs to undertake a transport assessment for the precinct to test the proposed new roads and projected traffic demand on the Ballarat transport network. To support safe and smooth movement within and around Ballarat North, the PSP will assist with the delivery of the following transport infrastructure: A street network that will support local
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-8/) - The PSP has been prepared with the VPA Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria (2021) and PSP 2.0 process. As part of this process, the VPA is leading the preparation of the PSP and planning controls for the precinct in consultation with the City of Ballarat. The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach which includes consulting
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-8/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is responsible for the planning of new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. The VPA is the designated planning authority for draft amendment meaning that it is responsible for this amendment. The VPA reports to the Minister for Planning while working closely with City of Ballarat, government agencies and the
- [What is a Public Acquisition Overlay?  ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-4/) - The Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) is applied to identified land to reserve it for a public purpose and indicates that this land could be compulsorily acquired in the future. If a PAO applies to your land, and you wish to undertake certain building and works (such as building a shed), a planning permit may be
- [What is a Heritage Overlay? ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-heritage-overlay-6/) - The Heritage Overlay (HO) is applied to identified heritage places where planning controls are required to conserve and enhance its significance. If you have a HO on your property, you will likely need to apply to council for a planning permit for certain types of building and works. This is to ensure that the proposed
- [What is an Environmental Audit Overlay? ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-environmental-audit-overlay-7/) - An Environmental Audit Overlay (EAO) is applied to land that may be affected by potential contamination. The draft planning scheme amendment includes an EAO that will be applied to properties within the precinct nominated as having potentially high risk of contamination. Where a sensitive land use is proposed on land which the EAO applies, landowners
- [What is a development contributions plan (DCP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan-dcp-7/) - A development contributions plan (DCP) establishes a framework for developers to make a financial contribution towards the cost of key infrastructure projects, providing certainty for the future community around infrastructure timing, funding and delivery. Developers will contribute towards necessary projects such as road infrastructure, drainage, sports reserves and community facilities through a per hectare rate
- [What is a precinct structure plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-13/) - A precinct structure plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It gives certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop into the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and infrastructure while
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-13/) - A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed, thereby changing the basis of planning decisions in the future.
- [What is a Development Contributions Plan (DCP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan-dcp-6/) - A Development Contributions Plan (DCP) identifies the costs of some essential infrastructure required to support a PSP such as the costs of intersections, drainage corridors, retarding basins, and others. It will also set out a levy required for new development on a ‘per hectare of net developable area’ basis. The DCP is required since broad scale new
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-9/) - To implement the PSP and DCP, a planning scheme amendment to the Moorabool Shire Council Planning Scheme must first occur. A planning scheme governs the way land can be used and developed within the bounds of the Victorian Planning System. A planning scheme amendment is updated from time to time to change the way land
- [How will this work align with the Eastern Link Road?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-this-work-align-with-the-eastern-link-road/) - The Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework identified an Eastern Link Road for Bacchus Marsh as a key project to address existing network and congestion issues, as well as to support the development of new growth areas. Regional Roads Victoria (RRV) have nominated Option B Alternative, as the preferred alignment for the Bacchus Marsh Eastern Link
- [What is a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-5/) - The Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a long-term plan for urban development. It describes how the land is expected to be developed and how and where services and infrastructure are planned to support the development of new communities. Planning at a precinct scale will ensure that essential services and facilities can be delivered holistically and
- [What is a Development Contributions Plan (DCP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan-dcp-2/) - A Development Contributions Plan (DCP) establishes a framework for developers to make a financial contribution towards the cost of key infrastructure projects, providing certainty for the future community around infrastructure timing, funding and delivery. The PSP and DCP will provide a broad framework that will coordinate development and assist in the transition of the area
- [How will the precinct be delivered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-precinct-be-delivered-2/) - Development will gradually occur over the next 20-30 years in this precinct. Greater Shepparton City Council is the responsible authority for the PSP and will be responsible for the planning application process that will deliver outcomes as outlined in the PSP and DCP. Developers are responsible for preparing and lodging planning applications that must be
- [What will the precinct deliver?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-the-precinct-deliver-3/) - The precinct will deliver various types of housing (on different sized lots) to respond to market demand. This will include conventional residential dwellings and higher density housing in areas closest to amenities (local parks, employment, or shopping areas) such as townhouses and units. Around 275 local jobs will be created in the precinct for a
- [Why is the Public Acquisition Overlay proposed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-the-public-acquisition-overlay-proposed/) - The application of the PAO is considered best practice and will ensure the timely delivery of infrastructure needed to support the new community. It facilitates: Transport infrastructure such as key intersections and shared path networks. Community infrastructure such as community facilities, sports reserve and open space. Flood mitigation and drainage infrastructure such as overland flow
- [What changes were made to the proposed Public Acquisition Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-changes-were-made-to-the-proposed-public-acquisition-overlay/) - Following the consideration of the VPA Projects Standing Advisory Committee Report, the VPA have made changes to the amendment documentation. The Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO41) associated with the Channel Road/Doyles Road Intersection Project has now been amended. The remaining proposed PAOs to deliver drainage basins, open space, shared paths and community infrastructure have been reviewed
- [What about infrastructure in the precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-about-infrastructure-in-the-precinct/) - The development contributions plan (DCP) has been developed in response to a range of technical water, transport and community assessments. (These assessments are available on the VPA project page). The items identified have been included in the DCP and allocated a timing for their delivery in line with demand from the precinct. Infrastructure in the
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-4/) - The VPA has prepared the PSP with assistance from Greater Shepparton City Council, State Government agencies, service authorities and key stakeholders. Our plan considers the existing natural and built features of the site, the surrounding areas, and the infrastructure needs of the future community. We have prepared the following technical investigations to draft our plans:
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-5/) - A planning scheme governs the way land can be used and developed within the bounds of the Victorian Planning System. A planning scheme is updated from time to time via an amendment process to change the way land can be used or developed. The planning scheme amendment will introduce the PSP, DCP and other ordinance
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-6/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a Victorian Government statutory authority that plans for urban growth across Victoria. We report to the Minister for Planning. The VPA’s main task is to make sure Melbourne and Victoria’s regions remain great places to live and work. This requires vision and long-term planning to ensure our growing population
- [What is the role of Greater Shepparton City Council?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-greater-shepparton-city-council/) - The VPA and the Greater Shepparton City Council have worked collaboratively to prepare the Shepparton South East PSP, development contributions plan (DCP) and associated planning scheme controls. Greater Shepparton City Council is a partner in this engagement process, supporting the VPA as the lead agency for the amendment. Greater Shepparton City Council is the responsible
- [How is the VPA working with Greater Shepparton Council?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-is-the-vpa-working-with-greater-shepparton-council/) - The VPA is leading the preparation of the PSP and planning controls for the Shepparton South East Precinct in consultation with Greater Shepparton City Council. The VPA is also coordinating and facilitating a whole-of-government approach which includes engaging with all relevant agencies and council.
- [What is the Department of Transport and Planning’s (DTP’s) role in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-department-of-transport-and-plannings-dtps-role-in-this-project/) - The Department of Transport and Planning centralises key planning and land use activities, precinct and policy functions in a single department. DTP’s transport division plans, builds and operates an integrated, safe and sustainable transport network for Victoria. DTP Transport (DTP-T) has been involved in transport decisions that have influenced the Shepparton South East PSP. Any
- [What is the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority’s (GBCMA) role in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-goulburn-broken-catchment-management-authoritys-gbcma-role-in-this-project/) - GBCMA is the floodplain manager responsible for the integrated planning and coordination of land, water and biodiversity management in the Goulburn Broken Catchment. GBCMA has been involved in flooding and drainage decisions that have influenced the Shepparton South East PSP. GBCMA will be responsible for reviewing and approving any future development in areas impacted by
- [What is the role of Goulburn Murray Water (GMW) in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-goulburn-murray-water-gmw-in-this-project/) - GMW is a statutory corporation that manages, stores and delivers water through drainage infrastructure across northern Victoria. GMW was involved in flooding and drainage decisions that have influenced the Shepparton South East PSP and will continue to be an asset manager for irrigation channels and drains in the PSP until they are decommissioned/upgraded as part
- [Managing flooding](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/managing-flooding/) - The Victorian Planning Authority, Greater Shepparton City Council and Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority have prepared a plan to ensure future development within the Shepparton South East Precinct Structure Plan is resilient to future flood events.
- [How does our plan manage flooding?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-manage-flooding-5/) - The precinct currently includes land that is subject to inundation in a 1% Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) event. We have undertaken extensive flood modelling to determine the impacts of 1% AEP flooding, under current and future climate changes, and to ensure no increase in flooding downstream or offsite is created by the precinct. In our
- [How have the impacts of climate change been considered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-have-the-impacts-of-climate-change-been-considered-3/) - Climate change has been factored into the 1 in 100 AEP flood estimation in accordance with the Australian Rainfall and Runoff to the year 2090.
- [Can you design drains so they don’t overflow?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/can-you-design-drains-so-they-dont-overflow/) - It is not feasible for all stormwater to be collected in underground drainage systems. The drains required would have to be enormous and expensive. Pipe drainage systems are generally designed to accommodate stormwater runoff in a 1 in 5 (20%) AEP event according to standards. In a 1 in 100 year event, the piped system
- [How have the PSP’s flooding management solutions been determined?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-have-the-psps-flooding-management-solutions-been-determined/) - Consultation with the GBCMA, Goulburn Murray Water, and Council as the drainage authority. The Shepparton Mooroopna 1% AEP Flood Mapping and Flood Intelligence Project, prepared by council and GBCMA. New technical analysis – including flood modelling and stormwater analysis. (Available on the VPA project webpage.) Application of best practice and policy guidelines to manage new
- [Why is my land impacted by a Land Subject to Inundation Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-my-land-impacted-by-a-land-subject-to-inundation-overlay/) - New Land Subject to Inundation Overlays (LSIO) will be applied to the PSP area in response to the Shepparton Mooroopna 1% AEP Flood Mapping and Flood Intelligence Project. This was prepared and endorsed by Greater Shepparton City Council and the GBCMA in 2021. Application of new overlays is based upon the most up-to-date flood modelling
- [What does the Floodway Overlay and Land Subject to Inundation Overlay mean for existing residents of the PSP?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-does-the-floodway-overlay-and-land-subject-to-inundation-overlay-mean-for-existing-residents-of-the-psp/) - Just because there is no previous knowledge of flooding at a property does not mean there is no flooding risk. The property may simply not have been subjected to a major storm event. If you live on a property that has been identified for flood management purposes by the PSP (such as the Broken River
- [What is the Shepparton Alternative Route – Doyles Road?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-shepparton-alternative-route-doyles-road/) - The Shepparton Alternative Route (SAR) is an important state freight arterial connection running north to south along the eastern extent of Shepparton. It forms a key strategic freight connection between Melbourne and regional Victoria, NSW and southern Queensland. The route links the Goulburn Valley Highway from the Grahamvale Road intersection at Congupna, continuing along Doyles
- [Are upgrades to Doyles Road intersection required?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/are-upgrades-to-doyles-road-intersection-required/) - As Doyles Road is a declared road, it is managed by the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP). As a result, the VPA has engaged with DTP to determine new access arrangements required to facilitate access to the PSP. This is important to deliver a well-connected future road network. Two new intersections at Poplar Avenue
- [How will this infrastructure be funded?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-this-infrastructure-be-funded/) - The Development Contributions Plan (DCP) will collect funds from developers to purchase land and to construct the intersections. The DCP will not collect funds to deliver any future Doyles Road widening. DTP will need to acquire land that is reserved for any future Doyles Road widening via a Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) to this land.
- [When will the Doyles Road intersection upgrades be needed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-the-doyles-road-intersection-upgrades-be-needed/) - Based upon the likely development timing associated with the precinct, it will be needed in the next 5-15 years. A Transport Impact Assessment has informed when the intersections at Poplar Avenue and Channel Road will be required. This assessment has identified that with the development of 800 lots within the PSP, the two intersections will
- [Acquisition of land for public purposes  (Public Acquisition Overlay)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/acquisition-of-land-for-public-purposes-public-acquisition-overlay/) - It is common for council to need to acquire land as part of new development to meet the needs of a new or existing community. Land acquisition is a mechanism that is employed to reserve land, assist in delivery of new or upgrades to essential infrastructure and to improve public safety. For example, land required
- [How will I know if my land has been identified for acquisition?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-i-know-if-my-land-has-been-identified-for-acquisition/) - You will be contacted directly by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) to advise if your land has been identified for compulsory acquisition and will be given an opportunity to express your views. Land identified in the Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) for compulsory acquisition means it is subject to the Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO).
- [What is a Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-pao/) - A PAO reserves land for a public purpose and indicates that your land has been designated for compulsory acquisition. The PAO may also restrict the use and development of your land. PAOs are a legislated planning tool and, once approved via a Planning Scheme Amendment, will form part of the Greater Shepparton Planning Scheme. There
- [Why is a Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) necessary?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-pao-necessary/) - As new development occurs, infrastructure needs to be delivered to support current and future communities. For example, roads, local parks or flood management infrastructure. At times, this requires compulsory acquisition of private land to deliver. Without a PAO, council’s ability to acquire land for delivery and management of essential infrastructure will be impacted. This would
- [What will the Public Acquisition Overlays (PAOs) deliver in the precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-the-public-acquisition-overlays-paos-deliver-in-the-precinct/)
- [When will my land be compulsorily acquired and by who?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-my-land-be-compulsorily-acquired-and-by-who/) - Land affected by a PAO will be acquired based on the development needs of the precinct. The precinct will be built in stages and the supporting infrastructure will depend on the stage of construction. You will be notified directly by council prior to the need to acquire your land and to advise you of the
- [How will I be compensated?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-i-be-compensated/) - If your land is acquired, you will be compensated in accordance with the Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986. This Act outlines the process for assessing compensation. The assessment of compensation under the Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 will consider: Your responses to the Notice of Intention to Acquire (NOITA) Market value (including severance)
- [How will a PAO restrict the current uses of my land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-a-pao-restrict-the-current-uses-of-my-land/) - If a PAO applies to your land, and you wish to undertake certain building and works (such as building a shed), a planning permit may be required from council. Each proposal is reviewed individually. To have a better understanding of what you can and cannot build upon your land impacted by a PAO, the VPA
- [Infrastructure and Development Staging](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/infrastructure-and-development-staging/) - While precinct structure plans set out the high-level intentions for a precinct, and provide detailed information setting out the required transport, drainage and community infrastructure required to serve a precinct, there is often a time-lag or disconnect between the delivery of land for housing or employment and the delivery of necessary infrastructure needed to service
- [What is infrastructure and development staging?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-infrastructure-and-development-staging-5/) - Development staging refers to the order (or sequence) in which development occurs throughout a precinct. Staging is a way of achieving an orderly and economic progression of development within a precinct structure plan (PSP). Staging seeks to ensure demand for zoned land can be met while aligning the provision of future infrastructure capacity. The aim
- [Why has the VPA drafted an Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-has-the-vpa-drafted-an-infrastructure-and-development-staging-plan-4/) - As a planning authority, the VPA is responsible for PSPs that are consistent with both the planning guidelines set out in the Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria (2021) and relevant state policy. The 2021 PSP Guidelines detail how the VPA must draft our precinct plans. The PSP Guidelines require new PSPs to
- [What is an Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-and-development-staging-plan/) - An Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan (IDSP) identifies the preferred pathway for infrastructure and development in a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). The plan facilitates infrastructure and development in preferred locations. It outlines which infrastructure is required at what point based on development demands. The plan will spatially identify the location of each development stage, together
- [How does the VPA decide which part of the precinct is built first and which areas should follow?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-vpa-decide-which-part-of-the-precinct-is-built-first-and-which-areas-should-follow/) - The first stage of the precinct to be built will usually be the area not reliant on the delivery of critical state infrastructure. For example, upgraded arterial road intersections, bridge crossings or freeway interchanges. Usually this will be land where existing infrastructure already has capacity to accommodate growth, or where there are plans or commitments
- [How does the VPA decide on the sequencing of land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-vpa-decide-on-the-sequencing-of-land/) - The VPA undertakes a detailed analysis to determine staging within a precinct. The analysis considers the local context, known state funding commitments, locations and likely rates of development, local infrastructure provision and background technical studies for traffic, transport, and drainage. The VPA also completes a detailed financial analysis. This analysis considers projected cash flow over
- [Does staging aim to prevent subdivision, use and development until infrastructure is delivered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/does-staging-aim-to-prevent-subdivision-use-and-development-until-infrastructure-is-delivered/) - All future PSPs will include some level of provision applied to use and development (including subdivision) to implement the staging plan. In exceptional cases, use and development (including subdivision) may be prohibited until the required infrastructure is delivered. This may be required due to insufficient capacity of existing infrastructure and the need to build new
- [Why do we have to wait for infrastructure to be built before a permit can be issued?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-do-we-have-to-wait-for-infrastructure-to-be-built-before-a-permit-can-be-issued/) - In some cases, the capacity of existing infrastructure is already exceeded due to existing development in the surrounding area. This means there is no capacity to accommodate any new development. Therefore, additional measures are required to control – and possibly prohibit – development within the PSP area until there is certainty of delivery of new
- [What can a developer or landowner do to facilitate the early provision of local infrastructure?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-can-a-developer-or-landowner-do-to-facilitate-the-early-provision-of-local-infrastructure/) - For local infrastructure projects funded by a Development Contributions Plan (DCP), a developer or landowner can propose a Work-In-Kind (WIK) agreement with the relevant collecting agency (usually Council). There is no right of review if a collecting agency refuses to accept a WIK proposal.
- [What is the process for decommissioning irrigation channels on my land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-process-for-decommissioning-irrigation-channels-on-my-land/) - The irrigation channels for rural supply within the precinct will be decommissioned, to the satisfaction of the responsibility authority, as the precinct develops into an urban landscape. The decommissioning of any drains will need to be undertaken under both an umbrella Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between GMW and Council, and an MOU specific to the
- [What does it mean if my land is proposed to have a state government school or state health facility?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-does-it-mean-if-my-land-is-proposed-to-have-a-state-government-school-or-state-health-facility/) - The Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) reserve land for the proposed State Government Primary School and State Government Health Facility within Shepparton South East. The land transfer sits outside of the planning process and will involve negotiations between the relevant landowner and the State Government entity responsible for those sites. This may be before or after
- [What is an Urban Growth Zone (UGZ)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-urban-growth-zone-ugz-6/) - The UGZ applies to land that has been identified for future urban development. The UGZ: Manages the transition of non-urban land into urban land. Encourages the development of well-planned and well-serviced new urban communities, generally in accordance with a precinct structure plan. Reduces the number of development approvals needed in areas where a precinct structure
- [What is a Development Contribution Plan Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contribution-plan-overlay/) - The Development Contributions Plan Overlay (DCPO) is the planning scheme tool that is being employed to collect financial contributions from developers towards the planned infrastructure that is listed in the DCP. A developer will be required to pay the development contribution prior to the issue of the building permit. Payment of a development contribution applies to
- [What is an Environmental Audit Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-environmental-audit-overlay-5/) - An Environmental Audit Overlay is applied to land that may be affected by potential contamination. The draft planning scheme amendment includes an Environmental Audit Overlay that applies to properties within the precinct that are nominated as having high or medium risk of contamination. The overlay will require further investigations to be carried out by developers
- [What is a Heritage Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-heritage-overlay-4/) - A Heritage Overlay is applied to individual places to protect places of heritage significance. If you have a Heritage Overlay on your property you are likely to need to apply to council for a planning permit for certain types of building and works. This is to ensure that the proposed development does not detract from
- [What is a Land Subject to Inundation Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-land-subject-to-inundation-overlay-3/) - A Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO) is a type of planning control that identifies properties that may be affected by flood risk. An LSIO is designed to prompt the early consideration of flood risks in the planning process and provide guidance and standards on how these sites should respond to that flood risk.
- [What is a Floodway Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-floodway-overlay/) - A Floodway Overlay (FO) applies to land that is identified as carrying active flood flows associated with waterways and open drainage systems. There may be different requirements for development depending on the specific flooding issue. In some cases, there may be constraints on the extent of development.
- [I live or work in the precinct – what does this mean for me?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-live-or-work-in-the-precinct-what-does-this-mean-for-me-2/) - Shepparton South East’s transformation will be gradual and is expected to occur over decades (20-30 years). This planning will gradually change the area you live or work in over a long period of time. The precinct will transition from a predominantly farming area to a residential precinct. You may notice changes as new development occurs
- [Will local rates be used to fund Development Contributions Plan (DCP) items?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-local-rates-be-used-to-fund-development-contributions-plan-dcp-items/) - DCP funds collected by Council as part of future development will be used to support delivery of essential infrastructure in the precinct structure plan. This will also minimise the impact to existing money collected via rates.
- [Who owns the land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-owns-the-land/) - The precinct is owned by private land and/or business owners.
- [Will the updated flood controls affect my property insurance?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-updated-flood-controls-affect-my-property-insurance/) - Each insurance company has their own process for calculating their premiums, so it is best to speak directly with your insurance provider. Individual insurers decide what criteria they use to determine flood risk and calculate premiums. This may include historical flood information, claims history and building type.
- [What is the Shepparton South East PSP?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-shepparton-south-east-psp/) - The Shepparton South East PSP will assist in delivering much needed land for new homes, services and jobs and continue to strengthen Shepparton’s place as Victoria’s fifth largest city and a centre for regional growth. On 20 September 2023, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian
- [Why are we planning for the area?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-are-we-planning-for-the-area/) - Shepparton is the fourth largest city in regional Victoria and is an important location identified for major growth through both State Government and local policy. As Shepparton continues to grow, the municipality requires more land to meet housing demand of the current and future population. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Greater
- [How does our plan respond to Aboriginal heritage?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-respond-to-aboriginal-heritage-2/) - The VPA has undertaken an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment for both Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows Precincts to identify areas of tangible cultural heritage. To further identify any tangible and intangible cultural heritage values, the VPA has also engaged the Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation (BLCAC) to produce a Cultural Values Statement
- [What will the precinct deliver?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-the-precinct-deliver/) - The PSP will enable the delivery of drainage infrastructure to protect the Greenvale Reservoir. It will also guide the delivery of approximately 335 new homes that will integrate into the adjoining established residential areas of Greenvale North (R1) and Craigieburn West PSP. It will also enable the future delivery of high-quality residential neighbourhoods, a pedestrian-friendly
- [Why has the Ballarat North PSP been split into a core and expanded area?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-has-the-ballarat-north-psp-been-split-into-a-core-and-expanded-area/) - The Ballarat North precinct is split into two keys portions: the ‘core area’ and ‘expanded area’. The area that has been rezoned is referred to as the ‘core area’ and was identified through the Ballarat Long Term Growth Options Investigation Paper, 2018, which assessed the area as being largely available for development, subject to a
- [What is a precinct structure plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-11/) - A precinct structure plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It gives certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop into the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-12/) - A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed, thereby changing the basis of planning decisions in the future.
- [What is an Urban Growth Zone (UGZ)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-urban-growth-zone-ugz-5/) - The Urban Growth Zone (UGZ) designates land for future urban development, facilitating the transition from non-urban to urban use. It encourages the creation of well-planned, serviced urban communities in line with PSPs, streamlines approval processes in these areas and protects non-urban land from activities that could impede its future urban development.
- [What is a development contributions plan (DCP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan-dcp/) - A development contributions plan (DCP) establishes a framework for developers to make a financial contribution towards the cost of key infrastructure projects, providing certainty for the future community around infrastructure timing, funding and delivery. Together, the PSP and DCP will provide a broad framework that will coordinate development and assist in the transition of the
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-5/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is responsible for the planning of new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. The VPA is the designated planning authority for draft amendment C107gpla meaning that it is responsible for this amendment. The VPA reports to the Minister for Planning while working closely with Golden Plains Shire Council, government agencies
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-6/) - The PSP has been prepared with the VPA Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria (2021) and PSP 2.0 process. As part of this process, the VPA is leading the preparation of the PSP and planning controls for the precinct in consultation with Golden Plains Shire Council. The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach
- [How will transport and traffic be managed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-transport-and-traffic-be-managed/) - The Victorian Planning Authority commissioned Stantec to undertake a transport assessment for the precinct and wider Growth Plan area to test the proposed new roads and projected traffic demand on the Bannockburn transport network. You can find out more in Bannockburn South East PSP - Integrated Transport Assessment (Stantec) December 2024. To support safe and
- [What broader changes and improvements will the PSP contribute to?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-broader-changes-and-improvements-will-the-psp-contribute-to/) - Current and future residents will benefit from the following inclusions of the Precinct Structure Plan: Two new government primary schools and a government secondary school to service the wider community. An indoor recreation centre and three community facilities. A new local activity centre for shopping, dining, and other commercial activities, designed to complement the existing
- [Will the PSP provide for affordable housing?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-psp-provide-for-affordable-housing/) - The precinct will accommodate affordable housing through several diverse housing types including small lot homes, attached and semi-detached houses (such as townhouses) and standard detached homes. A social and affordable housing assessment was undertaken for the Bannockburn South East Precinct by Urbanxchange. The assessment recommended a minimum provision of 6.5% of new dwellings within the
- [How will the PSP protect Bannockburn’s rural character?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-psp-protect-bannockburns-rural-character/) - The VPA and Golden Plains Shire Council recognise that Bannockburn’s rural lifestyle and character are highly valued by the community. The PSP aims to preserve and showcase the unique character of Bannockburn South East by setting it apart from other regional growth corridors. It will achieve this through lower residential densities than typical growth areas,
- [What will the PSP do to protect environmental, cultural and heritage values?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-the-psp-do-to-protect-environmental-cultural-and-heritage-values/) - In addition to being a key transport and recreation corridor, Bruce Creek will serve as the focal point for achieving key environmental goals in the precinct. The corridor will be preserved as a habitat area for the endangered Growling Grass Frog, Golden Sun Moth and Tussock Skink. Before any subdivision can be approved, landowners will
- [How does the PSP implement sustainability and climate resilient development outcomes?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-psp-implement-sustainability-and-climate-resilient-development-outcomes/) - The VPA acknowledges the many challenges and opportunities of planning for a changing climate. We also appreciate the unique ecological landscape of the precinct and strive to understand and protect as much of it as possible. Our plan includes guidelines to reduce the urban heat island effect such as setting a target of 30% tree
- [How has the PSP considered bushfire and other environmental risks?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-psp-considered-bushfire-and-other-environmental-risks/) - Bushfire risk is a key consideration in the PSP. The VPA has prepared a peer-reviewed bushfire development report to identify hazard landscapes and outline the necessary interface and design responses to minimise risk. The precinct will maintain appropriate bushfire separation distances along the Bruce Creek corridor and southern interfaces. These are noted in the PSP
- [How will the delivery of infrastructure in the precinct be funded, and will it affect rates?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-delivery-of-infrastructure-in-the-precinct-be-funded-and-will-it-affect-rates/) - The funding and delivery of infrastructure is coordinated through the Bannockburn South East Development Contributions Plan. Developers will contribute towards necessary projects such as road infrastructure, drainage, sports reserves and community facilities through a per hectare rate or Development Infrastructure Levy. Contributions towards community projects will also be made via the payment of a Community
- [How does the Bannockburn South East PSP fit in with other development and growth areas?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-bannockburn-south-east-psp-fit-in-with-other-development-and-growth-areas/) - The Bannockburn South East precinct was identified within the 2021 Bannockburn Growth Plan alongside four other growth corridors within the town. The PSP has been planned with the future growth of Bannockburn in mind, including modelling transport and community infrastructure demands for the broader Growth Plan area to determine appropriate provisions and apportionments. The PSP
- [Languages other than English](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/languages-other-than-english/) - Phone interpreters in all languages are available on 03 8351 3452. If you would like to receive translated copies of any material, contact us via: Noor Syuhada Shamsul (Strategic Planning Manager) on 03 9651 9600 or Noor.Shamsul@vpa.vic.gov.au Patricia Ocampo (Senior Strategic Planner) on 03 9651 9696 or Patricia.Ocampo@vpa.vic.gov.au You can also email the team via
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission-4/) - Submissions provided to the Victorian Planning Authority are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public, and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission
- [Who can I speak to for more information?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-can-i-speak-to-for-more-information-4/) - You can contact the VPA project team Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm via: Noor Syuhada Shamsul (Strategic Planning Manager) on 03 9651 9600 or Noor.Shamsul@vpa.vic.gov.au Patricia Ocampo (Senior Strategic Planner) on 03 9651 9696 or Patricia.Ocampo@vpa.vic.gov.au You can also email the team via BannockburnSE@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [What happens next?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-next-5/) - Once a submission is made to the VPA, you will first receive a notice to acknowledge it has been received.
- [Can the Kororoit Creek Regional Park boundary be amended through the precinct planning process of Kororoit (Part 2)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/can-the-kororoit-creek-regional-park-boundary-be-amended-through-the-precinct-planning-process-of-kororoit-part-2/) - No. The Kororoit Creek Regional Park boundary is finalised.
- [I live or work near the precinct – what does this mean for me?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-live-or-work-near-the-precinct-what-does-this-mean-for-me-3/) - The Casey Field South (Employment) and Devon Meadows precinct will be urbanised with new homes, businesses and infrastructure. There will be new work opportunities for local residents, with over 5,000 new jobs expected to be generated within the Casey Field South (Employment) Precinct. The PSP will also deliver new transport, drainage and community infrastructure, including
- [What is a Public Acquisition Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-3/) - The Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) is applied to identified land to reserve it for a public purpose and indicates that this land could be compulsorily acquired in the future.
- [What is a Land Subject to Inundation Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-land-subject-to-inundation-overlay-2/) - The Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO) ensures development in flood prone areas, minimising potential flood risks and maintaining free passage and temporary storage of floodwaters. The approval of Melbourne Water is required at the planning permit stage for new development in LSIO areas.
- [What is a Heritage Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-heritage-overlay-3/) - The Heritage Overlay (HO) is applied to identified heritage places where planning controls are required to conserve and enhance its significance. A planning permit is typically required to demolish or externally alter an existing building or to subdivide or construct a new building where a HO applies.
- [What is an Environmental Audit Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-environmental-audit-overlay-4/) - The Environmental Audit Overlay (EAO) ensures assessment of potentially contaminated land occurs before a new sensitive use begins. The EAO is typically applied where earlier land uses may have contaminated the land. Assessment of potentially contaminated land is done through the planning permit process.
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-overlay-4/) - The Infrastructure Contributions Overlay (ICO) outlines requirements for monetary and/or land contributions within a specific area, often to secure land for public open space. Typically prepared by a planning authority like a municipal council or the Minister for Planning, its creation and approval follow guidelines set by the Planning and Environment Act and ministerial directives.
- [What is an Urban Growth Zone (UGZ)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-urban-growth-zone-ugz-4/) - The Urban Growth Zone (UGZ) designates land for future urban development, facilitating the transition from non-urban to urban use. It encourages the creation of well-planned, services urban communities in line with PSPs, streamlines approval processes in these areas, and protects non-urban land from activities that could impede its future urban development.
- [Why has the VPA drafted an Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-has-the-vpa-drafted-an-infrastructure-and-development-staging-plan-3/) - An Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan (IDSP) facilitates development in preferred locations to mitigate sequencing that results in poor outcomes. It is based on a reasonable forecast of the preferred pattern and timing of development in the precinct. The IDSP has been prepared to deliver the Development Services Scheme and outfall provisions, as well as
- [What is infrastructure and development staging?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-infrastructure-and-development-staging-4/) - Infrastructure and development staging involves strategic planning and phasing projects over time to ensure efficient implementation and sustainability through the consideration of factors such as funding, regulations, and practicality.
- [How does our plan consider the impacts of climate change?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-consider-the-impacts-of-climate-change-2/) - Climate change has been considered within the plan through the incorporation of key elements such as open space, the Development Services Scheme, tree canopy enhancement and integrated water management strategies. Additionally, the PSP emphasises achieving environmentally sustainable development (ESD) outcomes, such as a walkable built form and 20-Minute Neighbourhoods, ensuring that the development will align
- [How does our plan consider biodiversity and ecological values?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-consider-biodiversity-and-ecological-values-2/) - The Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows PSP area falls within the Melbourne Strategic Assessment (MSA) area under the federal Biodiversity Conservation Strategy, where the Southern Brown Bandicoot is an endangered animal identified for protection. The provision of Southern Brown Bandicoot habitat in the PSP area will be funded through development levies collected through
- [How does our plan manage flooding ?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-manage-flooding-4/) - Flooding will be managed through new drainage within the Precinct. New drainage areas have been identified in the PSP and will be implemented as part of Melbourne Water’s Development Services Scheme (DSS) for the area. The DSS will ensure that development within the PSP is protected from flooding. An existing Land Subject to Inundation Overlay
- [What is the role of Melbourne Water?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-melbourne-water-3/) - Melbourne Water is the waterway, drainage and floodplain authority for the Port Phillip and Westernport region. We work with local Councils and government to ensure that appropriate drainage and water management infrastructure is in place to support increased demand, to protect people and property from flooding, and to protect our waterways.
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-4/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is responsible for the planning of new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. The VPA is the Planning Authority for draft amendment C295case – meaning that it is responsible for this amendment. The VPA reports to the Minister for Planning while working closely with Casey City Council, government agencies and
- [Why is the Casey Planning Scheme being amended for this PSP?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-the-casey-planning-scheme-being-amended-for-this-psp/) - The draft planning scheme amendment (draft amendment C265case) has been prepared by the Victorian Planning Authority to implement the Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows PSP into the Casey Planning Scheme. A planning scheme amendment is the most appropriate method for implementing the PSP to guide and provide certainty on future land use and
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-11/) - A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed. Therefore, changing the basis of which planning decisions are made
- [How will infrastructure in the PSP be funded?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-infrastructure-in-the-psp-be-funded-2/) - Infrastructure will be funded through a variety of sources, including as develop works as part of subdivision, through the Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) or through a Development Services Scheme (DSS). The ICP will fund the delivery of essential infrastructure items, including transport infrastructure, a local sports reserve project and a multipurpose community centre within the
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-3/) - An Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) is a system for funding basic and essential local infrastructure required by a new community. An ICP ensures that developers within the precinct contribute to the cost of providing new intersections, local open space and community facilities. An ICP is prepared by a planning authority, usually a council or the
- [What is a precinct structure plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-10/) - A precinct structure plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It provides certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop in the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and infrastructure, and
- [What is a Regionally Significant Industrial Precinct (RSIP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-regionally-significant-industrial-precinct-rsip/) - In accordance with the Melbourne Industrial and Commercial Land Use Plan, the Casey Fields South (Employment) Precinct is a Regionally Significant Industrial Area. This means most of the land will be used for future industrial and commercial purposes. The Casey Fields South (Employment) Precinct is also identified as industrial land within the VPA’s South East Growth Corridor
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-3/) - The PSP has been prepared with the VPA Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria (2021) and PSP 2.0 process. As part of this process, the VPA is leading the preparation of the PSP and planning controls for the Precinct in consultation with Casey City Council. The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach, which includes consulting with
- [What is the Casey Field South (Employment) and Devon Meadows Precinct Structure Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-casey-field-south-employment-and-devon-meadows-precinct-structure-plan/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is preparing a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and accompanying Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) for the Casey Fields South (Employment) Precinct and Devon Meadows Precinct, working in partnership with Casey City Council, state government agencies and service authorities. The vision for Casey Field South and Devon Meadows is a regionally significant industrial precinct with more
- [Will there be future opportunities to have my say?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-there-be-future-opportunities-to-have-my-say-4/) - This is the final phase of consultation on the Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows PSP and the only phase of consultation on Amendment C295case to the Casey Planning Scheme. If you make a submission, you may be invited to participate in a subsequent independent review process. Otherwise, this is your final opportunity to
- [What happens next?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-next-4/) - Once a submission is made to the VPA, you will first receive a notice to acknowledge it has been received. After the consultation period ends, VPA staff will review all submissions received. As part of this process, VPA staff may contact submitters as required to further discuss their submission and any changes sought. If required,
- [Who can I speak to for more information?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-can-i-speak-to-for-more-information-3/) - You can call the VPA project team at any time during business hours, Monday to Friday 9 – 5pm on 03 9651 9639 (Peter Cooper). You can also email the team via CFSDM@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission-3/) - Submissions provided to the Victorian Planning Authority are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public, and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission
- [Submissions relating to the Development Services Scheme (DSS)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/submissions-relating-to-the-development-services-scheme-dss/) - Any submission relating to the Development Services Scheme will need to adhere to the following criteria: Ensuring the DSS objectives are met: Flood protection is to be provided for properties within the PSP New developments are not to further exacerbate existing flooding conditions for downstream/neighbouring properties. New developments are to achieve appropriate best practice stormwater
- [Will there be future opportunities to have my say?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-there-be-future-opportunities-to-have-my-say-3/) - This is the final phase of consultation on the Melton East PSP and the only phase of consultation on Amendment C244melt to the Melton Planning Scheme. If you make a submission, you may be invited to participate in a subsequent independent review process. Otherwise, this is your final opportunity to have your say on the
- [What happens next?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-next-3/) - Once a submission is made to the VPA, you will first receive a notice to acknowledge it has been received. After the consultation period ends, VPA staff will review all submissions received. As part of this process, VPA staff may contact submitters as required to further discuss their submission and any changes sought. If required,
- [Who can I speak to for more information?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-can-i-speak-to-for-more-information/) - You can call the VPA project team at any time during business hours, Monday to Friday 9 – 5pm on 03 9651 9660 (Genna Walkley). You can also email the team via MeltonEast@vpa.vic.gov.au
- [What happens to my submission?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-to-my-submission/) - Submissions provided to the Victorian Planning Authority are part of an open public process where all parties affected by the planning scheme can provide input into the draft amendment. If you choose to make a submission, you consent to your submission being made public, and being identified as the author of the submission. Your submission
- [I have land that is identified as a conservation area – what does this mean for me?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-have-land-that-is-identified-as-a-conservation-area-what-does-this-mean-for-me/) - If you choose to subdivide your land, a separate lot will need to be created for the conservation area, and an agreement must be entered with the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action. To find out more, please visit DEECA’s website.
- [I live or work near or in the precinct – what does this mean for me?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-live-or-work-near-or-in-the-precinct-what-does-this-mean-for-me/) - The Melton East precinct will be urbanised with new homes, businesses and infrastructure. There will be new work opportunities for local residents, with approximately 2,000 new jobs expected to be generated alongside approximately 12,000 new homes. The PSP will also deliver new transport, drainage and community infrastructure, including facilitation of: New intersections along Melton Highway
- [What is a Public Acquisition Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay-2/) - The Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) is applied to identified land to reserve it for a public purpose and indicates that this land could be compulsorily acquired in the future.
- [What is an Environmental Audit Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-environmental-audit-overlay-3/) - The Environmental Audit Overlay (EAO) ensures assessment of potentially contaminated land occurs before a new sensitive use begins. The EAO is typically applied where earlier land uses may have contaminated the land. Assessment of potentially contaminated land is done through the planning permit process.
- [What is a Heritage Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-heritage-overlay-2/) - The Heritage Overlay (HO) is applied to identified heritage places where planning controls are required to conserve and enhance its significance. A planning permit is typically required to demolish or externally alter an existing building or to subdivide or construct a new building where a HO applies.
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-overlay-3/) - The Infrastructure Contributions Overlay (ICO) outlines requirements for monetary and/or land contributions within a specific area, often to secure land for public open space, sports grounds, community facilities and key infrastructure such as roads and intersections. Typically prepared by a planning authority like a municipal council or the Minister for Planning, its creation and approval
- [What is an Urban Growth Zone (UGZ)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-urban-growth-zone-ugz-3/) - The Urban Growth Zone (UGZ) designates land for future urban development, facilitating the transition from non-urban to urban use. It encourages the creation of well-planned, services urban communities in line with PSPs, streamlines approval processes in these areas, and protects non-urban land from activities that could impede its future urban development.
- [Why has the VPA drafted an Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-has-the-vpa-drafted-an-infrastructure-and-development-staging-plan-2/) - An Infrastructure and Development Staging Plan (IDSP) facilitates development in preferred locations to mitigate sequencing that results in poor outcomes. It is based on a reasonable forecast of the preferred pattern and timing of development in the precinct. The IDSP has been prepared to deliver the Development Services Scheme and outfall provisions, as well as
- [What is infrastructure and development staging?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-infrastructure-and-development-staging-3/) - Infrastructure and development staging involves strategically planning and phasing projects over time to ensure efficient implementation and sustainability through the consideration of factors such as funding, regulations, and practicality.
- [How does our plan respond to Aboriginal Cultural Heritage?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-respond-to-aboriginal-cultural-heritage/) - The VPA has procured an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment for the Melton East precinct to identify areas of tangible cultural heritage. To further identify any tangible and intangible cultural heritage values, the VPA has also worked with the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation (WWCHAC) to produce a Cultural Values Assessment (CVA). As part
- [How does our plan consider the impacts of climate change?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-consider-the-impacts-of-climate-change/) - Climate change has been considered within the plan through the incorporation of key elements such as open space, the Development Services Scheme, tree canopy enhancement, and integrated water management strategies. Additionally, the PSP emphasises achieving environmentally sustainable development (ESD) outcomes, such as a walkable built form and 20-Minute Neighbourhood, ensuring that the development will align
- [How does our plan consider biodiversity and ecological values?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-consider-biodiversity-and-ecological-values/) - The Melton East PSP area falls within the Melbourne Strategic Assessment (MSA) area under the federal Biodiversity Conservation Strategy, where the Growling Grass Frog is an endangered animal identified for protection. The precinct contains part of Conservation Area 15 Western Growth Corridor: Growling Grass Frog corridors (north) under the MSA which is situated around Kororoit Creek. Conservation
- [How does our plan manage flooding?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-manage-flooding-3/) - Flooding will be managed through new drainage infrastructure in the precinct. New drainage areas have been identified in the PSP and will be implemented as part of Melbourne Water’s Development Services Scheme (DSS) for the area. The DSS will ensure that development within the PSP is protected from flooding. The PSP also includes Integrated Water
- [What is the role of Melbourne Water?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-melbourne-water-2/) - Melbourne Water is the waterway, drainage and floodplain authority for the Port Phillip and Westernport region. They work with local Councils and government to ensure that appropriate drainage and water management infrastructure is in place to support increased demand, to protect people and property from flooding, and to protect our waterways.
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-3/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is responsible for the planning of new suburbs and renewal sites in Victoria. The VPA is the Planning Authority for draft amendment C244melt – meaning that it is responsible for this amendment. The VPA reports to the Minister for Planning while working closely with Melton City Council, government agencies and
- [Why is the Melton Planning Scheme being amended for this PSP?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-the-melton-planning-scheme-being-amended-for-this-psp/) - The draft planning scheme amendment (draft amendment C244melt) has been prepared by the Victorian Planning Authority to implement the Melton East PSP and ICP into the Melton Planning Scheme. A planning scheme amendment is the most appropriate method for implementing the PSP to guide and provide certainty on future land use and development. Changes to
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-10/) - A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed, thereby changing the basis of planning decisions in the future.
- [How will infrastructure in the PSP be funded?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-infrastructure-in-the-psp-be-funded/) - Infrastructure will be funded through a variety of sources, including as developer works as part of subdivision, through the Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) and the Drainage Services Scheme (DSS). The ICP will fund the delivery of essential infrastructure items, including transport infrastructure, three local sports reserves and four multipurpose community centres within the precinct. Major
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-2/) - The PSP has been prepared with the VPA Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria (2021) and PSP 2.0 process. As part of this process, the VPA is leading the preparation of the PSP and planning controls for the Precinct in consultation with Melton City Council. The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach, which includes consulting with
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-2/) - An Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) is a system for funding basic and essential local infrastructure required by a new community. An ICP ensures that developers within the precinct contribute to the cost of providing new intersections, local open space and community facilities. An ICP is prepared by a planning authority, usually a council or the
- [What is a precinct structure plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-3/) - A precinct structure plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It provides certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop in the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and infrastructure, and
- [What is the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-victorian-planning-authority-vpa/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA’s main task is to make sure Melbourne and Victoria’s regions remain great places to live and work. This requires vision and long-term planning to ensure our growing population
- [What is the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-victorian-planning-authority-4/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA’s main task is to make sure Melbourne and Victoria’s regions remain great places to live and work. This requires vision and long-term planning to ensure our growing population
- [Who are the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-are-the-victorian-planning-authority-vpa/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA’s main task is to make sure Melbourne and Victoria’s regions remain great places to live and work. This requires vision and long-term planning to ensure our growing population
- [Who are the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-are-the-victorian-planning-authority-vpa-2/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA’s main task is to make sure Melbourne and Victoria’s regions remain great places to live and work. This requires vision and long-term planning to ensure our growing population
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA’s main task is to make sure Melbourne and Victoria’s regions remain great places to live and work. This requires vision and long-term planning to ensure our growing population
- [What is the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-victorian-planning-authority-vpa-2/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority within the Department of Transport and Planning that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA’s main task is to make sure Melbourne and Victoria’s regions remain great places to live and work. This requires vision and long-term planning to ensure our growing population
- [What is the process of rezoning the core area to Urban Growth Zone and who is leading it?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-process-of-rezoning-the-core-area-to-urban-growth-zone-and-who-is-leading-it/) - The Department of Environment, Land Water and Planning (DELWP) (now the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP)) were instructed by the Minister for Planning to rezone the core area to Urban Growth Zone (UGZ) ahead of the precinct structure plan (PSP) being prepared. The UGZ will be introduced via 20(4) of the Planning and Environment
- [Why is the core area being rezoned to Urban Growth Zone before the PSP is prepared and not the expanded area?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-the-core-area-being-rezoned-to-urban-growth-zone-before-the-psp-is-prepared-and-not-the-expanded-area/) - The ‘core area’ of the precinct is to be rezoned to Urban Growth Zone (UGZ), as directed by the Minister for Planning ahead of the PSP being prepared. The purpose of the UGZ is to manage the transition of non-urban land into urban land and provides for a range of future land uses. There has
- [My land is affected by an Environmental Audit Overlay. What does this mean for future development plans?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/my-land-is-affected-by-an-environmental-audit-overlay-what-does-this-mean-for-future-development-plans/) - The Environmental Audit Overlay (EAO) is applied to land which has been identified as potentially contaminated. The aim of the overlay is to ensure future land uses adversely affected by any contamination. The VPA is currently preparing a precinct structure plan (PSP) for the precinct, which involves undertaking a range of technical assessments of
- [How does the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) affect the precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-victorian-grassland-earless-dragon-vged-affect-the-precinct/) - Landowners with sites containing habitat (as identified by the DEECA habitat distribution model) which may support the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED), have been notified by VPA in December 2024. To read more about the habitat distribution model, head to: Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon habitat distribution model.
- [What changes might I expect to see in the future?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-changes-might-i-expect-to-see-in-the-future/) - Once approved, development within the precinct will gradually occur over the next few decades. Council is the responsible authority for the PSP and will be responsible for the planning application process that will deliver outcomes as outlined in the PSP and DCP. Developers are responsible for preparing and lodging planning applications that must be generally
- [What is a precinct structure plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It provides certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop in the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and
- [How has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-has-the-plan-been-prepared-5/) - The VPA has collaborated with Hume City Council and Melbourne Water to prepare the draft plan. Extensive research and analysis has been undertaken to prepare the PSP which is captured in the PSP background report.
- [How many activity centres will the Victorian Government deliver plans for?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-many-activity-centres-will-the-victorian-government-deliver-plans-for/) - The Activity Centres Program will deliver plans for 60 activity centres. Following an initial 10 activity centres, the Victorian Government announced in October 2024 the expansion of the program to include 50 additional centres located near train stations or tram lines across Melbourne. The initial 10 activity centres are: Broadmeadows Camberwell Junction Chadstone Epping Frankston
- [How will housing targets be met when market forces such as construction costs and labour supply shortages are a current barrier to increased density in the activity centres?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-housing-targets-be-met-when-market-forces-such-as-construction-costs-and-labour-supply-shortages-are-a-current-barrier-to-increased-density-in-the-activity-centres/) - Our activity centre plans and the Victorian Government’s draft housing targets guide where new homes could be built over the next 30 years. Landowners in activity centres will have more opportunities to build more different types of homes on their property over the next few decades, as market forces change over time. This program is
- [How will you provide affordable housing in activity centres?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-you-provide-affordable-housing-in-activity-centres/) - One of the key aims of this project is to improve housing affordability by increasing the supply of housing across metropolitan Melbourne. Delivering affordable housing is a shared responsibility between local, state and federal governments and industry. There are many ways to provide more affordable housing, and activity centres have a role to play. The
- [How will the plan address open space, canopy cover, tree protection, and landscaping? As more people call these activity centres home, we want to make sure the local schools, services and infrastructure, including public open space, have the funding they need to grow.](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-plan-address-open-space-canopy-cover-tree-protection-and-landscaping-as-more-people-call-these-activity-centres-home-we-want-to-make-sure-the-local-schools-services-and-infrastructu/) - We're working on a simplified infrastructure funding system to fund the things these suburbs need into the future. This system could provide direct contributions for councils and state government to deliver essential infrastructure like upgrades to open space, pedestrian crossings, community centres and local sporting facilities to support changing communities. As part of the program,
- [How do the plans address the sustainability of buildings?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-do-the-plans-address-the-sustainability-of-buildings/) - New developments will be subject to Environmental Sustainable Design (ESD) matters embedded in the Planning Scheme (Clause 54,55 and 58). Environmental performance requirements for all new housing apply under the building system. Building practitioner resources can be found at Victorian Building Authority Website.
- [Are you going to remove heritage controls in the catchment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/are-you-going-to-remove-heritage-controls-in-the-catchment/) - There will not be changes to heritage overlays and normal planning processes including notice and appeal provisions will apply in the catchments. Councils will continue to be the responsible authority for approving permits which will include their standard approach to heritage advice and consultants. Detailed design matters will remain the preserve of responsible authority through
- [How will heritage buildings be protected?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-heritage-buildings-be-protected/) - There will not be changes to heritage overlays or amendment of any of the local or state planning policy relating to heritage that is currently within the planning scheme as part of the Activity Centre program. Development applications on land covered by a heritage overlay will still be considered against the decision guidelines of the
- [How is the Government going to ensure infrastructure and services can manage the increase in density?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-is-the-government-going-to-ensure-infrastructure-and-services-can-manage-the-increase-in-density/) - This project has carried out several impact assessments on a range of matters. These assessments examine the impact of the additional population on roads, schools, and other community facilities.
- [Will there be new infrastructure needed for Activity Centres as they grow? And how will this be delivered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-there-be-new-infrastructure-needed-for-activity-centres-as-they-grow-and-how-will-this-be-delivered/) - As more people call these activity centres home, we want to make sure the local schools, services and infrastructure have the funding they need to continue to meet the needs of the local community. It is important that infrastructure funding is in place to support the provision of improved facilities and amenities. We're working on
- [How will the program ensure that the streamlined planning controls do not result in poorer outcomes or diminished community input?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-program-ensure-that-the-streamlined-planning-controls-do-not-result-in-poorer-outcomes-or-diminished-community-input/) - A faster planning process does not mean a poorer outcome or that the community doesn’t have a say. If a development proposal meets a deemed to comply standard it will benefit from a streamlined planning approval pathway. These exemptions are designed to improve investment conditions and get more homes built faster via: Faster application processing
- [Why will third party notice and review rights be removed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-will-third-party-notice-and-review-rights-be-removed/) - In the commercial and community ‘core’ of Activity Centres, we want to reduce barriers to building new homes and create more certainty for councils, developers, and communities. We are not proposing to remove notice and review through the Activity Centre Program for planning applications in the surrounding catchment areas.
- [What are the 'deemed to comply' standards?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-the-deemed-to-comply-standards/) - Proposals in the commercial and community ‘core’ of Activity Centres that meet the building height, street wall height and setback requirements are proposed to be assessed against a ‘deemed to comply’ planning application pathway. Under the ‘deemed to comply’ pathway, if an application meets the deemed to comply requirement, then that planning application cannot be
- [What is the streamlined planning application pathway?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-streamlined-planning-application-pathway/) - We consulted on a new streamlined process for reviewing and approving planning applications for good quality developments in our activity centres, including removing third party notice and review and new ‘deemed to comply’ standards. Under our proposed new approach, applications for new developments within the activity centre core that meet the relevant provisions would not
- [Have sites been identified for consolidation? If so, what is the mechanism for this consolidation?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/have-sites-been-identified-for-consolidation-if-so-what-is-the-mechanism-for-this-consolidation/) - This project does not identify sites for consolidation. Depending on the planning controls applied to each site, lot consolidation may enable increased development as larger sites can more easily comply with requirements such as setbacks to adjoining properties.
- [What lot size constitutes a ‘large lot’ in the catchment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-lot-size-constitutes-a-large-lot-in-the-catchment/) - Whilst we are still confirming the preferred planning tool for the catchments, building heights may be linked to lot size to encourage the efficient use and development of land and ensure good design outcomes for neighbours. Larger lots could be considered to have a minimum area of 1000sqm and at least a 20 metre street
- [What are the proposed changes to ResCode?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-the-proposed-changes-to-rescode/) - As part of the Housing Statement, reforms are underway to the planning assessment for residential development (ResCode) to support faster permits and planning certainty. Following consultation undertaken in September 2024, the department is analysing stakeholder feedback about the proposed reforms. The proposed reforms are subject to further decisions before implementing an amendment to all planning
- [Some activity centres already have planning controls that support increased heights. What will you be changing?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/some-activity-centres-already-have-planning-controls-that-support-increased-heights-what-will-you-be-changing/) - Some activity centres have more recent structure plans and are already zoned for more homes and taller buildings in the activity centre core. However in each case, we want to look at further opportunities to further enliven centres to make sure they live up to their potential. The centres will benefit from new rules which
- [What level of change do you expect in the walkable catchments?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-level-of-change-do-you-expect-in-the-walkable-catchments/) - The ‘catchment’ is the surrounding residential area generally within 800m or 10 minutes walking distance of the core. Change within catchment areas would likely occur naturally and gradually over time. The draft plans provide greater certainty for where new homes could be built by proposing changes to planning provisions for modest apartments, between 3- to
- [Why have you chosen an 800m distance for the walkable catchment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-have-you-chosen-an-800m-distance-for-the-walkable-catchment/) - Research shows that 800m (around 10 minutes) is the maximum time people are willing to walk to meet their daily needs locally. These daily needs may include accessing local health facilities and services, local schools and local shopping centres.
- [How will the core and catchment areas be identified for the additional centres?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-core-and-catchment-areas-be-identified-for-the-additional-centres/) - The core is proposed to be the train station or tram line and its surrounding commercial/shopping area. In cases where the train station is in a more residential area or where there is no train station, the core may be smaller with more modest height limits compared to larger centres. Catchment areas are proposed to
- [Will feedback gathered from consultation on the 10 initial activity centres be made public?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-feedback-gathered-from-consultation-on-the-10-initial-activity-centres-be-made-public/) - We will release a consultation report detailing the findings of this consultation.
- [Are there any plans for further consultation on the initial 10 activity centres?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/are-there-any-plans-for-further-consultation-on-the-initial-10-activity-centres/) - The 10 pilot centres have gone through several rounds of consultation with community, the first commencing in April 2024. The final round of consultation concluded in September and enabled the community to provide feedback on the proposed changes set out in the draft activity centre plans.
- [What will happen next with my feedback?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-happen-next-with-my-feedback/) - The feedback we collected across two phases of consultation is informing the preparation of final activity centre plans and implementation through planning scheme amendments. The Minister for Planning (or relevant delegate) may refer certain matters or consultation findings to an independent committee called the Activity Centres Standing Advisory Committee (AC SAC) for advice. This committee
- [What did people say from the engagement in April 2024?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-did-people-say-from-the-engagement-in-april-2024/) - There were different levels of engagement from communities across the ten activity centres and their feedback reflected local priorities and areas of focus. The following key themes emerged: Shared recognition that more homes are needed, including greater diversity of housing types and more affordable homes. Investment will be needed to ensure that as communities grow,
- [When will the planning controls for activity centres be ready?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-the-planning-controls-for-activity-centres-be-ready/) - We are working to finalise the activity centre plans and planning controls for the 10 initial activity centres. The newly announced 50 centres will be grouped into tranches. The process for all 50 new centres is likely to be complete by 2026.
- [What consultation has been done so far?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-consultation-has-been-done-so-far/) - We have consulted with the local communities of the initial 10 activity centres twice in 2024. Our first public consultation was in April and May, when we asked communities what places they love in their local centres, and what makes their centres unique. In August, we released our draft activity centre plans, and asked the
- [What is Government doing to create opportunities with state government land in activity centres?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-government-doing-to-create-opportunities-with-state-government-land-in-activity-centres/) - The Government is exploring opportunities to leverage government landholdings to provide affordable housing developments with the Land Coordinator General. We are also reviewing State Government landholdings in Activity Centres, including opportunities to deliver more homes. Opportunity sites could include underutilised rail land, institutional uses which have relocated or have a reduced footprint or vacant/surplus sites.
- [What is “a new plan for Victoria”?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-new-plan-for-victoria/) - The Victorian Government is developing a new plan for Victoria that will set into action what our state will look like over the coming decades, out to 2050. It’ll focus on delivering more homes near transport, job opportunities and essential services in vibrant, liveable, and sustainable neighbourhoods. Find out more at engage.vic.gov.au/shape-our-victoria.
- [How does the Activity Centres Program fit into the Housing Statement?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-activity-centres-program-fit-into-the-housing-statement/) - Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, sets a target to build 800,000 homes in Victoria over the next decade by tackling the root of the problem: not enough housing choice. Increasing housing choice in activity centres is an initiative under the Housing Statement. Making sure that new homes are well-located will allow us to
- [When will development happen?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-development-happen/) - These plans will guide development of the centres over the next 25-30 years.
- [Will government be buying my home or acquiring land to build new housing?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-government-be-buying-my-home-or-acquiring-land-to-build-new-housing/) - No. Government is introducing clear planning controls to allow the right housing to be built in the right places. While planning regulates the location and types of new housing, property owners and developers build and deliver new housing.
- [Are you allowing 20 storey developments everywhere?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/are-you-allowing-20-storey-developments-everywhere/) - No. As part of our plans, only some activity centres will enable higher heights. Our plans for each centre are carefully drafted to respond appropriately to the local area. As you move away from the commercial and community ‘core’ of an activity centre, the building heights gradually decrease. In these ‘walkable catchment’ areas, a maximum
- [How does planning for activity centres relate to the Government’s draft housing targets?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-planning-for-activity-centres-relate-to-the-governments-draft-housing-targets/) - Victoria's Housing Statement, released on 20 September 2023, committed to the preparation of housing targets for local government areas. In June 2024, draft housing targets were released to guide councils on where future homes should be built across Victoria. They are an important step towards creating more homes in the places where people want to
- [How many homes will these activity centres enable?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-many-homes-will-these-activity-centres-enable/) - The 60 activity centres identified as part of the program will enable more than 360,000 new homes to be built by 2051.
- [Why near public transport?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-near-public-transport/) - Melbourne’s train network has completely transformed over the last ten years, with more services, more than 50 new or upgraded stations, 84 level crossings removed, and the Metro Tunnel on its way next year. Selection of new activity centres near train stations or trams follows community feedback on the 10 draft Activity Centre Plans, where
- [How have the new activity centres announced in October been selected?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-have-the-new-activity-centres-announced-in-october-been-selected/) - The Department of Transport and Planning undertook detailed analysis and modelling work to identify a list of future locations that are suitable for the program. The criteria used included: Public transport capacity – prioritises areas with public transport capacity particularly through Big Build investment Access to jobs and services – availability of schools, open space
- [Why were these activity centres selected?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-were-these-activity-centres-selected/) - There are many activity centres across metropolitan Melbourne, which range in size and service offering. They are great places for more homes given their concentration of services, jobs and transport. They range in size, from local neighbourhood shopping strips to centres with universities and major shopping malls. The Activity Centre Program will deliver plans for
- [What does the Activity Centres Program involve?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-does-the-activity-centres-program-involve/) - The Activity Centre Program is about unlocking opportunities for more homes in areas that are close to train stations and tram lines and well-connected to jobs and services . It’s about working with the community to set clear expectations around what their community could look like over the next 10, 20 and 30 years. We
- [What are the boundaries of the East of Aberline PSP area? How were these boundaries established?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-the-boundaries-of-the-east-of-aberline-psp-area-how-were-these-boundaries-established/) - The precinct boundary has been informed by the Warrnambool Planning Scheme and in particular the Warrnambool Strategic Framework Plan at Clause 02.04 in addition to consultation with state agencies, Warrnambool City Council and technical consultants. PSP boundaries are established to create logical and manageable ‘planning areas’ for the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans and associated
- [Why is this work happening/how does this work related to the planning that occurred for the Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-this-work-happening-how-does-this-work-related-to-the-planning-that-occurred-for-the-bacchus-marsh-urban-growth-framework/) - The Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework (UGF) identifies new areas for jobs, housing and infrastructure, while protecting valuable cultural and environmental assets. With Bacchus Marsh's population anticipated to more than double to 50,000 residents by 2041, this plan will ensure growth is logical, sequenced and holistic. The framework was approved by the Minister for Planning
- [What is the role of the Victorian Planning Authority in this process?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-role-of-the-victorian-planning-authority-in-this-process/) - The Minister for Planning has appointed the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) to lead this project from conception to finalisation. Throughout the project, we will work closely with Moorabool Shire Council, State Government agencies and local community members to ensure the plan considers and reflects their input.
- [What impact do the Victorian Desalination Project (VDP) underground assets have on the planning for the Croskell (Employment) precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-impact-do-the-victorian-desalination-project-vdp-underground-assets-have-on-the-planning-for-the-croskell-employment-precinct/) - The VDP is state significant infrastructure and is a key component of the delivery of Water for Victoria Water Plan 2016 and the Central and Gippsland Regional Sustainable Water Strategy 2022. The VDP is an asset that requires protection against inappropriate land development or changes in land use that potentially could damage or impact the infrastructure. To minimise
- [Why is the VDP of state significance?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-the-vdp-of-state-significance/) - The VDP has been in operation since December 2012. The plant presents vital infrastructure to maintain water supply during periods of drought and can provide 150 gigalitres of additional water a year. A growing population and climate change are expected to place increased pressure on our water supply. Therefore, as a critical element of our
- [What is the Victorian Desalination Project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-victorian-desalination-project/) - The Victorian Desalination Project includes the largest desalination plant in Australia. Located in Wonthaggi, Victoria, the plant can deliver up to 150 billion litres (150 gigalitres) of fresh drinking water per year. It uses reverse osmosis and state-of-the art technology and processes. Reverse osmosis is the most energy-efficient method of desalinating water.
- [What does this mean for the Greenvale Reservoir?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-does-this-mean-for-the-greenvale-reservoir/) - The infrastructure planned for Greenvale reservoir will ensure its integrity as a crucial source of drinking water is safeguarded from urban development. The construction of a bund by Melbourne Water will ensure that the reservoir remains protected from any potential harm resulting from nearby development and will ensure the continued supply of clean and safe
- [Why has the plan been prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-has-the-plan-been-prepared/) - Whilst providing a structure for future development, the plan is also needed to enable the delivery of drainage infrastructure for the Greenvale Reservoir while enabling local connections between Greenvale, Craigieburn and Roxburgh Park.
- [What is an infrastructure contributions plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-10/) - An Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) is a system for funding basic and essential local infrastructure required by a new community. When land within a precinct is developed, an ICP determines whether an infrastructure contribution is required to be paid by developers to fund the provision of works, services or facilities (infrastructure) and/or secure land for
- [How will the precinct be delivered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-precinct-be-delivered/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading the preparation of the PSP and planning controls for the Greenvale North Part 2 Precinct in consultation with the Hume City Council. The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach, which includes consulting with all relevant stakeholders, including state government agencies, council, and landowners.
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-7/) - What is a planning scheme amendment? A planning scheme amendment involves either a change to a planning scheme map, a change to the written part of the scheme, or both. Amendments to a planning scheme can have significant planning implications as they change the way land can be used or developed. Therefore, changing the basis
- [How does our plan manage flooding?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-our-plan-manage-flooding/) - The VPA has closely collaborated with Melbourne Water to ensure the protection of the reservoir, with the integration of the Yuroke Creek Development Services Scheme (DSS) bolstering our flood management efforts.
- [How have the impacts of climate change been considered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-have-the-impacts-of-climate-change-been-considered/) - Climate change has been considered within the plan through the incorporation of key elements such as open space, tree canopy enhancement, and integrated water management strategies. Additionally, the PSP emphasises achieving ecologically sustainable development (ESD) outcomes, ensuring that the development aligns with long-term environmental sustainability goals.
- [What is infrastructure and development staging?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-infrastructure-and-development-staging/) - Infrastructure and development staging involves strategically planning and phasing projects over time to ensure efficient implementation and sustainability through the consideration of factors such as funding, regulations, and practicality.
- [How does the plan manage infrastructure and development staging?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-plan-manage-infrastructure-and-development-staging/) - The plan prioritises the protection of the reservoir by ensuring that necessary safeguards are in place before any new development takes place. Additionally, the plan includes specific requirements to ensure that local infrastructure is provided early in the lifecycle of the new community.
- [What is an Urban Growth Zone (UGZ)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-urban-growth-zone-ugz/) - The Urban Growth Zone (UGZ) designates land for future urban development, facilitating the transition from non-urban to urban use. It encourages the creation of well-planned, services urban communities in line with PSPs, streamlines approval processes in these areas, and protects non-urban land from activities that could impede its future urban development.
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-overlay/) - The Infrastructure Contributions Overlay (ICO) outlines requirements for monetary and/or land contributions within a specific area, often to secure land for public open space. Typically prepared by a planning authority like a municipal council or the Minister for Planning, its creation and approval follow guidelines set by the Planning and Environment Act and ministerial directives.
- [I live or work near the precinct – what does this mean for me?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-live-or-work-near-the-precinct-what-does-this-mean-for-me/) - Living or working near the precinct, especially with the development in Greenvale North Part 2, means improved and stronger connections in the future between Craigieburn West, Greenvale North, and Roxburgh. Improved connectivity fosters greater access, convenience, and opportunities for community cohesion.
- [Will local rates be used to fund Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) items? Who owns the land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-local-rates-be-used-to-fund-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-items-who-owns-the-land/) - The funding for ICP items typically comes from developer contributions, which are collected as part of the development process and funded by landowners.
- [I have a Design and Development Overlay affecting my land. What does this mean for future development?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-have-a-design-and-development-overlay-affecting-my-land-what-does-this-mean-for-future-development/) - The Design and Development Overlay (DDO) is applied to land where specific development requirements are needed. In the Ballarat North precinct, schedule 18 to the DDO is applied, affecting a portion of the precinct in the southwest. This schedule relates to development which may encroach on the Ballarat Airfield, which is located to the southwest
- [I have a Bushfire Management Overlay affecting my land. What does this mean for future development?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-have-a-bushfire-management-overlay-affecting-my-land-what-does-this-mean-for-future-development/) - The Bushfire Management Overlay (BMO) is applied to land where the bushfire hazard requires bushfire protection measures to be implemented. The overlay aims to ensure development is only permitted where risk to life and property from bushfire can be reduced to an acceptable level. In the Ballarat North precinct, the BMO affects some land directly
- [I have an Erosion Management Overlay affecting my land. What does this mean for future development?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-have-an-erosion-management-overlay-affecting-my-land-what-does-this-mean-for-future-development/) - The Erosion Management Overlay (EMO) is applied to land which has been identified as prone to erosion, landslip, or other land degradation. The overlay aims to minimise land disturbance and inappropriate development in these areas. In the Ballarat North precinct, the EMO affects some land directly adjoining the Burrumbeet Creek in the northwest and areas
- [The Environmental Significance Overlay affects my land. What does this mean for future development?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/the-environmental-significance-overlay-affects-my-land-what-does-this-mean-for-future-development/) - The Environmental Significance Overlay (ESO) is applied to land where development may be affected by environmental constraints or be incompatible with existing environmental values. In the Ballarat North precinct, Schedule 4 to the ESO applies to land adjoining the Ballarat North Wastewater Treatment Plant. The purpose of this specific schedule is to provide a buffer
- [My land is affected by a Land Subject to Inundation Overlay or a Floodway Overlay. What does this mean for future development?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/my-land-is-affected-by-a-land-subject-to-inundation-overlay-or-a-floodway-overlay-what-does-this-mean-for-future-development/) - The Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO) is applied to land which has been identified as flood prone by the floodplain management authority, which is the Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority in the Ballarat region. The purpose of the overlay is to ensure development effectively responds to the flood hazard and will not cause any
- [When would the infrastructure be delivered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-would-the-infrastructure-be-delivered/) - Infrastructure will be delivered as development progresses in the precinct once the PSP is finalised. Important infrastructure needed to support the PSP will be identified through a Development Contributions Plan (DCP) prepared concurrently with the PSP. Once the PSP is finalised and planning applications are made to Council to subdivide and develop land, the landowner
- [How will other environmental issues be considered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-other-environmental-issues-be-considered/) - A range of detailed technical assessments will be undertaken as part of the PSP process. Many of these assessments will have a strong environmental focus, identifying existing site features and recommending management or conservation approaches through development delivery. These studies include biodiversity, arboriculture, bushfire, land capability, geoscience and landscape assessments. The outcomes of these reports
- [How will the Burrumbeet Creek be managed and what about future flooding?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-burrumbeet-creek-be-managed-and-what-about-future-flooding/) - The Burrumbeet Creek is identified as a key environmental feature of the area. An Integrated Water Management and Drainage technical assessment will be undertaken as part of the preliminary technical studies. These consultant-led assessments will model potential flood impacts and inform design outcomes which provide community resilience to flooding.
- [What will be the key opportunities for landowner and community input during the development of the Precinct Structure Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-be-the-key-opportunities-for-landowner-and-community-input-during-the-development-of-the-precinct-structure-plan/) - The project is to be undertaken through the PSP 2.0 process. This process offers several opportunities for landowners and agencies to contribute to the development of the PSP. The VPA project team will facilitate a series of workshops throughout the process, which provide opportunities to pitch ideas for precinct outcomes, contribute the project visioning and
- [How will traditional landowners be involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-traditional-landowners-be-involved/) - Throughout the entire PSP process the VPA are actively engaging with the Registered Aboriginal Party for the area; the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation (WTOAC). The PSP process will include a Cultural Values Assessment which will identify the cultural heritage values associated with the precinct and provide recommendations to inform the recognition of these values
- [I am a landowner in the expanded area, how will I know whether my land has been included in the final PSP boundary?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-am-a-landowner-in-the-expanded-area-how-will-i-know-whether-my-land-has-been-included-in-the-final-psp-boundary/) - The expanded area of the precinct boundary will be determined based on the strategic and technical assessments of the land. Once the expanded PSP boundary has been determined, the VPA will notify landowners. Landowners within the precinct are also encouraged to register your interest on the project website to receive regular updates on the progress
- [How will the operation of the Ballarat North Water Reclamation Plant be affected by this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-operation-of-the-ballarat-north-water-reclamation-plant-be-affected-by-this-project/) - The Ballarat North Water Reclamation Plant is located directly south of the precinct, adjacent to the Western Freeway. The Plant is not included within the precinct. There is an existing amenity ‘buffer’ surrounding the plant, which is implemented through the Environmental Significance Overlay – Schedule 4 in the Ballarat Planning Scheme. This project does not
- [I am a landowner, why is the VPA requesting access to my land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-am-a-landowner-why-is-the-vpa-requesting-access-to-my-land/) - As part of the PSP process, thorough technical assessments and spatial analysis of the precinct must be undertaken. Access to your land will be required to undertake these important background technical studies to inform the PSP. The VPA request access to land is within the precinct, regardless of if landowners are interested in contributing third
- [How are Ballarat City Council involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-are-ballarat-city-council-involved/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is collaborating with Ballarat City Council to prepare strategic planning outputs. A governance structure has been established including the City of Ballarat and other key government agencies to ensure collaborative decision making throughout the development of the PSP. Once a project is completed, the Responsible Authority for implementing it over many
- [How can I get involved in the process?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-can-i-get-involved-in-the-process-2/) - The best way to stay involved in the plan development process is to register your interest in the project on the project website. If you would like to learn more, feel free to contact members of the project team and sign-up to our newsletter by entering your details into the Subscribe now fields on the right
- [What are Third Party Funding Agreements and how are the contributions calculated?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-third-party-funding-agreements-and-how-are-the-contributions-calculated-2/) - Third party funding is the method adopted by the VPA to fund the preparation of a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). Funding will facilitate the preparation or updates to technical work, stakeholder consultation, and associated work to prepare a planning scheme amendment to incorporate the PSP and DCP into the Planning
- [Why is the Victorian Planning Authority preparing the PSP and not Council?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-the-victorian-planning-authority-preparing-the-psp-and-not-council/) - The City of Ballarat requested the Minister for Planning formally appoint the Victorian Planning Authority to lead the preparation of the Ballarat North PSP. The Minister supported the request and appointed the VPA as the Planning Authority on 31 August 2022. The VPA will continue to work closely with the City of Ballarat and other
- [Why is this project needed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-this-project-needed/) - The purpose of this project is to unlock developable land in Ballarat’s northern growth area. Ballarat is experiencing strong population growth, increasing demand on housing and land supply. Strategic planning in Victoria aims to ensure there is 15 years of land supply available. The supply can be met with a combination of greenfield, urban renewal
- [What is a Development Contributions Plan (DCP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan-dcp-5/) - A Development Contributions Plan (DCP) identifies the costs of some essential infrastructure required to support a PSP such as the costs of signalised intersections, drainage corridors, retarding basins, and others. It will also set out a levy required for new development on a ‘per hectare of net developable area’ basis. The DCP is required since broad scale
- [What is a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-8/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a high-level strategic land use and infrastructure plan. A PSP normally identifies the potential location of housing, retail, parks, drainage corridors, schools, signalised intersections, higher order roads and other land uses. The PSP sets out the intended future land uses, and infrastructure outcomes which would ultimately be reflected by
- [What will happen to the Ballarat Town Commons? Why has the Ballarat Town Commons been included in the PSP?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-happen-to-the-ballarat-town-commons-why-has-the-ballarat-town-commons-been-included-in-the-psp/) - The Commons are recognised as an important community and environmental asset and are not proposed to be redeveloped as part of the structure plan. Depending on the availability of funding through the Development Contributions Plan, the Town Commons may be improved to better recreational amenity and recognise the community and cultural values of the area.
- [What happens if sufficient funding can’t be secured for a voluntary third party funded PSP?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-if-sufficient-funding-cant-be-secured-for-a-voluntary-third-party-funded-psp/) - Commitment of Third-Party Funding (TPF) enables the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) to program the Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) with timing certainty. An absence of TPF creates uncertainty in relation to the timing of the PSP. The VPA will ask those who expressed an interest in funding the project to provide confirmation of their preferred contribution
- [Will the VPA reimburse my third-party funding contributions via a charge levied under the ICP or the DCP?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-vpa-reimburse-my-third-party-funding-contributions-via-a-charge-levied-under-the-icp-or-the-dcp/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) will reimburse voluntary upfront funding contributions if there are moneys unspent at the end of the project. At the end of the project contributing landowners will be provided a reconciliation of funds spent on the project.
- [When will invoices be issued and when will payments be due?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/when-will-invoices-be-issued-and-when-will-payments-be-due/) - The Third-Party Funding (TPF) agreements request funders to contribute twice throughout the project. The first invoice will be issued 30 days after the funding agreement has been signed. The second invoice will be issued after Phase 2b (Submission of Co-design summary document) of the project is completed. Payment terms will be 30 days. More
- [What happens if the costs of delivering the project exceeds the original VPA estimates?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-happens-if-the-costs-of-delivering-the-project-exceeds-the-original-vpa-estimates/) - The Third-Party Funding agreement enables the VPA to recover up to 125% of its original cost estimates to support cost variations without the need to amend an agreement within the ‘Limit of Liability’ clause. Before enacting the Limit of Liability clause, the VPA will discuss the approach with the funders and provide appropriate calculations of
- [What is the process for preparing a PSP / strategic planning project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-process-for-preparing-a-psp-strategic-planning-project/) - The process for preparing a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) was reviewed in 2019 as part of the VPA’s PSP reform agenda, which resulted in PSP 2.0 process being developed. The PSP 2.0 process sets aspirational targets for delivering a PSP including co-design of the PSP, streamlining PSP preparation and optimising the PSP product to
- [Why is this work happening/how does this work related to the planning that occurred for the Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-this-work-happening-how-does-this-work-related-to-the-planning-that-occurred-for-the-bacchus-marsh-urban-growth-framework-2/) - The Bacchus March Urban Growth Framework (UGF) identifies new areas for jobs, housing and infrastructure, while protecting valuable cultural and environmental assets. With Bacchus Marsh’s population anticipated to more than double to 50,000 residents by 2041, this plan will ensure growth is logical, sequenced and holistic. The framework was approved by the Minister for Planning in
- [How is the VPA working with the Cardinia Shire Council?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-is-the-vpa-working-with-the-cardinia-shire-council-2/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading the preparation of the PSP and planning controls for the Officer South Employment Precinct in consultation with the Cardinia Shire Council. The VPA is facilitating a whole-of-government approach, which includes consulting with all relevant stakeholders, including state government agencies, council, and landowners.
- [What does this plan propose to change with the Cardinia Planning Scheme?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-does-this-plan-propose-to-change-with-the-cardinia-planning-scheme/) - The plan proposes a planning scheme amendment to the Cardinia Planning Scheme to implement the Officer South Employment PSP and Supplementary Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) to guide growth in this area over the next 20-30 years.
- [What is a Planning Scheme Amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment/) - A planning scheme governs the way land can be used and developed within the bounds of the Victorian planning system. A planning scheme is updated from time to time via a Planning Scheme Amendment to change the way land can be used or developed or to improve a particular scheme.
- [What is a place-based plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-place-based-plan/) - This is the key plan that provides the overall direction on future land uses, major transport networks, open space and activity centres within the precinct structure plan (PSP).
- [What is the Ministerial Direction for ICPs?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-ministerial-direction-for-icps/) - The Minister for Planning has issued the Ministerial Direction on the Preparation and Content of ICPs under section 46GJ of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 (the Act) and reporting requirements for ICPs under section 46GZI of the Act. The Ministerial Direction specifies where ICPs can be used (i.e. which development settings) and the requirements for preparing
- [What is a Regionally Significant Commercial Area?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-regionally-significant-commercial-area/) - Regionally Significant Commercial Areas (RSCAs) are identified in Plan Melbourne as major activity centres or growth area businesses with residential precincts, identified in the Victorian Government’s Melbourne Industrial and Commercial Land Use Plan (MICLUP). They should provide for and support access to a wide range of goods and services, including office and retail development and provide for a wide
- [What is a Victorian Heritage Inventory site?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-victorian-heritage-inventory-site/) - A Victorian Heritage Inventory (VHI) site is a site identified within the Victorian Heritage Inventory for having known archaeological values. An archaeological site is a place which: Contains buried evidence like an artefact, deposit or feature which is 75 years old or more Provides information about past activity Needs archaeological methods to reveal information about
- [What are the Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-the-precinct-structure-planning-guidelines/) - The PSP 2.0 process is one part of the Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines. The Guidelines set out what needs to be achieved for planning for Victoria’s growth and gives clarity on how this can be done. The Guidelines apply to the preparation of PSPs for new residential communities and new employment areas. The purpose of the
- [What are the steps in the planning process?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-the-steps-in-the-planning-process/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is implementing a process called ‘PSP 2.0’ for this precinct, which changes the traditional planning process. This new approach to planning establishes a vision and purpose for the precinct and seeks to understand what is valued by the stakeholders from the start of the process.
- [How did we design which land uses are located where?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-did-we-design-which-land-uses-are-located-where/) - State Government policy sets clear expectations for the Officer South Employment Precinct and identifies the southern portion as a future State Significant Industrial Precinct (SSIP) and the northern portion as future Regionally Significant Commercial Area (RSCA). The Officer South Employment Place-based Plan delivers on state government policy to prioritise employment outcomes for the south east
- [What is a State Significant Industrial Precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-state-significant-industrial-precinct/) - State Significant Industrial Precincts (SSIPs) are identified in the Victorian Government’s broad planning framework, Plan Melbourne. They provide strategically located land for major industrial development linked to the Principal Freight Network and transport gateways. It is state policy that these areas are protected from incompatible land uses to allow continual growth in freight, logistics and manufacturing
- [Why is there a Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) for Princes Freeway?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-there-a-public-acquisition-overlay-pao-for-princes-freeway/) - A Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) has been applied to land to the east of Officer South Road adjoining the Princes Freeway. Its purpose is to protect land from inappropriate development and land uses to ensure the future construction and delivery of east facing ramps connecting the freeway to Officer South Road.
- [Why is there a Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) for Thompsons Road?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-there-a-public-acquisition-overlay-pao-for-thompsons-road/) - A Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) has been applied to the north of the proposed Thompsons Road alignment to ensure the future delivery of the Thompsons Road corridor within the precinct. The PAO extends the total width of the corridor to 70 m, 29 m beyond the standard 41 m allowance for primary arterial roads. This
- [What is a Supplementary Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-supplementary-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-2/) - The Supplementary ICP is the primary mechanism for council to collect funds to contribute towards non-standard but allowable basic and essential local infrastructure as identified by the Officer South Employment PSP not already covered by the standard levy. The supplementary ICP for public consultation includes the draft cost estimates for which development will provide a
- [What is an infrastructure contributions plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-9/) - An Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) is a system for funding basic and essential local infrastructure required by a new community. An ICP ensures that developers within the precinct contribute to the cost of providing new intersections, local open space and community facilities. An ICP may be made of one or two parts: a standard levy
- [What is a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-9/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a high-level strategic plan for a defined ‘precinct’ area that sets out the preferred location of land uses and infrastructure to guide development, subdivision and building permits which is incorporated into the local Planning Scheme through a Planning Scheme Amendment PSPs are prepared having regard to existing features of
- [Where is the Officer South Employment Precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/where-is-the-officer-south-employment-precinct/) - The Officer South Employment Precinct is in Cardinia Shire Council and is approximately 45km south-east of Melbourne’s central business district. The precinct is approximately 1,069 hectares and is bound by Cardinia Creek to the west, Lower Gum Scrub Creek to the east, Princes Freeway to the north and green wedge area to the south.
- [What is planned for the Officer South Employment Precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-planned-for-the-officer-south-employment-precinct/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading the preparation of a structure plan for the Officer South Employment Precinct. We are working in partnership with Cardinia Shire Council, state government agencies and service authorities. The Officer South Employment Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) will deliver a regionally significant commercial and state significant industrial area. It will
- [Council are preparing a Growth Framework Plan, what is the difference between Council’s work and the Ballarat IGAF? ](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/council-are-preparing-a-growth-framework-plan-what-is-the-difference-between-councils-work-and-the-ballarat-igaf/) - The Ballarat IGAF is related to providing high level advice to the Minister for Planning on staging and sequencing of known greenfield and urban renewal land based on our understanding of current infrastructure or known infrastructure commitment. Council’s work with its Framework Plan relates specifically to the northwest and western growth areas and delves deeper
- [What is a precinct structure plan and a future urban structure?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-and-a-future-urban-structure/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It provides certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop in the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-4/) - An Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) is a simplified system for funding basic and essential local infrastructure required for a new community. An ICP ensures that developers within a new precinct contribute to the cost of providing new intersections, local open space and community facilities. An ICP may be made of one or two parts: a
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-5/) - An Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) is a simplified system for funding basic and essential local infrastructure required for a new community. An ICP ensures that developers within a new precinct contribute to the cost of providing new intersections, local open space and community facilities. An ICP may be made of one or two parts: a
- [What is a Precinct Structure Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/psp-2-o-what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It provides certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop in the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and
- [What is a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It provides certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop in the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and
- [What is a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-2/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It provides certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop in the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and
- [What is a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-6/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a land use and infrastructure plan to guide the development of an area over time. It provides certainty for community members and developers by providing a long-term vision for how an area will develop in the future. A PSP sets out the preferred locations of residential and employment land and
- [How is the Warrnambool City Council involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-are-warrnambool-council-involved/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is partnering with Warrnambool City Council to prepare strategic planning outputs. Once a project is completed, the Responsible Authority for implementing it over many years (e.g. approving subdivision applications) will usually be the local council. To assist in facilitating this, the VPA ensures regular engagement with council throughout the whole
- [How can I get involved in the process?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-can-i-get-involved-in-the-process/) - The best way to stay involved in the plan development process is to register your interest in the project on the project website. If you would like to learn more, feel free to contact members of the project team.
- [As a landowner, I don’t want my land developed. What do I do?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/as-a-landowner-i-dont-want-my-land-developed-what-do-i-do/) - The Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) guides development of an area over time, however, it does not compel a landowner to develop their land if they wish to remain undeveloped.
- [What is a Development Contributions Plan (DCP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan-dcp-4/) - A Development Contributions Plan (DCP) identifies the costs of some essential infrastructure required to support a PSP such as the costs of signalised intersections, drainage corridors, retarding basins, and others. It will also set out a levy required for new development on a ‘per hectare of net developable area’ basis. The DCP is required since broad scale
- [What is a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-precinct-structure-plan-psp-4/) - A Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a high-level strategic plan for a defined ‘precinct’ area that sets out the preferred location of land uses and infrastructure to guide development, subdivision and building permits which is incorporated into the local Planning Scheme through a Planning Scheme Amendment PSPs are prepared having regard to existing features of
- [What is an Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp-7/) - Infrastructure Contributions Plans (ICP) fund the local infrastructure that will be required to support the development of a new community, as identified in the relevant Precinct Structure Plans (PSP), and determine which party is to deliver it. An ICP is prepared at the same time as a PSP and then incorporated into a planning scheme
- [What is a Planning Scheme Amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-4/) - The permitted usage of all land in each local council is determined by the local Planning Scheme. A Planning Scheme Amendment is an essential process for changing the planning rules that apply to an area by altering the Planning Scheme. For example incorporation of Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plans (ICP) into a
- [Can there be other planning projects funded through TPF? What are they?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/can-there-be-other-planning-projects-funded-through-tpf-what-are-they/) - Generally voluntary Third-Party Funding (TPF) from landowners is confined to funding Structure Plans and associated Infrastructure and Development Contributions Plan Planning Scheme Amendments. TPF from State Agencies or councils can fund the above and may also be used from time to time to fund other planning related projects including but not limited to Framework Plans
- [How were the PSP/ICP precinct boundaries established?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-were-the-psp-icp-precinct-boundaries-established/) - The Greenfield precinct boundaries were established by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in 2012 to create logical and manageable ‘planning areas’ for the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plans )ICP). The boundaries are shown on the PSP Interactive Status Map. The precinct boundaries are occasionally amended to reflect local planning objectives
- [What technical assessments and background studies are typically required to inform preparation of a PSP or Strategic Planning Project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-technical-assessments-and-background-studies-are-typically-required-to-inform-preparation-of-a-psp-or-strategic-planning-project/) - Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) are complex and require a range of Technical Assessments to be undertaken to assist in delivering a robust plan. Technical assessments and background studies are incorporated into Third-Party Funding agreement costs. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) procures external consultants and technical experts to complete these assessments which may include (but not
- [How are the Landowners within the precinct engaged?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-are-the-landowners-within-the-precinct-engaged/) - Information provided by landowners and other community stakeholders is important and welcomed by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), as it helps to develop an understanding of the place and its history, and tests and refines the proposal for future development in the area. The preparation of the plan can be complex and often involves trade-offs
- [How are the council involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-are-the-council-involved/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) partners with councils in preparation of strategic planning outputs. Once a project is completed, the Responsible Authority for implementing it over many years (e.g. approving subdivision applications) will usually be the local council. To assist in facilitating this, the VPA ensures regular engagement with council throughout the whole life
- [How are the funding agreements calculated and what are they funding?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-are-the-funding-agreements-calculated-and-what-are-they-funding/) - Participating landowners may enter into agreements with the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) to fund the preparation of the Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). The VPA carries out the following key activities to develop Third Party Funding Agreements: Project is scoped to determine the project complexity and range of issues that will need to be addressed by
- [Does the VPA provide Timing or Land Use Outcomes Guarantees in Funding Agreements?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/does-the-vpa-provide-timing-or-land-use-outcomes-guarantees-in-funding-agreements/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) will use its best endeavours to ensure that the project will be undertaken within the timelines set out in the work program included in the funding agreement, however as strategic planning projects are complex undertakings with many contested issues, timing will not be guaranteed. Similarly, funding by a landowner
- [Why is there an increase in costs in the Funding Agreement I have received compared to the original estimate I was provided?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-there-an-increase-in-costs-in-the-funding-agreement-i-have-received-compared-to-the-original-estimate-i-was-provided/) - Where some landowners advise the VPA that they are unable or unwilling to financially contribute to the cost of the project, the cost to the remaining landowners will need to increase on a proportional basis to cover the full cost of the project. Any changes of this nature will be communicated to the potential remaining
- [I am not a developer, nor am party to a joint venture partnership (or similar) with a developer and I am unable to contribute the total per hectare rate for my landholdings, but I would still like to contribute. Can I contribute less than the suggested contribution amount for my equivalent per hectare rate?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-am-not-a-developer-nor-am-party-to-a-joint-venture-partnership-or-similar-with-a-developer-and-i-am-unable-to-contribute-the-total-per-hectare-rate-for-my-landholdings-but-i-would-still-like-to/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) expects that developers and landowners with the resources to contribute will contribute their full calculated share. The VPA reserves the right to accept a lower than calculated contribution amount from specific landowners if it can be demonstrated that such an approach is reasonable and equitable (i.e. they are not
- [Will the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC) and infrastructure / development contributions apply to my land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-growth-areas-infrastructure-contribution-gaic-and-infrastructure-development-contributions-apply-to-my-land/) - All landowners and developers within a growth area declared under section 201RAA of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 (regardless of whether they have signed a funding agreement) will still be liable for Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC) and also for any Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) regardless of any third-party contributions. For land outside
- [Will the Windfall Gains Tax apply to my land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-the-windfall-gains-tax-apply-to-my-land/) - For Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) in the outer Melbourne growth corridors, the new windfall gains tax will not apply to rezoning land to or from the Urban Growth Zone (UGZ) within existing Growth and Infrastructure Contribution areas which are subject to Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC). For more information, refer to the State Revenue
- [How does the VPA prioritise projects for its workplan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-does-the-vpa-prioritise-projects-for-its-workplan/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) undertakes work at the direction of a relevant Minister. The VPA’s work program of Precinct Structure Plans and other Strategic Planning projects is set annually via the VPA Business Plan as approved by the Minister for Planning. The Business Plan list of projects may be amended between business plans in
- [How can I get involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-can-i-get-involved-4/) - The best way to stay involved in the plan development process is to register your interest in the project on the project website. If you would like to learn more, feel free to contact members of the project team.
- [Will a bank guarantee be required?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-a-bank-guarantee-be-required/) - The Funding agreement states that a bank guarantee is only required if requested by the Authority at or before the signing of the Agreement. In many cases a bank guarantee is not asked for.
- [What is a ‘regionally significant industrial precinct’ (RSIP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-regionally-significant-industrial-precinct-rsip-2/) - Both precincts are identified as a ‘regionally significant industrial precinct’ (RSIP), under the Melbourne Industrial and Commercial Land Use Plan (MICLUP). MICLUP identifies state, regionally and locally significant industrial and commercial precincts across Greater Melbourne. Regionally significant industrial precincts are defined as key industrial areas that contribute significantly to local and regional economies. Some of these areas
- [Why are these plans being prepared? Why are they being prepared concurrently?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-are-these-plans-being-prepared-why-are-they-being-prepared-concurrently/) - The Werribee Junction and Mambourin East precincts have been earmarked for urban development, as they form part of Melbourne’s West Growth Corridor (PDF). Melbourne’s growth corridors seek to deliver planning frameworks to maintain zoned capacity to accommodate approximately 15 years’ residential land supply and one new job for each new household in PSP areas. Both
- [What are the boundaries of these precincts?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-the-boundaries-of-these-precincts/) - The Werribee Junction precinct is bounded by Bulban Road and the Melbourne-Geelong Railway line to the north, Alfred Road PSP to the east, Princes Freeway to the south, and the Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) and alignment of the future Outer Metropolitan Ring Road to the west. The Mambourin East precinct is bounded by the Future
- [How are the plans being prepared?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-are-the-plans-being-prepared-2/) - The draft plans will consider the: Existing natural features of the precincts; Surrounding land uses; Infrastructure needs of the community; and Relevant State Government policies and strategies. Several technical investigations will be undertaken to support the draft plans including but not limited to: Arboricultural assessment; Post-settlement heritage assessment; Aboriginal cultural heritage impact assessment; Aboriginal cultural
- [What charges will developers have to pay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-charges-will-developers-have-to-pay/) - Below is a summary of the key charges. Open space contributions A person who proposes to subdivide land must make a contribution to the council for public open space. The contribution must be 7.06% of the land intended to be used for residential, industrial or commercial purposes,
- [How will new infrastructure, open spaces and community facilities be funded and provided?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-new-infrastructure-open-spaces-and-community-facilities-be-funded-and-provided/) - The Arden Development Contributions Plan (DCP) outlines how future residents, visitors and workers within Arden will be provided with timely access to the services and infrastructure they need. The DCP rate is based on the estimated construction and land costs for required infrastructure projects. These costs are divided by the anticipated yield for the precinct to determine
- [Will affordable and social housing be provided?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-affordable-and-social-housing-be-provided/) - The approved amendment supports and encourages the provision of at least six per cent of new dwellings in Arden to be affordable housing. The Arden Structure Plan and amendment C407melb include the following Victorian Government and City of Melbourne delivery strategies: Support and encourage the provision of six per cent affordable housing in new developments
- [What is the expected timing of development?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-expected-timing-of-development/) - Arden’s transformation will be gradual, as the precinct changes from a predominantly industrial precinct to a high-density employment and innovation hub. We anticipate Arden's development will occur over the next 30 years. The approval and gazettal of amendment C407melb paves the way for building and development in the precinct to commence.
- [What is the Arden Structure Plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-arden-structure-plan/) - The Arden Structure Plan July 2022 sets the future direction for Arden over the next 30 years. It translates the eight key directions of the Arden Vision into 31 objectives supported by 109 strategies for implementation. The Arden Structure Plan covers themes such as urban character, sustainability, transport, water, open space and community facilities and
- [What is the Arden Urban Renewal Policy (Clause 22.28)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-arden-urban-renewal-policy-clause-22-28/) - The planning scheme allows local policy to guide planning decisions on specific areas that are important to the local community. The approved planning scheme amendment creates a new local policy for Arden that will promote employment opportunities including those in creative and innovative industries, sustainability, affordable housing and good quality urban design outcomes.
- [What is a Development Contributions Plan and Development Contributions Plan Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-development-contributions-plan-and-development-contributions-plan-overlay/) - Development contributions are payments or in-kind works, facilities or services provided by developers towards the supply of infrastructure required to meet the future needs of the community. A Development Contributions Plan (DCP) sets contribution rates and outlines how future residents, visitors and workers will be provided with timely access to the services and infrastructure they need.
- [What is a Parking Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-parking-overlay/) - A Parking Overlay identifies land that is subject to specific parking requirements. There is already a Parking Overlay that applies to part of Arden. The approved planning scheme amendment includes an updated Parking Overlay to implement the Arden Precinct Parking Plan and proposed parking controls for Arden. The proposed Parking Overlay for Arden provides car
- [What is an Environmental Audit Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-an-environmental-audit-overlay/) - An Environmental Audit Overlay is applied to land that may be affected by potential contamination. The approved planning scheme amendment includes an Environmental Audit Overlay that applies to the whole precinct to allow for sensitive land uses, such as schools or residences, on land that is potentially contaminated land. The overlay will require further investigations
- [What is a Buffer Area Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-buffer-area-overlay/) - An amenity buffer is used in planning to make sure sensitive land uses, like schools and residences, are not affected by odour or dust from industries operating nearby. Amenity buffers are recommended by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) in Arden because existing businesses may emit odour or dust as part of their operations. The approved
- [What is a Public Acquisition Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-public-acquisition-overlay/) - A Public Acquisition Overlay is a planning control that reserves land for a public purpose and indicates that this land could be compulsorily acquired in the future. The approved planning scheme amendment includes a Public Acquisition Overlay to be applied to land in Arden that is necessary to deliver vital infrastructure.
- [How is the VPA working with the Cardinia Shire Council?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-is-the-vpa-working-with-the-cardinia-shire-council/) - The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading the preparation of the precinct structure plan and planning controls for the Officer South Employment Precinct in consultation with the Cardinia Shire Council. The VPA is also coordinating and facilitating a whole of Government approach which includes the consultation of all relevant agencies and Council.
- [What is a Supplementary Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-supplementary-infrastructure-contributions-plan-icp/) - A supplementary ICP is required when an additional levy is needed to fund ‘non-standard’ infrastructure or costs. A supplementary levy is only intended to be used in limited circumstances. A development context can vary in terms of size, location, scale and infrastructure requirements, and so a standard levy, by itself, may not always provide enough
- [What did we hear from previous consultation?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-did-we-hear-from-previous-consultation/) - Your feedback on the Arden Vision told us: You support the area becoming a mixed-use precinct, with significant potential as a future knowledge-based jobs hub There should be a distinctive identity for Arden which retains North Melbourne’s sense of character The precinct should be as environmentally sustainable as possible It is important to have connected
- [What previous consultation has occurred?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-previous-consultation-has-occurred-2/) - Our plans for Arden have been shaped by the insights and priorities of the Arden community. We engaged the community on the Draft Arden Vision & Framework in 2016, the Draft Arden Structure Plan in 2020 and the Arden Structure Plan and Draft Planning Scheme Amendment in 2021 We heard from about 900 community members
- [What is the Urban Renewal Cost Recovery Scheme (URCRS)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-urban-renewal-cost-recovery-scheme-urcrs/) - The Urban Renewal Cost Recovery Scheme (URCRS) is Melbourne Water’s cost recovery program for investments in critical flooding and drainage assets required to support major urban renewal in the Arden precinct. The URCRS is a separate charge to the Development Contributions Plan (DCP). Melbourne Water has worked closely with the Victorian Planning Authority, Department of
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-3/) - A planning scheme governs the way land can be used and developed within the bounds of the Victorian Planning System. A planning scheme is updated from time to time to change the way land can be used or developed or to improve a particular scheme.
- [What is the Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-land-subject-to-inundation-overlay-lsio-2/) - A Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO) is a type of planning control that identifies properties that may be affected by flood risk. An LSIO is designed to prompt the early consideration of flood risks in the planning process and provide guidance and standards on how these sites should respond to that flood risk. Parts
- [What has changed in the Arden Structure Plan (2021) since the Draft Arden Structure Plan (2020)?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-has-changed-in-the-arden-structure-plan-2021-since-the-draft-arden-structure-plan-2020/) - We’ve made updates to the Arden Structure Plan since we released the Draft Arden Structure Plan for consultation in June 2020. These are based on community feedback, as well as expert technical reports and further analysis and testing. Key changes include: Reduced the precinct boundary to remove land covered by the West Melbourne Structure Plan
- [What is a floor area ratio?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-floor-area-ratio/) - A floor area ratio (or FAR) is a type of planning control that sets a specific amount of development that can occur on a site. The floor area ratio is the ratio of a new building’s total floor area in relation to the size of the site it is being built on. When combined with
- [Will there be new cycling infrastructure?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/will-there-be-new-cycling-infrastructure/) - Yes, the plans for Arden include cycling infrastructure to fill the gaps in the local cycling network to create a safer, protected, connected, and convenient network for all users. The Capital City Trail along the Moonee Ponds Creek provides regional cycle access to the suburbs in Moonee Valley and Moreland (via Royal Park and the
- [Why is this work happening now?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-this-work-happening-now/) - With the completion of the Metro Tunnel and the new Arden Station by 2025, Arden will become a new destination for Melbourne and an employment hub on the doorstep of Melbourne’s central city. The Metro Tunnel will create a new chapter for Arden by linking the precinct to the Parkville National Employment and Innovation Precinct
- [What is the City of Melbourne’s role in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-city-of-melbournes-role-in-this-project/) - The VPA and the City of Melbourne prepared the Arden Vision and draft Arden Structure Plan. The VPA prepared the Arden Structure Plan and draft planning scheme amendment in consultation with the City of Melbourne, for public consultation now. The City of Melbourne is responsible for delivering and maintaining local infrastructure and will be responsible
- [What is the Department of Transport’s role in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-department-of-transports-role-in-this-project/) - The Department of Transport (DoT) is responsible for coordinating the planning and delivery of Arden across all of State Government. The VPA is working with DoT to prepare the Arden Structure Plan and draft planning scheme amendment.
- [What is Melbourne Water’s role in this project?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-melbourne-waters-role-in-this-project/) - Melbourne Water is responsible for delivering and maintaining major critical flood management infrastructure and will be the collecting agency for contributions under the Urban Renewal Cost Recovery Scheme (URCRS). Melbourne Water is a referral authority in the planning system. Melbourne Water provides advice on building, planning and subdivision applications and if necessary, places conditions on
- [What is the Arden Precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-arden-precinct/) - The Arden Precinct is a 44-hectare urban renewal area located around the new Arden Station in North Melbourne. Arden is proposed to be an employment and innovation precinct and a thriving new neighbourhood for Melbourne’s inner north-west. It aspires to accommodate approximately 34,000 jobs and be home to around 15,000 residents. The precinct is bounded
- [What is the Arden Vision?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-arden-vision/) - The Arden Vision was prepared by the VPA and City of Melbourne in 2018 following engagement with the community and key stakeholders. The Arden Vision sets eight key directions for Arden that lay the foundation for the Arden Structure Plan.
- [What will be in the future Arden precinct?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-will-be-in-the-future-arden-precinct/) - The heart of the precinct will develop into an employment and innovation hub with life sciences, health, digital technology and education sectors at its centre, advancing Melbourne’s strengths as a progressive, innovative and connected global city. Arden will become a thriving inner-city neighbourhood surrounding the Metro Tunnel’s new Arden Station, featuring vibrant streets and open
- [Who owns the land?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/who-owns-the-land-4/) - Arden includes a variety of block sizes, from small, narrow residential lots to large industrial landholdings. The Victorian Government is the largest landowner, with significant landholdings around the new Arden Station. The remainder of the precinct is owned by private land and/or business owners. The large government land ownership within the precinct is unique. It
- [What changes can I expect to see over time in Arden?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-changes-can-i-expect-to-see-over-time-in-arden/) - The Arden Structure Plan outlines how the precinct will transform into an employment and innovation precinct and a thriving new neighbourhood centred around the Metro Tunnel’s new Arden Station. It includes strategies and objectives to guide the nine key directions for Arden’s renewal: Transforming Arden: Advancing Melbourne’s strengths as a progressive, innovative, and connected local
- [I live or work in the precinct – what does this mean for me?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/i-live-or-work-in-the-precinct-what-does-this-mean-for-me/) - Arden’s transformation will be gradual and is expected to occur over decades as the precinct changes from a predominantly industrial precinct to a high-density employment and innovation hub. Depending on your relationship to the precinct, you will be affected by this change in different ways. If you are a current business owner within the Arden
- [What new parks and community facilities will be provided?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-new-parks-and-community-facilities-will-be-provided/) - The precinct will become a focal point for the community of Melbourne’s inner north-west. The plans include places for people to live, work, meet and shop. New open spaces will complement the existing 6.5ha of open space that includes North Melbourne Recreation Reserve and Clayton Reserve. The draft planning scheme amendment proposes more than 9.09ha
- [How will new traffic be managed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-new-traffic-be-managed/) - Transport planning for the precinct is focussed on delivering great streets and public spaces to make walking and cycling the most convenient ways to move around the precinct and access daily needs. The precinct plans have been designed to achieve the following principles: Create a pedestrian-friendly public realm that is safe, comfortable and convenient to
- [How will car parking be delivered?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-car-parking-be-delivered/) - Parking in Arden will be controlled by innovative new planning controls and supported by the Arden Precinct Parking Plan. The proposed schedule to the Parking Overlay sets preferred maximum car parking rates aimed to discourage individual onsite parking, and encourage consolidated, publicly available car parking. Car park facilities will be encouraged to provide a diverse
- [What are the proposed building heights and built form controls?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-the-proposed-building-heights-and-built-form-controls/) - New density and built form controls will transform Arden to a new and distinctive part of the city, while being sensitive to the existing built form and character of North Melbourne. The planning controls will require development to meet high quality design standards. The building heights range from low to mid rise development (up to
- [How will overshadowing be managed?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-overshadowing-be-managed/) - Built form controls will protect Arden’s open spaces from overshadowing at important times of day. In Arden Central, no additional overshadowing above the shadow cast by the preferred maximum street wall heights is allowed between 11am and 2pm in winter. In Arden North, no additional overshadowing above the existing conditions is allowed between 11am and
- [The precinct is prone to flooding – how does planning address this?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/the-precinct-is-prone-to-flooding-how-does-planning-address-this/) - Melbourne Water has prepared a drainage strategy to manage the impacts of flooding. It aims to ensure that local stormwater runoff and riverine flooding from the Moonee Ponds Creek and surrounding areas can be managed as safely as possible at a precinct-wide level and allow for the development of other land in the precinct. Water
- [What are Arden’s sustainability targets and how will they be achieved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-are-ardens-sustainability-targets-and-how-will-they-be-achieved/) - Sustainability is embedded in every element of the plan including transport, building design, water management and open space. Sustainability will be a highly visible and celebrated part of the identity of Arden. The planning controls set a target of net zero carbon emissions for the entire Arden precinct by 2040 and encourage 6 Star Green
- [How will the VPA ensure the neighbourhood character is protected?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-the-vpa-ensure-the-neighbourhood-character-is-protected/) - The planning controls require development in Arden to fit the character and vision for Arden’s four distinct sub-precincts. They also ensure building heights in sensitive areas are appropriate and transition to the scale of the existing neighbourhood. Feedback from past community engagement expressed the importance of creating relaxed, informal places within Arden where people can
- [What is a structure plan?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-structure-plan-2/) - A structure plan is a planning document used to implement a framework or vision for a precinct. It includes the future layout of streets, parks, community facilities and development sites, and provides guidance around the types of buildings and land uses that are appropriate. It also provides contextual information about the local landscape, cultural values,
- [What is a planning scheme amendment?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-planning-scheme-amendment-2/) - A planning scheme amendment is an essential legal process that needs to occur to change the planning rules that apply to an area. The Planning and Environment Act 1987 sets out all the steps that must be followed to amend a planning scheme. The relevant planning scheme for the Arden precinct is the Melbourne Planning Scheme. Proposed
- [What is the Special Use Zone?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-special-use-zone/) - The Special Use Zone (SUZ) is the tool that will guide planning decisions on future land use planning applications. It allows development of land for uses that are specific and bespoke to the area. In Arden, Schedule 7 to the SUZ, which has been specifically drafted for Arden, will encourage employment around the new Arden
- [What is a Design and Development Overlay?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-a-design-and-development-overlay/) - A Design and Development Overlay identifies land that is affected by specific requirements relating to the design and built form of new developments. In Arden the Design and Development Overlays include controls for building heights, limiting overshadowing of public parks and other controls to ensure a high standard of design throughout the precinct. There are
- [How will land be acquired to deliver new streets, facilities and infrastructure?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-will-land-be-acquired-to-deliver-new-streets-facilities-and-infrastructure/) - The Victorian Government will have to acquire some land in Arden to support stormwater management and create the proposed street network. The draft planning scheme amendment includes a Public Acquisition Overlay to be applied to land necessary to deliver this vital infrastructure. The Department of Transport (DOT) is engaging directly with all landowners affected by
- [What else is happening in or around Arden?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-else-is-happening-in-or-around-arden/) - As a state-significant project, Arden is the subject of a significant amount of investment, planning, and engagement from the Victorian Government and City of Melbourne. You may have heard about or been involved in engagement on other aspects of the planning for Arden or related projects. Find out more about Rail Project Victoria’s Arden Station
- [What is the Macaulay Structure Plan Refresh?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/what-is-the-macaulay-structure-plan-refresh/) - The Arden precinct is part of the wider Arden-Macaulay urban renewal area. The Macaulay precinct is immediately north of the Arden precinct. The City of Melbourne is leading the planning for Macaulay under a separate process and is coordinating with the Arden project. For more information on the Macaulay urban renewal area, visit participate.melbourne.vic.gov.au/macaulay-refresh
- [Is there still opportunity to make a submission during the Planning Scheme Amendment process?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/is-there-still-opportunity-to-make-a-submission-during-the-planning-scheme-amendment-process/) - Absolutely. The statutory requirements of the planning scheme amendment process under the Planning and Environment Act remain the same. All parties who want to make a submission on any plan prepared by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) will be able to so during the formal exhibition process and be heard at Panel. Exhibition information is
- [What does PSP 2.o mean for me? When will I be consulted?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/psp-2-o-what-does-psp-2-o-mean-for-me-when-will-i-be-consulted/) - PSP 2.o means that stakeholders will be engaged in the Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) preparation process earlier, with the opportunity to contribute to the collaborative co-design for the precinct. Councils, agencies and landowners / developers will have the opportunity to contribute to the preparation of the plan via pitching sessions, vision & purpose and place-based
- [How do the Guidelines relate to the new PSP 2.o process?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-do-the-guidelines-relate-to-the-new-psp-2-o-process/) - The Guidelines complement the new PSP 2.o process for developing PSPs as outlined in Part 2. The PSP 2.o process sets aspirational targets for PSP development including co-design, streamlining preparation and optimising the PSP product to embrace innovation and deliver government policy. The new Guidelines build off this approach and include detailed PSP 2.o Practitioner
- [What are the key differences in the Precinct Structure Planning process under PSP 2.o?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/psp-2-o-what-are-the-key-differences-in-the-precinct-structure-planning-process-under-psp-2-o/) - PSP 2.o changes the process by which Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) are traditionally planned. The new approach establishes a vision and purpose for the precinct and seeks to understand what is valued by the community from the start of the process. The PSP 2.o process comprises the following steps: Pre-commencement: early identification of opportunities and
- [What are the Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/psp-2-o-what-are-the-precinct-structure-planning-guidelines/) - The Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines set out what needs to be achieved for planning for Victoria’s growth and gives clarity on how this can be done. The Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines apply to the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new residential communities and new employment areas. The purpose of the Precinct Structure Planning
- [Why is the Victorian Planning Authority doing this work?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/psp-2-o-why-is-the-victorian-planning-authority-doing-this-work/) - A timely review of the Precinct Structure Planning (PSP) process has been identified to address calls for the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) to streamline current process and align with emerging planning policy. The review set aspirational targets including streamlining PSP preparation into a lean 2-year process and optimising the PSP product to embrace innovation, deliver
- [How do the PSP Guidelines support planning in regional Victoria?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/how-do-the-psp-guidelines-support-planning-in-regional-victoria/) - It is intended that the revised Guidelines will be easily applied by all greenfields planning practitioners. However, the VPA acknowledges that some of the performance targets outlined in the Guidelines will need to be adapted for greenfields planning in peri-urban towns and regional Victoria. As part of the consultation process, the VPA is asking regional
- [Why is the review happening?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faq/why-is-the-review-happening/) - The practice of planning for new communities is maturing. Planning authorities need to plan communities that respond to new and emerging global and urban challenges to deliver the level of liveability for which Melbourne is renowned. Action 20 of Plan Melbourne 2017-2050 is to “Update the Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines to incorporate learnings from previous

## Projects

- [Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/brep/) - Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct The VPA is leading preparations for draft amendment C296gben to the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme for the Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct (BREP). The VPA is working with the City of Greater Bendigo, state government agencies and service authorities to prepare the draft planning scheme amendment. Public consultation is now closed Public consultation on draft
- [Warragul and Drouin PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/warragul-drouin-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C108 to the Baw Baw Planning Scheme The Warragul and Drouin Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on the 30 October 2014 under Amendment C108 to the Baw Baw Planning Scheme. Baw Baw Shire Council prepared the Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) to guide the future expansion of Warragul
- [Toolern Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/toolern/) - Amendment C084 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Toolern Precinct Structure Plan was approved in part by the Minister for Planning in October 2010, through Amendment C084 (Part 1) to the Melton Planning Scheme. Part Two was gazetted in November 2011. The Toolern Precinct Structure Plan was later amended in December 2015. It was further
- [Toolern Park Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/toolern-park-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C122 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Toolern Park Precinct Structure Plan was approved by Minister for Planning and gazetted on 23 October 2014 under Amendment C122 to the Melton Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Toolern Park Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Toolern Park Precinct Structure
- [Bannockburn South East](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/bannockburn-south-east/) - Bannockburn South East The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is preparing the Bannockburn South East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP) in collaboration with Golden Plains Shire Council. The precinct was identified as a priority growth area in the Bannockburn Growth Plan to deliver residential development in the short term. The precinct is
- [Croskell (Employment)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/croskell/) - Amendment C296case to the Casey Planning Scheme The Croskell (Employment) Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 13 March 2026 under Amendment C296case to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Croskell (Employment) Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Croskell (Employment) Precinct Structure Plan - October 2025
- [Cardinia Creek South (Part 2)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cardinia-creek-south-part-2/) - Cardinia Creek South (Part 2) The Victorian Planning Authority is preparing a draft planning scheme amendment to the Casey Planning Scheme for the land within the Part 2 area of the Cardinia Creek South Precinct Structure Plan. The Part 2 area covers 104 hectares north of McCormacks Road, west of the Cardinia Creek South. The draft planning scheme amendment
- [Greater Avalon (Employment)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/greater-avalon-ep/) - Greater Avalon Employment Precinct The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading preparation of draft amendment C477ggee to the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme to deliver the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct (GAEP). The VPA is working with the City of Greater Geelong, state government agencies and service authorities to prepare the draft amendment. Standing Advisory Committee (SAC)
- [Kororoit (Part 2)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/kororoit-part-2/) - Kororoit (Part 2) Kororoit (Part 2) is located in the City of Melton. It includes the land bounded by Clarke Road to the east, the Western Freeway to the south, Sinclairs Road to the west and Kororoit Creek to the north. The planning of Kororoit (Part 2) will need to integrate with the future Kororoit
- [Parwan Employment](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/parwan-employment/) - Parwan Employment Precinct Structure Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is working with Moorabool Shire Council to prepare a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). The precinct offers the potential for significant economic and employment growth for Bacchus Marsh and will be deliver a range of compatible industrial and agricultural uses. Overview
- [Ballarat North](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/ballarat-north/) - Ballarat North The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Ballarat City Council are working in collaboration to prepare the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP), Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (NVPP), and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). The PSP area is approximately eight kilometres north of the Ballarat Central Business District. The Ballarat North PSP area has been
- [Inner West Employment Zoning](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/iwez/) - Inner West Employment Zoning The Victorian Planning Authority is preparing a draft planning scheme amendment to rezone land in Tottenham, West Footscray, Yarraville and Brooklyn called the Inner West Employment Zoning. The Inner West Employment Zoning consists of two precincts – Sunshine Road Precinct and Brooklyn Precinct. The draft planning scheme amendment will rezone land
- [East of Aberline](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/east-aberline/) - East of Aberline The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), in partnership with Warrnambool City Council and government agencies, is re-commencing the preparation of the East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). As background, the VPA commenced the East of Aberline project in 2019, prior to which Council had undertaken some work.
- [Derrimut Fields](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/derrimut-fields/) - Derrimut Fields The Derrimut Fields Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is located in the City of Melton. It includes land bounded by Christies Road to the east, Boundary Road to the south, Hopkins Road to the west and Middle Road to the north. With Skeleton Creek running north to south through the precinct. To address the
- [Ballan Road Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/ballan-road/) - Amendment C262wynd to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Ballan Road PSP was updated by Amendment C262wynd and is available below: Ballan Road Precinct Structure Plan (Metropolitan Planning Authority) June 2014 - Amended March 2023 (PDF) (Approval Gazetted) Wyndham West Development Contributions Plan (Metropolitan Planning Authority) April 2014 - Amended January 2024 ( (PDF) (Approval Gazetted)
- [Northern Freight Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/northern-freight-precinct/) - Northern Freight Precinct The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been commissioned by the Victorian Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to provide planning services and advice for future development of the Northern Freight Precinct (NFP) and surrounds to assist with the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT) in Melbourne’s north. The VPA
- [Merrimu](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/merrimu/) - Merrimu Precinct Structure Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is working with Moorabool Shire Council to prepare a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). The precinct will deliver housing, community and education facilities, a retail centre with local employment opportunities, along with a series of local parks, roads and a drainage network
- [Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/casey-fields-south-devon-meadows/) - Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading the preparation of a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) for the Casey Fields South (Employment) Precinct and the Devon Meadows Precinct, working in partnership with the City of Casey, state government agencies and service authorities. The two precincts are adjacent to one
- [Ballarat Infrastructure Growth Alignment Framework](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/ballarat-igaf/) - Ballarat Infrastructure Growth Alignment Framework The former Minister for Planning requested the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) lead a high-level review of Ballarat’s proposed greenfield and urban renewal areas. The VPA has titled this a ‘Infrastructure Growth Alignment Framework’ (IGAF). The IGAF is to provide advice to the Minister for Planning on: whether there is sufficient
- [Melton East](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/melton-east/) - Melton East The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading the preparation of a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) for Melton East, working in collaboration with Melton City Council, State Government agencies, service authorities and landowners. The Melton East precinct is located 35km north-west of Melbourne’s CBD, to the east of the
- [Merrifield North](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/merrifield-north/) - Merrifield North The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has completed a due diligence assessment for Merrifield North and is currently actioning the recommendations of this work while commencing preparation of a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) for Merrifield North. The investigation area covers 988 hectares in the City of Hume and Shire of Mitchell. The work is
- [Shepparton South East](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/shepparton-south-east/) - Amendment C117gshe to the Greater Shepparton Planning Scheme The Shepparton South East Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions Plan were approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 26 June 2025 under Amendment C117gshe to the Greater Shepparton Planning Scheme. The PSP has been identified as a priority project for Regional Victoria in Victoria’s
- [Officer South (Employment)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/officer-south-employment/) - Amendment C274card to the Cardinia Planning Scheme The Officer South (Employment) was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 27 February 2025 under Amendment C274card to the Cardinia Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the approved amendment documentation, refer to: Officer South (Employment) - Precinct Structure Plan – November 2024 (PDF) (Approval
- [Lake Narracan Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/lake-narracan-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C086 to the La Trobe Planning Scheme The Lake Narracan Precinct Structure Plan, Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (NVPP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP) were approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on the 17 December 2015 under Amendment C086 to the Latrobe Planning Scheme. Latrobe Council prepared these plans to guide future development
- [Spring Creek PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/spring-creek/) - Spring Creek Precinct Structure Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) assisted Surf Coast Shire in the preparation of the Spring Creek Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). In March 2018, the Surf Coast Shire Council submitted the Planning Scheme Amendment (Surf Coast Planning Scheme Amendment C114) to the Minister for Planning. In September 2019, the Minister for
- [Plan Greater Bendigo](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/plan-greater-bendigo/) - Plan Greater Bendigo Plan Greater Bendigo is the first stage of implementing the Loddon Mallee South Regional Growth Plan (now referred to as the Loddon Campaspe Regional Growth Plan) which is a strategic framework plan for the region including the municipalities of Greater Bendigo, Campaspe, Central Goldfields, Loddon, Macedon Ranges and Mount Alexander. Plan Greater
- [Monash National Employment and Innovation Cluster](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/monash-employment-cluster/) - This project was removed from the VPA work program. This page was archived in October 2024. Monash National Employment and Innovation Cluster The Victorian Government is planning for the growth and sustainable development of Victoria’s Priority Precincts and National Employment and Innovation Clusters (NEIC’s). A multidisciplinary team is responsible for coordinating place-based policy, planning, design,
- [Leneva-Baranduda PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/leneva-baranduda/) - Amendment C121wdon to the Wodonga Planning Scheme The Leneva-Baranduda Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 4 April 2019 under Amendment C121wdon to the Wodonga Planning Scheme. The City of Wodonga was the Planning Authority for the Planning Scheme Amendment (C121) that applies the Leneva-Baranduda Precinct Structure Plan and
- [Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/bacchus-marsh-urban-growth-framework/) - Amendment C081 to the Moorabool Shire Planning Scheme The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Moorabool Shire Council jointly prepared the Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework, which was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on the 6 December 2018 under Amendment C081 to the Moorabool Shire Planning Scheme. To view a final copy of
- [Shepparton North East PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/shepparton-north-east/) - Amendment C118gshe to the Greater Shepparton Planning Scheme The Shepparton North East Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 4 October 2019 under Amendment C118gshe to the Greater Shepparton Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Shepparton North East
- [Echuca West Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/echuca-west/) - Echuca West Precinct Structure Plan At the August Board meeting of the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), the Board endorsed the handover of the Echuca West Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions Plan (DCP) to Campaspe Shire Council for implementation. To view a copy of the final documentation, including the Echuca West Development Contributions Plan, refer
- [Portland Framework Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/portland/) - Portland Strategic Framework Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in partnership with Glenelg Shire Council prepared a high-level strategic framework to inform and guide future growth and development of Portland. In July 2019 the VPA provided Glenelg Shire Council with a draft Strategic Framework Plan to finalise and implement into the planning scheme.
- [Greater Bendigo Industrial Land Development Strategy](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/bendigo-industrial-land-review/) - Greater Bendigo Industrial Land Development Strategy On June 17 2020, the Greater Bendigo Industrial Land Development Strategy (GBILDS) and Background Report were adopted by Council. The GBILDS was developed in a partnership between the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Greater Bendigo City Council. It involved comprehensive community and industry engagement about available and appropriate industrial
- [Bannockburn South West Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/bannockburn/) - Bannockburn South West Precinct The Bannockburn Growth Plan has identified that a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) be completed first for Bannockburn South East Precinct and will later be prepared for the Bannockburn South West Precinct.
- [South East Traralgon PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/traralgon-south-east/) - Traralgon South East Precinct Structure Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) assisted Latrobe City Council particularly with pre-planning project scoping covering: necessary background technical information, identification of strategic planning issues and opportunities as well as recommendations on how to address/realise them through the planning process. This work will guide council as it continues to plan
- [Latrobe Valley 'Unblocking Infrastructure Barriers' Project](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/latrobe-valley-unblocking-infrastructure-barriers-project/) - Latrobe Valley 'Unblocking Infrastructure Barriers' Project The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) supported projects in the Latrobe Valley through the Unblocking Infrastructure Barriers project with a focus on improving approaches to infrastructure delivery and to improve subdivision and permit approval processes in growth areas. The VPA worked with Baw Baw, Latrobe and Wellington councils and staff
- [Bendigo West Infrastructure Action Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/bendigo-west/) - Bendigo West Infrastructure Action Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) provided services to the City of Greater Bendigo in the preparation of the Bendigo West Infrastructure Action Plan including project facilitation, infrastructure contribution planning support and project management. To support ongoing residential growth, the City of Greater Bendigo identified a number of areas for new
- [Wonthaggi North East PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/wonthaggi-north-east/) - Amendment C172basc to the Bass Coast Planning Scheme The Wonthaggi North East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Wonthaggi North East Development Contributions Plan (DCP) were approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 14 November 2025 under Amendment C172basc to the Bass Coast Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including
- [Ballarat Long Term Growth Options](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/ballarat-long-term-growth/) - Ballarat Long term Growth Options Framework Plan The City of Ballarat has prepared a draft investigation report on long term growth options for the Ballarat region. The report is expected to form the basis of a future amendment to the Ballarat Planning Scheme. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) assisted council with advice on the investigation
- [Shepparton & Mooroopna 2050](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/shepparton-mooroopna-2050/) - Shepparton & Mooroopna 2050: Regional City Growth Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in partnership with Greater Shepparton City Council (Council) have prepared the Shepparton & Mooroopna 2050: Regional City Growth Plan - March 2021 (PDF). The Growth Plan aims to maintain and enhance the unique attributes of Shepparton and Mooroopna and sets a vision for how
- [Yarrawonga Framework Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/yarrawonga-framework-plan/) - Yarrawonga Framework Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) assisted Moira Shire Council to prepare a vision for the future development of the Yarrawonga township. This assistance was delivered as part of the 2018/2019 Streamlining for Growth program. The vision was workshopped with the Yarrawonga community in June and July 2019. For further information, refer to
- [Bannockburn Growth Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/bannockburn-growth-plan/) - Amendment C94gpla to the Golden Plains Planning Scheme Amendment C94gpla introduced the Bannockburn Growth Plan into the Golden Plains Planning Scheme. The Amendment was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 17 September 2021. To view a copy of the approved amendment documentation, including the Bannockburn Growth Plan, refer to: Bannockburn Growth Plan
- [Ballarat Station Southside Precinct Master Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/ballarat-station-southside-masterplan/) - Ballarat Station Southside Precinct Master Plan The master planning for the Ballarat Station Precinct is no longer active. However, the Victorian Government is continuing its planning for a range of improvements in the Ballarat Station precinct. This includes the long term treatment of the Lydiard Street heritage gates, signalling upgrades at the station precinct and
- [Merrifield Central Employment Area (E1) PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/merrifield-central/) - Amendment C092 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Merrifield Central Employment Area (E1) Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 6 March 2008 under Amendment C092 to the Hume Planning Scheme. For further information, refer to: Amendment C092 Public Access to Spatial Data The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) makes
- [Folkstone Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/folkstone/) - Amendment C098 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Folkstone Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 11 December 2008 under Amendment C098 to the Hume Planning Scheme. For further information, refer to: Amendment C098 Public Access to Spatial Data The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) makes spatial data
- [Craigieburn R2 Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/craigieburn-r2/) - Amendment C120 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Craigieburn R2 Precinct Structure Plan was originally approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 18 November 2010 under Amendment C120 to the Hume Planning Scheme. It was amended on 21 January 2022 by the Minister for Planning, under Amendment C246hume. To view a copy of
- [Greenvale North (R1) Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/greenvale-north-r1/) - Amendment C119 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Greenvale North (R1) Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 10 February 2011 under Amendment C119 to the Hume Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Greenvale North (R1) Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Greenvale
- [Greenvale West (R3) Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/greenvale-west-r3/) - Amendment C121 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Greenvale West (R3) Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 10 February 2011 under Amendment C121 to the Hume Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Greenvale West (R3) Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Greenvale
- [Epping North East Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/epping-north-east/) - Amendment C081 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme The Epping North East Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning in June 2008, through Amendment C081PT1 and Amendment C081PT2 in October 2007 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Epping North East Precinct Structure Plan,
- [Quarry Hills Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/quarry-hills/) - Amendment C188 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme The Quarry Hills Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 20 October 2016 under Amendment C188 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Quarry Hills Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Quarry Hills Precinct
- [Tarneit West Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/tarneit-west-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C106 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Tarneit West Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 31 July 2008 under Amendment C106 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Tarneit West Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Tarneit West -
- [Truganina South Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/truganina-south-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C123 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Truganina South Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 7 July 2011 under Amendment C123 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Truganina South Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Truganina South Community
- [Manor Lakes Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/manor-lakes-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C154 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Manor Lakes Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 28 June 2012 under Amendment C154 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Manor Lakes Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Manor Lakes Precinct
- [Cardinia Road Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cardinia-road-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C092 to the Cardinia Planning Scheme The Cardinia Road Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning on 20 November 2008, through Amendment C092 to the Cardinia Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Cardinia Road Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Cardinia Road Precinct Structure Plan
- [Cardinia Road Employment Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cardinia-road-employment/) - Amendment C130 to the Cardinia Planning Scheme The Cardinia Road Employment Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 4 November 2010 under Amendment C130 to the Cardinia Planning Scheme. To view a full copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Cardinia Road Employment Precinct Structure Plan, refer to:
- [Cranbourne East Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cranbourne-east-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C119 to the Casey Planning Scheme The Cranbourne East Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 21 May 2010 under Amendment C119 to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Cranbourne East Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Cranbourne East Precinct
- [Cranbourne North (Stage 1) Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cranbourne-north-stage1/) - Amendment C077 to the Casey Planning Scheme Planning and development of land in Cranbourne North is being progressed in four stages. The Cranbourne North (Stage 1) Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 5 April 2007, through a two-part amendment, Amendment C077 to the Casey Planning Scheme. Cranbourne North
- [Cranbourne North (Stage 2) Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cranbourne-north-stage2/) - Amendment C125 to the Casey Planning Scheme The Cranbourne North (Stage 2) Precinct Structure Plan was adopted by the Minister for Planning on 18 August 2011 through Amendment C125 to the Casey Planning Scheme. It is the second stage to Cranbourne North (Stage 1) Precinct Structure Plan. To view a copy of the final amendment
- [Taylors Hill West Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/taylors-hill-west-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C082 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Taylors Hill West Precinct Structure Plan was adopted by the GAA on 28 October 2010, through Amendment C082 to the Melton Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Taylors Hill West Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Taylors Hill West Precinct Structure
- [Melton North Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/melton-north-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C083 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Melton North Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 12 August 2010 under Amendment C083 to the Melton Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Melton North Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Melton North Precinct
- [Robinsons Road Employment Area North Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/robinsons-road-employment-area-north-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C061 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Robinsons Road Employment Area North Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 19 June 2008 under Amendment C061 to the Melton Planning Scheme. To view a copy of Amendment C061, refer to: Amendment C061 Public Access to Spatial Data The Victorian
- [Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/rockbank-north-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C120 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 28 June 2012 under Amendment C120 to the Melton Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contribution Plan, refer
- [Diggers Rest Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/diggers-rest/) - Amendment C121 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Diggers Rest Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 27 June 2012 under Amendment C121 to the Melton Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Diggers Rest Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Diggers Rest Precinct
- [Lockerbie Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/lockerbie-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C161 to the Hume Planning Scheme, C081 to the Mitchell Planning Scheme & C161 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme The Lockerbie Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 28 June 2012 through Amendments C161 to the Hume Planning Scheme, C081 to the Mitchell Planning Scheme and C161 to
- [Greenvale Central Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/greenvale-central-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C154, C180 and C219 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Greenvale Central Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted in December 2013 through Amendment C154 (Part 1) to the Hume Planning Scheme. For further information, refer to: Amendment C154 Hume subsequently updated the Precinct Structure Plan (PSP), Developers Contributions
- [Clyde North Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/clyde-north-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C153 to the Casey Planning Scheme The Clyde North Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 10 November 2011 under Amendment C153 to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Clyde North Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Clyde North -
- [Botanic Ridge Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/botanic-ridge-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C197 to the Casey Planning Scheme The Botanic Ridge Precinct Structure Plan was originally approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted in February 2013 under Amendment C133 to the Casey Planning Scheme. It was later amended on 21 January 2016 under Amendment C197 to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of
- [Cranbourne West Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cranbourne-west/) - Amendment C102 and C159 to the Casey Planning Scheme The Cranbourne West Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 3 February 2010 under Amendment C102 to the Casey Planning Scheme. On 7 June 2012, the Cranbourne West Precinct Structure Plan was updated under Amendment C159 to the Casey Planning
- [Merrifield West Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/merrifield-west-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C162 & Amendment C221 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Merrifield West Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 27 June 2012 under Amendment C162 to the Hume Planning Scheme. The Merrifield West Precinct Structure Plan and associated documents were then amended on 22 November 2018 under Amendment
- [Lockerbie North Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/lockerbie-north-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C082 to the Mitchell Planning Scheme & C162 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme The Lockerbie North Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 28 June 2012 under Amendments C082 to the Mitchell Planning Scheme and C162 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final
- [Alfred Road Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/alfred-road-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C159 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Alfred Road Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 15 August 2013 under Amendment C159 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Alfred Road Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Alfred Road Precinct
- [Point Cook West Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/point-cook-west-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C163 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Point Cook West Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 29 November 2012 under Amendment C163 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Point Cook West Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Point
- [Black Forest Road South Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/black-forest-road-south/) - Amendment C169 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Black Forest Road South Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 15 August 2013 under Amendment C169 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Black Forest Road South Precinct Structure Plan, refer
- [English Street Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/english-street/) - Amendment C183 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme The English Street Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 18 February 2016 under Amendment C183 to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the English Street Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: English Street -
- [Craigieburn North Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/craigieburn-north/) - Amendment C198 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Craigieburn North Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 25 August 2016 under Amendment C198 to the Hume Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final documentation, including the Craigieburn North Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan, refer to:
- [Westbrook Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/westbrook-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment VC213: Update to PSP for Melbourne Strategic Assessment requirements Amendment VC213 came into operation on 14 July 2022 and made changes to the Victoria Planning Provisions (VPP) and all planning schemes to ensure consistency with existing requirements under the Melbourne Strategic Assessment (MSA) Program to achieve specific biodiversity outcomes within Melbourne’s growth corridors. This required updates
- [Riverdale Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/riverdale-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment VC213: Update to PSP for Melbourne Strategic Assessment requirements Amendment VC213 came into operation on 14 July 2022 and made changes to the Victoria Planning Provisions (VPP) and all planning schemes to ensure consistency with existing requirements under the Melbourne Strategic Assessment (MSA) Program to achieve specific biodiversity outcomes within Melbourne’s growth corridors. This required updates
- [Truganina Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/truganina/) - Amendment VC213: Update to PSP for Melbourne Strategic Assessment requirements Amendment VC213 came into operation on 14 July 2022 and made changes to the Victoria Planning Provisions (VPP) and all planning schemes to ensure consistency with existing requirements under the Melbourne Strategic Assessment (MSA) Program to achieve specific biodiversity outcomes within Melbourne’s growth corridors. This required updates
- [Wyndham West Development Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/wyndham-west-development-contributions-plan/) - Amendment C173 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Wyndham West Development Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 11 July 2014 under Amendment C173 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment document, refer to: Amendment C173 The Wyndham West Development Contributions Plan applies a
- [Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/rockbank-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C145 to Melton City Planning Scheme The Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 17 November 2016 under Amendment C145 to the Melton Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, refer to: Rockbank Precinct Structure Plan - August 2016_Part 1 of 4 (PDF)
- [Plumpton Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/plumpton/) - Amendment C146 to Melton Planning Scheme The Plumpton Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 1 February 2018 under Amendment C146 to the Melton Planning Scheme. The Plumpton Precinct Structure Plan will guide new urban development in Plumpton. To view a copy of the approved amendment documentation, refer to:
- [Thompsons Road Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/thompsons-road-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C185 to the Casey Planning Scheme Thompsons Road Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 20 November 2014 under Amendment C185 to the Casey Planning Scheme. The Victorian Planning Authority(VPA) prepared Thompsons Road Precinct Structure Plan in consultation with the City of Casey, Government agencies and service authorities. The
- [Clyde Creek and Casey Fields South Residential Precinct Structure Plans](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/clyde-creek/) - Amendment C186 to the Casey Planning Scheme Clyde Creek and Casey Fields South Residential Precinct Structure Plans were approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 20 November 2014 under Amendment C186 to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Clyde Creek and Casey Fields South
- [Clyde Development Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/clyde-dcp/) - Amendment C187 to the Casey Planning Scheme Clyde Development Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 20 November 2014 under Amendment C187 to the Casey Planning Scheme. The Clyde Development Contributions Plan was prepared in consultation with the City of Casey, Government agencies and service authorities in order to collect
- [Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/tarneit-north-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C260wynd to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Tarneit North Precinct Structure Plan and the Wyndham North Development Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on Thursday 29 August 2024 under Amendment C260wynd to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Tarneit North Precinct
- [Clyde Creek Retarding Basin Public Acquisition Overlay](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/clyde-creek-retarding-basin-pao/) - Amendment C193PT1 to the Casey Planning Scheme Clyde Creek Retarding Basin Public Acquisition Overlay was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted in November 2014 under Amendment C193PT1 to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view the completed planning documents, refer to: Amendment C193PT1 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) prepared the Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO)
- [Woodlands Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/woodlands-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C154Pt2 & Amendment C213 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Woodlands Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted in October 2014 under Amendment C154Pt2 to the Hume Planning Scheme. Hume subsequently updated the Woodlands Precinct Structure Plan on 16 February 2017 via Amendment C213. To view a copy of
- [Berwick Waterways Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/berwick-waterways-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C188 to the Casey Planning Scheme Berwick Waterways Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 20 November 2014 under Amendment C188 to the Casey Planning Scheme. Together with the Berwick Waterways Development Contributions Plan, the Berwick Waterways Precinct Structure Plan will guide development of a residential community of around 1,000
- [Mt Atkinson and Tarneit Plains PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/mt-atkinson-tarneit-plains/) - Amendment C217melt to the Melton Planning Scheme The Mt Atkinson and Tarneit Plains Precinct Structure Plan was originally approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted in September 2017 under Amendment C162 to the Melton Planning Scheme. Amendment C217melt to the Melton Planning Scheme made minor corrections to the incorporated Mt Atkinson & Tarneit Plains
- [Lincoln Heath South Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/lincoln-heath-south-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C194 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Lincoln Heath South Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 17 December 2015 through Amendment C194 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Lincoln Heath South Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Lincoln
- [Paynes Road Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/paynes-road-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C161 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Paynes Road Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 17 March 2016 under Amendment C161 to the Melton Planning Scheme. Amendment C161 included changes to the Toolern Precinct Structure Plan and Toolern Development Contributions Plan and associated planning scheme ordinances to
- [Black Forest Road North Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/black-forest-road-north/) - Amendment C170 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Minister for Planning gave notice of the approval of the Black Forest Road North Precinct Structure Plan on 11 February 2016 through Amendment C170 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. Concurrent with the approval, the Minister also granted planning permit WYP7849/14. To view a copy of the approved
- [Brompton Lodge Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/brompton-lodge/) - Amendment C190 to the Casey Planning Scheme The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), in consultation with Casey City Council and government agencies prepared the Brompton Lodge Precinct Structure Plan and Brompton Lodge Development Contributions Plan to guide new urban development in Cranbourne South. The Brompton Lodge Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and
- [Casey Central Town Centre Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/casey-central/) - Amendment C189 to the Casey Planning Scheme The Casey Central Town Centre Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 1 September 2016 under Amendment C189 to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Casey Central Town Centre Precinct Structure Plan, refer
- [Shenstone Park Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/shenstone-park/) - Amendment C241wsea to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme The Shenstone Park Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 28 January 2022 under Amendment C241wsea to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final documents, including the Shenstone Park Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Shenstone Park Precinct Structure
- [Craigieburn West Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/craigieburn-west/) - Amendment C264hume to the Hume Planning Scheme The Craigieburn West Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 21 January 2022 under Amendment C246hume to the Hume Planning Scheme. On 18 November 2022 under Amendment C264hume, the amendment was updated to correct minor errors. To view a copy of the
- [Clayton Business Park Strategic Site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/clayton-business-strategic-site/) - Clayton Business Park Comprehensive Development Plan The VPA Board has agreed to closing the Clayton Business Park project, following receipt of written correspondence from the major landowner declining to proceed with a revised project due to government policy on industrial land. It is now deemed appropriate to formally remove the Clayton Business Park project from
- [La Trobe National Employment and Innovation Cluster](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/la-trobe-employment-cluster/) - La Trobe National Employment and Innovation Cluster The Victorian Government is planning for the growth and sustainable development of Victoria’s Priority Precincts and National Employment and Innovation Clusters (NEIC’s). A multidiscipline team is responsible for coordinating place-based policy, planning, design, investment and delivery across government. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) will be planning for the
- [Sunshine National Employment and Innovation Cluster](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/sunshine-employment-cluster/) - Sunshine National Employment and Innovation Cluster The Sunshine National Employment and Innovation Cluster (the ‘Sunshine Cluster’) is located about 14km west of Melbourne’s Central business district at the meeting point of several key transport routes. The Sunshine Cluster has strong connections to the Melbourne city centre, Tullamarine Airport, the Port of Melbourne and Melbourne’s booming
- [Wollert Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/wollert-precinct-structure-plan/) - Planning Scheme Amendment C247wsea to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in collaboration with the City of Whittlesea prepared Amendment C247wsea to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. This amendment corrects anomalies related to the percentage figure for open space contributions in the Wollert Precinct Structure Plan area under Clause 53.01 of the planning
- [Greater Broadmeadows](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/greater-broadmeadows/) - Greater Broadmeadows Framework Plan Greater Broadmeadows is located at the gateway to the northern growth corridor of Melbourne, 15km and a 30 minute train ride from Melbourne's CBD. The Greater Broadmeadows - Framework Plan - December 2017 (PDF) sets out a shared vision for the area for the next three decades. It outlines a range of
- [Berwick Health and Education Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/berwick-health-education/) - Amendment C207 to the Casey Planning Scheme The Berwick Health and Education Precinct was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted in 6 May 2021 under Amendment C207 to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Berwick Health and Education Comprehensive Development Plan, refer to: Berwick
- [Altona North Strategic Site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/altona-north/) - Amendment C088 to the Hobsons Bay Planning Scheme The Altona North Precinct is 67 hectares in size and is generally bounded by Blackshaws Road, Kyle Road, New Street and the West Gate Freeway in Altona North and South Kingsville. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has worked closely with Hobsons Bay City Council and landowners to
- [Richmond to Docklands precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/flinders-to-richmond-precinct/) - Richmond to Docklands precinct - Status The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has completed its work for this project which identified the opportunities and connections within the corridor. The advice was preparatory information and is internal to government. The (then) Department of Transport (DOT) is lead department for the Richmond to Flinders Transport Precinct. The (then)
- [Kororoit Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/kororoit/) - Amendment C147 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Kororoit Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 1 February 2018 under Amendment C147 to the Melton Planning Scheme to guide new urban development in Kororoit. To view a copy of the approved amendment documentation, refer to: Kororoit Precinct Structure Plan
- [Joseph Road Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/joseph-road-precinct/) - Joseph Road Development Contributions Plan The Joseph Road DCP has been removed from the VPA Business Plan.
- [Quandong Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/quandong-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C219wynd to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Quandong Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 3 September 2020 under Amendment C219wynd to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Quandong Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Quandong Precinct Structure Plan -
- [Lilydale Quarry Comprehensive Development Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/lilydale-quarry-strategic-site/) - Amendment C203yran to the Yarra Ranges Planning Scheme The Lilydale Quarry Comprehensive Development Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 28 January 2022 under amendment C203yran to the Yarra Ranges Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final documents, including the Lilydale Quarry Comprehensive Development Plan refer to: Former Lilydale
- [Lindum Vale Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/lindum-vale/) - Amendment C205 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Lindum Vale Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 18 July 2019 under Amendment C205 to the Hume Planning Scheme. To review the final gazetted documents, refer to: Lindum Vale Precinct Structure Plan - September 2018 (PDF) (Approval Gazetted) Lindum Vale Native
- [Sunshine Health, Wellbeing and Education Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/sunshine-health-wellbeing-education-precinct/) - Sunshine Health, Wellbeing and Education Precinct The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA), in partnership with Brimbank City Council and state government agencies, has prepared a draft plan to guide development within the Sunshine Health, Wellbeing and Education Precinct (SHWEP). SHWEP includes approximately 67 hectares of land in St Albans, centred on the Sunshine Hospital including the
- [East Village Strategic Site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/east-village-strategic-site/) - Amendment C155glen to the Glen Eira Planning Scheme The Glen Eira Planning Scheme was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 31 March 2021 under Amendment C155glen to the Glen Eira Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the East Village Comprehensive Development Plan and the East Village
- [Wyndham North DCP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/wyndham-north-development-contributions-plan/) - Amendment C177 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Wyndham North Development Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 13 November 2014 under Amendment C177 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. For more information, refer to: Amendment C177 Amendment GC75 The Development Contributions Plan (DCP) for this precinct was amended as a
- [Officer Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/officer-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C232card to the Cardinia Shire Planning Scheme (Officer Town Centre Review) The Officer Town Centre Review was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted in March 2020 under Amendment C232card to the Cardinia Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Officer Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Officer
- [Parkville National Employment and Innovation Cluster](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/parkville/) - Parkville National Employment and Innovation Cluster The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is working closely with state and local government partners and other key stakeholders to progress planning for Parkville. Parkville is a designated Priority Precinct and National Employment and Innovation Cluster. Parkville is recognised globally as a leading biomedical and research precinct and is walking
- [Plumpton and Kororoit Infrastructure Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/plumpton-kororoit-icp/) - Amendment C239melt to the Melton Planning Scheme The Plumpton & Kororoit Infrastructure Contributions Plan has been updated and was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 3 November 2023 under Amendment C239melt to the Melton Planning Scheme. Minor changes to the Plumpton & Kororoit Infrastructure Contributions Plan were required following gazettal of Amendment
- [Pakenham East Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/pakenham-east-psp/) - Amendment C234 to the Cardinia Planning Scheme The Pakenham East Structure Plan and Native Vegetation Precinct Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning in December 2020 and gazetted on 21 January 2021 under Amendment C234 and the Cardinia Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Pakenham East Precinct
- [Defence Site Maribyrnong](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/defence-site-maribyrnong/) - Planning for Defence Site Maribyrnong Defence Site Maribyrnong (DSM) is a 127.8 hectare parcel of Commonwealth land located at 2 Cordite Avenue, Maribyrnong, in the City of Maribyrnong. The Department of Defence has commenced an open market disposal process to sell the site on behalf of the Commonwealth. DSM represents a major urban renewal opportunity
- [Donnybrook-Woodstock Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/donnybrook-woodstock/) - Amendment GC28 to the Whittlesea and Mitchell Planning Schemes The Donnybrook-Woodstock Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted in November 2017 under Amendment GC28 to the Mitchell and Whittlesea Planning Schemes. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Donnybrook-Woodstock Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Donnybrook-Woodstock Precinct
- [Arden Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/arden/) - Arden Structure Plan and Planning Scheme Amendment C407melb to the Melbourne Planning Scheme The Arden Structure Plan and Planning Scheme Amendment C407 was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 28 July 2022 under Amendment C407melb to the Melbourne Planning Scheme. Amendment C407melb to the Melbourne Planning Scheme implements the Arden Structure Plan, July 2022
- [Mt Atkinson and Tarneit Plains Infrastructure Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/mt-atkinson-tarneit-plains-icp/) - Amendment C201 to the Melton Planning Scheme The Mt Atkinson and Tarneit Plains Infrastructure Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 6 February 2020. The Mt Atkinson and Tarneit Plains Infrastructure Contributions Plan has been incorporated into the Melton Planning Scheme and implemented through Schedule 3 to Clause 45.11 – Infrastructure
- [Wallan South PSP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/wallan-south/) - Wallan South Precinct Structure Plan A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields On 23 October, the Premier and Minister for Planning announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields. This is Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields, with 27 additional greenfield areas to commence planning over the next 10
- [Aviators Field Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/aviators-field/) - Aviators Field Precinct Structure Plan Aviators Field Precinct Structure Plan has been removed from the VPA Business Plan.
- [Sandown Racecourse](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/sandown-racecourse/) - Sandown Racecourse The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is no longer working on the Sandown Racecourse project and it is not on the VPA Business Plan.
- [Northmeadows Strategic Site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/northmeadows/) - Northmeadows Strategic Site - Status The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has completed its work for this project and Hume City Council is now leading the ongoing strategic planning for the precinct. For future updates, refer to the Hume City Council website at Home - Hume City Council. Overview The VPA’s role was to support planning
- [Jacksons Hill site](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/jacksons-hill-masterplan/) - Amendment C232hume to the Hume Planning Scheme Amendment C232hume makes changes to the Hume Planning Scheme to include the Jacksons Hill Master Plan as a reference document. The master plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on the 8 November 2018. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the
- [Minta Farm Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/minta-farm/) - Amendment C282case to the Casey Planning Scheme The Minister for Planning approved an amended Minta Farm Precinct Structure Plan on 24 June 2021 under Amendment C282case to the Casey Planning Scheme. Following the initial gazettal of the Minta Farm Precinct Structure Plan on 17 January 2019 (approved by Casey Amendment C228case), the Victorian Planning Authority
- [Cardinia Creek South (formerly McPherson)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cardinia-creek-south/) - Amendment C221 to Casey Planning Scheme The Cardinia Creek South Precinct Structure Plan (formerly McPherson) was approved by the Minister for Planning in December 2018 and gazetted in January 2019 under Amendment C221 to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Cardinia Creek South Precinct Structure Plan,
- [Beveridge Central Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/beveridge-central/) - Amendment GC55 to the Mitchell and Whittlesea Planning Schemes The Beveridge Central Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning in December 2018 and gazetted on 17 January 2019 under Amendment GC55 to the Mitchell and Whittlesea Planning Schemes. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Beveridge Central Precinct
- [Lancefield Road Precinct Structure Plan and Infrastructure Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/lancefield-road/) - Amendment C208 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Lancefield Road Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 17 January 2019 under Amendment C208 to the Hume Planning Scheme. The PSP was most recently amended under Amendment C261hume to the Hume Planning Scheme, gazetted on 6 June 2022. To
- [Sunbury South Precinct Structure Plan and Infrastructure Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/sunbury-south/) - Amendment C207 to the Hume Planning Scheme The Sunbury South Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 17 January 2019 under Amendment C207 to the Hume Planning Scheme. The PSP was most recently amended under Amendment C261hume to the Hume Planning Scheme, gazetted on 6 June 2022. To
- [PMP Printing Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/pmp-printing-precinct/) - Amendment C156mona to the Monash Planning Scheme The PMP Printing Development Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 10 September 2021 under Amendment C156mona to the Monash Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the PMP Printing Precinct - Comprehensive Development Plan, refer to: PMP
- [Wantirna Health Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/wantirna-health/) - Amendment C185knox to the Knox Planning Scheme The Wantirna Health Precinct West Comprehensive Development Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 30 August 2024 under Amendment C185knox to the Knox Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Wantirna Health Precinct West Comprehensive Development Plan, refer
- [Caulfield Station Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/caulfield-station-precinct/) - Caulfield Station Precinct Structure Plan - Status The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has concluded its preparation of a Key Ideas paper for the Caulfield station precinct. The work will enable council to prepare a draft structure plan and planning scheme amendment for the future development of the precinct. Responsibility for future planning work will be
- [Cremorne Place Implementation Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/cremorne/) - Cremorne Place Implementation Plan The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has released the Cremorne Place Implementation Plan (PDF) (the plan) to guide the development of Cremorne as a thriving global innovation precinct. The plan was developed in partnership with the City of Yarra, in consultation with the Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions (DJPR) and Department of
- [Donnybrook-Woodstock Infrastructure Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/donnybrook-woodstock-icp/) - Amendment GC198 to the Mitchell and Whittlesea Planning Schemes The Donnybrook-Woodstock Infrastructure Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 26 May 2022. Amendment GC198 updates and corrects inconsistencies within the Donnybrook-Woodstock Infrastructure Contributions Plan and gives effect to these changes by amending Schedule 1 of the Infrastructure Contributions Overlay in
- [Beveridge North West](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/beveridge-north-west/) - Amendment C158mith to the Mitchell Planning Scheme The Beveridge North West Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 5 August 2025 under Amendment C158mith to the Mitchell Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Beveridge North West Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Beveridge
- [Minta Farm Infrastructure Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/minta-farm-icp/) - Amendment C269case to the Casey Planning Scheme The Minta Farm Infrastructure Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 24 June 2021 under Amendment C269case to the Casey Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Minta Farm Infrastructure Contributions Plan, refer to: Minta Farm Infrastructure
- [Shepparton Health and Tertiary Education Precincts](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/shepparton-health-and-tertiary-education-precincts/) - Shepparton Health and Tertiary Education Precincts Action Plan The Shepparton Health and Tertiary Education Precincts Action Plan (Action Plan) provides a framework to attract and align investment to grow Shepparton as a health and tertiary education destination. It aims to support the expansion of important health and tertiary education facilities, leading to increased employment opportunities
- [Sunbury South and Lancefield Road Infrastructure Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/sunbury-south-lancefield-road-icp/) - Amendment C243hume to the Hume Planning Scheme The Sunbury South and Lancefield Road Infrastructure Contribution Plan was gazetted on 6 June 2022 under Amendment C243hume to the Hume Planning Scheme. The amendment replaces the 'Interim' ICP which was gazetted in the Hume Planning Scheme on 5 December 2019 as part of Amendment C230hume. To view a
- [Beveridge Central Infrastructure Contributions Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/beveridge-central-infrastructure-contributions-plan/) - Amendment C145mith to the Mitchell Planning Scheme The Beveridge Central Infrastructure Contributions Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 24 June 2021 under Amendment C145mith to the Mitchell Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Beveridge Central Infrastructure Contributions Plan, refer to: Beveridge Central ICP
- [Wallan East PSP (Part 1)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/wallan-east/) - Wallan East Precinct Structure Plan (Part 1) A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields On 23 October, the Premier and Minister for Planning announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields. This is Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields, with 27 additional greenfield areas to commence planning over the next
- [Braybrook Regeneration Project](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/braybrook-regeneration-project/) - Braybrook Regeneration Project As a result of the expansion of the Victorian Government’s Activity Centres Program the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has concluded work on the Braybrook Regeneration Project in its current form. This includes the preparation of the Braybrook Urban Design Framework (UDF), Braybrook Development Contributions Plan (DCP) and draft planning scheme amendment. The
- [Greenvale North (Part 2)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/greenvale-north-2/) - Amendment C273hume to the Hume Planning Scheme The Greenvale North (Part 2) Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 23 September 2025 under Amendment C273hume to the Hume Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Greenvale North (Part 2) PSP, refer to: Greenvale
- [Rockbank South PSP & ICP](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/rockbank-south/) - Rockbank South PSP & ICP A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields On 23 October, the Premier and Minister for Planning announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields. This is Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields, with 27 additional greenfield areas to commence planning over the next 10
- [Small Lot Housing Code 2](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/slhc2/) - Small Lot Housing Code, November 2024 Amendment GC206 updated the Small Lot Housing Code (the Code) in the growth area council’s planning schemes. Following the review of the 2019 version of the Code and consultation with developers, the Code was updated to address recurring misinterpretations and introduce a new typology. To view a copy of
- [Student Planner Program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/student-planner-program-2025/) - Student Planner Program Gain real world experience on state-significant planning projects at the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA). We’re looking for three people to join our Student Planner Program. Our program offers 60+ days of paid work, training and mentorship, and priority access to our Graduate Program for ongoing recruitment. Applications are now closed. Why join
- [Moonee Ponds Creek](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/moonee-ponds-creek/) - This project was removed from the VPA work program. This page was archived in October 2024. Moonee Ponds Creek Implementation Plan The Moonee Ponds Creek is a unifying north-south spine linking several central city urban renewal precincts. It is an under-utilised biodiversity and community asset. Before European settlement, the Moonee Ponds Creek was a travel
- [Riverwalk Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/riverwalk-precinct-structure-plan/) - Amendment C096 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Riverwalk Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 27 August 2009 under Amendment C096 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Riverwalk Precinct Structure Plan, refer to: Riverwalk - Werribee - Development
- [Truganina Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/truganina-employment-area/) - Amendment C124 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme The Truganina Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 22 December 2009 under Amendment C124 to the Wyndham Planning Scheme. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, including the Truganina Employment Area Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions
- [Clyde South](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/clyde-south/) - Clyde South The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading the preparation of a precinct structure plan (PSP) and infrastructure contributions plan (ICP) for the Clyde South precinct, working in partnership with Casey City Council, state government agencies and service authorities. The Clyde South precinct is located 46km southeast of central Melbourne and 4.4km southeast of
- [Werribee Junction & Mambourin East](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/werribee-junction-mambourin-east/) - Werribee Junction & Mambourin East The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is leading the concurrent preparation of the Werribee Junction and Mambourin East Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) and Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP). The VPA is undertaking preliminary technical investigations to inform detailed planning for these precincts and is working in partnership with Wyndham City Council, state government agencies
- [Preston Market Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/preston/) - Amendment C182dare to the Darebin Planning Scheme Amendment C182dare to the Darebin Planning Scheme was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on Monday 7 August 2023. To view a copy of the final amendment documentation, refer to: C182dare Incorporated Plan – Preston Market Permit Exemptions (GJM Heritage, July 2023) Approval Gazetted (PDF) C182dare
- [Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/psp-guidelines/) - Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria The Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines: New Communities in Victoria (PDF) (the Guidelines) are a Victorian Government initiative to ensure the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and other planning authorities prepare plans for places that enable best practice, liveable new communities. The purpose of the Guidelines is to provide
- [Third-Party Funding](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/third-party-funding/) - Third-Party Funding The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is a State Government statutory authority that reports to the Minister for Planning. The VPA prepares integrated land use, built form and infrastructure plans for significant precincts and places in growing Victorian cities, suburbs, and regions. Because the VPA is only partly funded from state government budget allocations,
- [PSP 2.0](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/psp-2-0/) - PSP 2.0 The PSP 2.0 process sets aspirational targets including co-design of the Precinct Structure Plan (PSP), streamlining PSP preparation and optimising the PSP product to embrace innovation, delivering government policy. The 2.0 process aims to: Co-design of a Place-Based Plan Achieve up-front, early resolution of issues Gain better and earlier information on infrastructure demands
- [Broadmeadows Activity Centre](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/broadmeadows/) - Broadmeadows Activity Centre The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more information about the program, what
- [Camberwell Junction Activity Centre](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/camberwelljunction/) - Camberwell Junction Activity Centre The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more information about the program,
- [Chadstone Activity Centre](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/chadstone/) - Chadstone Activity Centre The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more information about the program, what
- [Ringwood Activity Centre](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/ringwood/) - Ringwood Activity Centre The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more information about the program, what
- [Epping Activity Centre](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/epping/) - Epping Activity Centre The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more information about the program, what
- [Frankston Activity Centre](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/frankston/) - Frankston Activity Centre The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more information about the program, what
- [Moorabbin Activity Centre](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/moorabbin/) - Moorabbin Activity Centre The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more information about the program, what
- [Niddrie (Keilor Road) & North Essendon Activity Centres](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/niddrie-northessendon/) - Niddrie (Keilor Road) & North Essendon Activity Centres The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more
- [Preston (High Street) Activity Centre](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/preston-high-street/) - Preston (High Street) Activity Centre The VPA’s work on the Pilot Program for 10 Melbourne Activity Centres is now complete The VPA planners will continue to prepare the plans to enable to the delivery of the next phase of the Activity Centres Program with the Department of Transport and Planning. For more information about the
- [East Werribee Employment Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/east-werribee-employment-precinct/) - East Werribee Employment Precinct The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has completed the structure planning for the East Werribee precinct. The broader future of the precinct is a matter for the Victorian Government and is being managed by the new Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions (DJPR). The East Werribee precinct is part of the wider
- [Western Geelong Growth Area Precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/western-geelong-growth-area/) - Western Geelong Growth Area Precinct The City of Greater Geelong is the Planning Authority for the preparation of Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plans (ICP) within the Western Geelong Growth Area. The first of these PSPs is the Creamery Road PSP which has commenced. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has completed their advisory
- [Alternative Delivery Program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/alternative-delivery-program/) - Program Overview The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has established an Alternative Delivery Program. The Program aims to deliver planning projects or parts of projects in different ways. This will primarily be achieved by enabling proponents and their consultants to prepare parts of or all planning documents (e.g. Precinct Structure Plans, draft planning scheme amendment documents,
- [PSP 2.0 Stakeholder Engagement protocol](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/psp-2-0-stakeholder-engagement-protocol/) - The VPA's Commitment Why - Our Values We are responsive to, and engaged with, all stakeholders at all times. We will keep you informed, listen to you and acknowledge your concerns and aspirations, and provide feedback on how your input influenced the decision. Our ultimate objective is to create plans that deliver community benefit consistent

## Project-Subpages

- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-291/) - Project Status Update - August 2026 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is currently reviewing all submissions and finalising responses, which are expected to be provided to submitters in the coming weeks. The VPA previously advised that, if required, this project may be referred to a Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) hearing, with the following indicative dates: A Directions
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-279/) - Project Status Update - June 2026 We have progressed the planning for the Merrimu precinct by continuing to review and resolve submissions that were received during the public consultation period (6 March to 9 April 2026). Since our last update in April 2026, we have: Met with a number of key submitters to resolve issues.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-290/) - Project Status Update - July 2026 Since our last update in May 2026, we have concluded the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) process. The SAC was conducted between 19 and 29 May 2026. The SAC is an independent panel appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how to address key issues. For more information and to track the progress
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-275/) - Project Status Update - May 2026 Since our last update in December 2025, public consultation on the draft amendment, which ran from 1 December 2025 through to 13 February 2026, has concluded. In total, 26 submissions were received. The VPA Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) is an independent committee appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-288/) - Project Status Update - June 2026 We have continued progressing planning for the Parwan Employment Precinct including completion of the Agency Validation process and advancement of key technical work. Since our last update in April 2026, we have: Conducted targeted ecological value surveys. Finalised technical reports for arboriculture and habitat assessments for the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED). In the coming months, we will be focused on reviewing submissions from Agency
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-289/) - Project Status Update – June 2026 Since our last update in April 2026, we have received the Standing Advisory Committee’s (SAC) Report for the East of Aberline PSP and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). The SAC is an independent panel appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how to address key issues. The SAC
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-270/) - Project Status Update – April 2026 Since our last update in February 2026, we have concluded the East for Aberline Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) process. The process ran from 24 March to 9 April 2026. The VPA SAC is an independent panel appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how to address key
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-267/) - Project Status Update - April 2026 Since our last update in February 2026, we have progressed technical studies and actively engaged with stakeholders to inform preparation of the draft Precinct Structure Plan for Agency Validation. This included: Meetings with landowners to discuss their aspirations for the precinct. Preparing a draft PSP and associated documentation in
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-287/) - Project Status Update – June 2026 We are currently finalising the plan for Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows. We have received the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) report and undertaken a detailed review of its findings. We have also engaged with relevant stakeholders to inform our response to the SAC recommendations and are incorporating
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-276/) - Project Status Update – April 2026 We have continued to progress planning for Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows. Tranche 2 of the VPA Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) hearing was held from 23 February to 17 March 2026. Following this, we are continuing to refine the PSPs in response to submissions and panel feedback
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-286/) - Project Status Update - June 2026 Since our last update in April 2026, we have continued to progress planning for the Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP. We have reviewed and resolved all submissions with key agencies, landowners, and community groups. Consequently, we will not be referring submissions to a Standing Advisory Committee. We are
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-271/) - Project Status Update - April 2026 Since our last update in March 2026, we have continued to progress planning for the Cardinia Creek South Part 2 PSP. Public consultation on the draft amendment (C306case) was conducted from 6 March to 12 April 2026. In total, 13 submissions were received and we continue to engage with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-265/) - Project Status Update – April 2026 We have progressed the planning for the Melton East PSP by packaging and finalising the PSP and Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP). We are also progressing the land valuation process with the Valuer’s General Victoria (VGV) and relevant landowners. Since our last update in February, we have: Completed quality assurance reviews of the PSP and ICP in preparation for submission. Progressed
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-285/) - Project Status Update - June 2026 We have continued to progress planning for the Derrimut Fields PSP by finalising the pitching report and drafting the Vision and Purpose statements. All technical studies are now underway. Since our last update in April 2026, we have: Finalised procurement of consultants and all technical studies are now underway.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-269/) - Project Status Update - April 2026 We have continued to progress planning for the Derrimut Fields PSP by finalising the pitching report and Vision and Purpose statements. Technical studies are underway with procurement progressing for the remaining technical studies. Since our last update in February 2026, we have: Progressed and continued procurement for technical studies.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-284/) - Project Status Update - June 2026 We have progressed planning for the Kororoit (Part 2) PSP by continuing the preparation of background studies and engaging with key stakeholders on emerging issues. Since our last update in April 2026, we have: Continued to progress preparation of background studies. Commenced preparation of the PSP and planning scheme amendment
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-278/) - Project Status Update - April 2026 We have progressed planning for the Kororoit (Part 2) PSP by continuing preparation of background studies and engaging with Melbourne Water, Wurundjeri Aboriginal Corporation and other key stakeholders on emerging issues. Since our last update in February 2026, we have: Finalised the precinct land capability and arboriculture assessments. Further progressed preparation of other background studies. In the coming months, we will be focused on finalising draft
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-283/) - Project Status Update - June 2026 We continue to collaborate with government areas to support the future development of the Northern Freight Precinct (NFP) and surrounding areas. This includes the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT) in the north of the precinct. Since our last update in April 2026, we have: Continued to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-263/) - Project Status Update - April 2026 We have been collaborating across the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to provide planning services and advice supporting the future development of the Northern Freight Precinct (NFP) and surrounding areas. This includes the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT) in the northern part of the precinct. Since the approval of the BIFT Stage 1A
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-282/) - Project Status Update – June 2026 Since our last update in April 2026, we have received the Standing Advisory Committee’s (SAC) Report for the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). The SAC is an independent panel appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how to address key issues. The SAC have provided advice relating to: Development
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-273/) - Project Status Update – April 2026 Since our last update in February 2026, we have completed the VPA Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) process. A SAC is an independent panel appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how to address unresolved submissions. The SAC provided advice relating to drainage, transport, development contributions and education
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-281/) - Project Status Update – June 2026 We have progressed the planning for Bannockburn South East by initiating final updates to technical work supporting the Development Contributions Plan (DCP) in line with the findings of the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC). The SAC is an independent panel appointed to provide advice to the project team on how
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-268/) - Project Status Update – April 2026 Since our last update in February 2026, we are continuing to update and finalise the technical work package in response to recommendations from the Standing Advisory Committee. Specifically, we have completed: A road safety audit for Burnside Road, between 499 Burnside Road and the Hamilton Highway. An updated drainage
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-280/) - Project Status Update – June 2026 Since our last update in April 2026, we have concluded the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) process. The SAC Hearing ran from 29 April to 19 May 2026. The SAC is an independent committee appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how to address key issues. The SAC
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-264/) - Project Status Update – April 2026 Since our last update in February 2026, we have reviewed and responded to the 57 submissions received during the public consultation period which ran from 13 November to 11 December 2025. The Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) process has recently commenced. The SAC is an independent committee appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-272/) - Project Status Update - April 2026 Since our last update in March 2026, we have prepared draft Amendment C109moor to the Moorabool Planning Scheme for the Merrimu Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions Plan. Public consultation on the draft Amendment was conducted from 6 March through to 9 April 2026. In total, 81 submissions were received and we spoke with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-250/) - Project Status Update - February 2026 We have progressed planning for the Kororoit (Part 2) PSP by continuing preparation of background studies and engaging with Melbourne Water, Wurundjeri Aboriginal Corporation and other key stakeholders on emerging issues. Since our last update in November, we have: Commenced preparation of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment for the precinct. Progressed preparation of other background studies. Commenced the review of
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-277/) - Project Status Update – May 2026 We continue to progress the planning for the Inner West Employment Zoning. We conducted public consultation from 16 February to 22 March 2026 and received a of total 57 submissions. We are currently working to review and resolve all submissions. As part of this process, we will update the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-257/) - Project Status Update – February 2026 We have progressed the planning for IWEZ by engaging with agencies and Maribyrnong and Hobson’s Bay Council’s while preparing for public consultation. Public consultation for IWEZ commenced on 16 February 2026 and will close on 13 March 2026. We will be holding an online session on Tuesday 3 March 2026 at 6:00pm. You can read more about the project or register your interest for the online session via the Engage Victoria site here.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-260/) - Project Status Update – February 2026 Planning for the Devon Meadows and Casey Fields South (Employment) precincts has progressed following the first tranche of the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) hearing in October 2025. Since then, we have actioned and investigated a range of matters raised during that hearing while working closely with landowners and other submitters to resolve or narrow the issues to be considered at
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-246/) - Project Status Update - December 2025 We have prepared a draft amendment (C296gben) to the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme to deliver the Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct (BREP). Public consultation is open from 1 December 2025 and will conclude on 13 February 2026. In-person and online sessions will be held within this consultation period for community members to learn
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-274/) - Project Status Updates – April 2026 The Ballarat IGAF has been approved by the Minister for Planning, providing strategic advice on the staging and sequencing of residential growth areas in Ballarat. The IGAF will guide growth in the City of Ballarat, in line with the objectives of Plan for Victoria. It will provide where planning
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-112/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 Since our last update in November 2023, we have been working with the Department of Transport and Planning to finalise the Ballarat Infrastructure Growth Alignment Framework (IGAF). We have nearly completed our analysis and advice on: Whether there is sufficient land to maintain a 15-year supply of residential land
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-248/) - Project Status Update – February 2026 Since our last update in November 2025, we have reviewed and responded to 63 submissions received during the public consultation period. The next stage of the project is the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) process. The SAC is an independent panel appointed to provide recommendations to the project team on how to address unresolved submissions. The
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-262/) - Project Status Update - March 2026 The VPA has prepared draft Amendment (C109moor) to the Moorabool Planning Scheme for the Merrimu Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions Plan. The VPA has commenced public consultation on draft Amendment C109moor. Consultation runs from Friday 6 March until Thursday 9 April. The draft amendment proposes to rezone the precinct, introduce a Development Contributions Plan and make other changes to the Moorabool
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-261/) - Project Status Update - March 2026 The VPA has prepared a draft amendment (C306case) to the Casey Planning Scheme to deliver the Cardinia Creek South Part 2 Precinct Structure Plan. The draft amendment rezones the Cardinia Creek South (Part 2) area to Urban Growth Zone Schedule 12 (UGZ12), amends the extend of the Heritage Overlay (HO16) and makes changes to the incorporated Precinct Structure Plan to include
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-252/) - Project Status Update – February 2026 Since our last update in November 2025, we have reviewed and responded to the 45 submissions received during the public consultation period which ran from 19 September 2025 to 20 October 2025. The next stage of the project is the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) process. The SAC is an independent panel appointed to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-254/) - Project Status Update - February 2026 We have progressed the planning for the Derrimut Fields PSP by finalising Third Party Funding agreements and commencing the project. Since our last update in November, we have: Finalised Third Party Funding for the project. Held in-person and online pitching sessions with all landowners and key agencies. Commenced procurement for technical studies for the precinct. In the coming months, we will be focused
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-251/) - Project Status Update – February 2026 Since our last update in November 2025, we have: Received the project Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) Report in December 2025. Engaged with stakeholders and agencies to progress recommendations relating to drainage and transport. Instructed consultants to update and finalise technical work. Commenced updating of the project’s documents to capture recommended changes. Transport Strategy Over the next couple
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-256/) - Project Status Update - February 2026 Since our last update in November 2025, we have progressed the planning for the Parwan Employment Precinct by undertaking technical studies to inform the draft place based plan and PSP documentation. This includes: Continued to investigate opportunities and constraints, public transport, and land use. Met with: Eight developers/landowners to discuss their aspirations for the precinct and provide an overview of the PSP process. Greater Western Water to discuss recycled
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-266/) - Project Status Update - April 2026 We have progressed the planning for the Merrifield North PSP by continuing technical studies, while actively engaging with precinct stakeholders, including landowners on the Third Party Funding (TFP) Agreements. Since our last update in November 2025, we have: Shared the Merrifield North – Vision and Purpose Report (VPA) March
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-249/) - Project Status Update - February 2026 We have progressed the planning for the Merrifield North PSP by commencing technical studies, preparing Third Party Funding Agreements, while actively engaging with precinct stakeholders. Since our last update in November 2025, we have: Completed the Final Vision & Purpose Preliminary Report October 2025. This has been shared with all stakeholders and will be uploaded to the VPA Merrifield North project website
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-253/) - Project Status Update – February 2026 We have progressed the planning for the Melton East PSP by packaging and finalising the PSP and Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP). We are also progressing the land valuation process with relevant landowners. Since our last update in November, we have: Finalised the PSP to be ready for submission. Progressed the land valuation process by requesting a valuers conference with the Valuer’s General Victoria (VGV) to address the disputed valuations. In the coming months, we will be
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-258/) - Project Status Update – February 2026 Since our last update in November 2025, public consultation on the draft Amendment was undertaken from 13 November to 11 December 2025, during which 56 submissions were received. During consultation, we held in-person and online sessions for community members to ask questions and learn more about the GAEP. In
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-255/) - Project Status Update - February 2026 We have been collaborating across the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to deliver planning services and advice to support the future development of the Northern Freight Precinct (NFP) and surrounding areas, including the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT) in the northern part of the NFP. Following
- [Property Access](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/property-access/) - Property Access Over the course of the project, the VPA or its representatives may require access to landholdings in the precinct to undertake technical studies to inform development of the precinct plan. Access remains entirely at the landowner’s discretion, however, failure to provide access may mean that further work will be required to determine development
- [Landowners](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/landowners-5/) - Landowners – Register Your Information The Northern Freight Precinct is in the pre-commencement phase. Please fill out the fields below to register your contact details to: Stay in touch with project updates Indicate your interest in funding For information on privacy, please refer to the VPA's Privacy Policy.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-233/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Merrimu Precinct by continuing to refine the place-based plan and Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) in preparation for formal engagement with state agencies. Since our last update in September, we have: Confirmed the appointment of Insight Planning Consultants to provide additional planning resources to facilitate the timely progression of work on the precinct. Appointed Tract to produce a Residential Capacity Testing report focusing on four key
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-243/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Cardinia Creek South Part 2 Precinct by engaging with stakeholders to validate the vision and draft structure plan. Since our last update in September, we have: Finalised procurement and commenced technical work to assess utility capability, Aboriginal cultural heritage and transport within the precinct. Conducted a workshop with government agencies, local councils and landowners to review and validate the Cardinia Creek South PSP vision,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-247/) - Project Status Update – December 2025 Due to scheduling constraints outside the VPA’s control, the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) hearing that was scheduled to commence in October could not conclude as planned. As a result, the hearing has been split into two tranches. Tranche 1 was held over four days between 15 October 2025 and 25 October 2025 and Tranche 2 has been rescheduled for
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-236/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Clyde South Precinct by hosting two online landowner information sessions and completed an expression of interest process for Third Party Funding. In the coming months, we will be focused on contacting landowners who have expressed an interest in funding the planning process and negotiating funding agreements. Previous
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-259/) - Project Status Update - February 2026 As part of the next stage of the project, we are finalising Third Party funding agreements with landowners. Since our last update in November, we have: Prepared the Clyde South Due Diligence report for public release. Continued discussions with landowners about funding arrangements in preparation for formal precinct planning. Started preparing request for quotation documents for key background studies needed for the next
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-239/) - Project Status Update – November 2025 We have prepared a draft amendment (C477ggee) to the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme to deliver the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct (GAEP). Public consultation is open from 13 November 2025 and will conclude on 11 December 2025. In-person and online sessions will be held within this consultation period for community members to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-240/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 We are hosting an online project recommencement session on 26 November 2025 at 5:00pm. If you would like to attend, please check the Overview section. Since our last update in September 2025, we have progressed the planning for the Parwan Employment Precinct by: Commenced updates to the following
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-234/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 We have been working collaboratively across the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to provide planning services and guidance for the future development of the Northern Freight Precinct (NFP) and surrounding areas, supporting the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT), located in the northern section of the NFP. Since the Minister for Planning approved the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-245/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 We have begun the pre-commencement phase for the Derrimut Fields PSP by preparing the project scope and holding and introductory session with landowners to introduce the precinct and discuss Third Party Funding (TPF) arrangements for the project. In the coming months, we will be focused on finalising the project scope, securing TPF, holding pitching sessions
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-244/) - Project Status Update – November 2025 The Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) has recently provided its report for the Melton East PSP. We are now working with stakeholders to finalise the amendment for submission to the Minister for Planning. Since our last update in October, we have: Reviewed and implemented changes from the SAC Report. Engaged with agencies
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-237/) - Project Status Updates – November 2025 Since our last update in October, we undertook public consultation between 19 September and 20 October 2025. During the consultation period we held two in-person events in Warrnambool as well as online sessions for community members to ask questions and learn more about the East of Abeline PSP. A
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-238/) - Project Status Update – November 2025 Since our last update, we’ve now completed the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) process which was held between 20 October 2025 to 31 October 2025. At the SAC, we sought the advice of the SAC on five key items: Development contributions The transport network Drainage infrastructure The cultural and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-241/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 Since our last update in September 2025, we have progressed planning for Kororoit (Part 2) PSP by: Continuing engagement with key stakeholders on project timelines and emerging issues. Continuing preparation of background studies and site investigations to inform precinct planning. In the coming months, we will be focused on reviewing draft findings from background studies and preparing the initial place-based plan. Previous Project
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-242/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 We have progressed planning for the Merrifield North PSP by successfully completing the Visioning and Purpose phase for the project. In addition, we will continue progressing the Third Party Funding (TPF) process and required technical inputs, while actively engaging with precinct stakeholders, including landowners. Since our last project status
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-235/) - Project Status Update – November 2025 Since our last update in September, we held public consultation between 19 September to 20 October and received a number of community submissions. During the consultation period we had in-person and online sessions for community members to ask questions and learn more about the Ballarat North PSP. In
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-154/) - Project Status Update – November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Werribee Junction and Mambourin East are part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-225/) - Project Status Update – September 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Casey Fields South (Employment) & Devon Meadows precincts by reviewing submissions, working towards resolving submission items, and updating the amendment documents for the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) hearing. Since our last update in July, we have: Reviewed and provided formal responses to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-232/) - Project Status Update - November 2025 Since our last update in September, we have progressed the preparation of the draft planning scheme amendment (PSA) documentation for upcoming public consultation. The draft planning scheme amendment for the Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct proposes to rezone the precinct to Industrial 1 Zone and apply a Development Plan Overlay to guide its future development.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-231/) - Project Status Update – October 2025 The VPA and the Minister for Planning have received the Standing Advisory Committee’s Report for the Melton East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP). We are working with stakeholders to finalise the amendment for consideration by the Minister for Planning. The Committee’s Report will be released
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-226/) - Project Status Update - September 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Cardinia Creek South Part 2 precinct by engaging with stakeholders to refine the scope of the structure plan while identifying opportunities to streamline the draft amendment. Since our last update in July, we have: Continued to refine the scope of required technical
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-218/) - Project Status Update - September 2025 We have progressed planning for the Merrifield North PSP by successfully completing the pitching phase for the project. We will continue progressing Third Party Funding (TPF) and technical inputs, while actively engaging with stakeholders and landowners. Since our last project status update in July 2025, we have: Completed the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-220/) - Project Status Update - September 2025 Since our last update in July 2025, we have progressed planning for Kororoit (Part 2) PSP by: Continuing engagement with key stakeholders on project timelines and emerging issues. Commencing preparation of the background studies and site investigations to inform precinct planning. In the coming months, we will be focused
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-224/) - Project Status Update - September 2025 Since our last update in July 2025, we have continued to rescope the project and audit the existing body of technical work that was undertaken prior to the project being paused. This includes: Reviewing all technical work to ensure compliance with current legislation while assessing which additional studies are
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-229/) - Project Status Update – September 2025 Changes to the delivery of the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct We have decided to deliver the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct (GAEP) using an alternate delivery pathway to a Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contribution Plan. While the draft amendment prepared for consultation continues to plan for the Greater Avalon
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-223/) - Project Status Update – September 2025 Following consultation on the draft amendment, we have progressed the planning for Bannockburn South East by resolving submissions, amending documentation and preparing for the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC). Since our last update in July 2025, we have: Responded to all submissions by either resolving them directly or referring them
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-230/) - Project Status Updates – October 2025 East of Aberline Consultation Update & Drainage Technical Report Revision The VPA has prepared a draft amendment (C217warr) to the Warrnambool Planning Scheme to implement the East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP), guiding future development in the area. Public consultation is currently open
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-222/) - Project Status Update - September 2025 We have sent out an expression of interest to precinct landowners regarding third party funding and land access. In addition, we will be hosting two online landowner information sessions on the 23 September and 29 September 2025. More details on these information sessions, including how to register, can be found
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-227/) - Project Status Update – September 2025 We have prepared a draft amendment (C256ball) to the Ballarat Planning Scheme to implement the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP), Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (NVPP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP) to guide future development in the area. Public consultation is open from 19 September 2025 and will conclude
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-217/) - Project Status Update - September 2025 We have been collaborating across the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to provide planning services and guidance for the future development of the NFP and its surrounding areas to support the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT), located in the north of the NFP. On 15
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-219/) - Project Status Update - September 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Merrimu Precinct by continuing to refine the place-based plan and precinct structure plan in preparation for formal engagement with state agencies. Since our last update in July, we have: Engaged additional planning expertise to boost resources on the project. Met with a
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-216/) - Project Status Update - September 2025 The draft planning scheme amendment of the Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct proposes to rezone the precinct to Industrial 1 Zone while applying a Development Plan Overlay to guide its future development. Since our last update in May, we have progressed the preparation of the draft planning scheme amendment (PSA)
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-221/) - Project Status Update – September 2025 The VPA Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) recently concluded on 6 August 2025 after sitting for five weeks. Since our last update in July, we have: Attended the VPA SAC Panel from 7 July to 6 August where 26 parties participated and provided submissions/evidence. Facilitated the Infrastructure Contributions Plan
- [Landowner Information](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/clyde-south-landowner-information-survey/) - Clyde South – Landowner Information Survey Thank you for your interest in engaging with the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) through the planning of the Clyde South Precinct Structure Plan (the project). The VPA is collecting information from landowners regarding: Expressions of interest in entering a funding agreement with the VPA to progress the PSP Access
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-228/) - Project Status Updates – September 2025 We have prepared a draft amendment (C217warr) to the Warrnambool Planning Scheme. This amendment will implement the East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP) to guide future development in the area. Public consultation is open from 19 September 2025 and will conclude on 20
- [Stakeholders](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/landowners-4/)
- [Landowners](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/landowners-3/) - Landowners – Register Your Information The Derrimut Fields PSP is in the pre-commencement phase. Please fill out the fields below to register your contact details to: Stay in touch with project updates Indicate your interest in funding For information on privacy, please refer to the VPA's Privacy Policy.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-195/) - Project Status Update – May 2025 We have been working with the City of Greater Geelong to progress planning for the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct. Since our last update in January 2025, we have: Commenced council and State Agency Consultation. Progressed Flooding & Drainage, Biodiversity, Transport and Utilities Assessments. Published the Historical Cultural Heritage Impact
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-202/) - Project Status Updates – July 2025 Since our last update in May 2025, we have progressed the planning of the East of Aberline PSP by: Meeting with key partners and stakeholders to resolve outstanding issues within the PSP, including the Warrnambool City Council, landowners, Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation, Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Change
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-203/) - Project Status Update – July 2025 Since our last update in May, we have progressed the planning for the Ballarat North PSP by: Finalising our amendments to the draft PSP package to align with feedback from government agencies. Commencing the draft of our Development Contribution Plan (DCP) with consideration for preliminary functional costings for drainage
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-214/) - Project Status Update - July 2025 Planning for the Cardinia Creek South Part 2 precinct has now formally commenced. The project is being delivered through a partnership between the City of Casey and the VPA. Council will lead the initial phase of the project, which will involve undertaking required technical work to complement the existing
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-215/) - Project Status Update – July 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) by reviewing submissions received during public consultation and working to address and resolve issues where possible. Since our last update in March, we have: Successfully completed the public consultation process where
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-210/) - Project Status Update - July 2025 We have recommenced planning for the Parwan Employment Precinct Structure Plan. Prior to the project being paused in 2023, a substantial body of work had been commissioned. We are rescoping the project to determine the status of technical work and to confirm the process and timeframes in order to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-211/) - Project Status Update – July 2025 We have progressed the planning for Bannockburn South East PSP by holding public consultation on the draft amendment package which closed on 15 June, 2025. We are now reviewing and responding to the 50 submissions that were received. Since our last update in May 2025, we have: Undertaken
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-213/) - Project Status Update - July 2025 Planning for the Clyde South Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is now underway, following the Victorian Government’s announcement on 15 May. The PSP will help guide the delivery of new homes and local jobs creating a connected and vibrant community. More details will be shared in the VPA’s 2025–26 Business
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-207/) - Project Status Update – July 2025 We have progressed planning for the Melton East PSP by reviewing the 41 submissions received from community members, landowners, developers and relevant agencies following the public consultation period. We have been working towards resolving submission items, prior to the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC), by holding one-on-one submitter meetings, a
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-206/) - Project Status Update - July 2025 Since our last update in May 2025, we have progressed planning for Kororoit (Part 2) PSP by: Continuing engagement with key stakeholders on project timelines and emerging issues. Commencing preparation of the background studies to inform the precinct. In the coming months, we will be focused on reviewing draft
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-204/) - Project Status Update - July 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Merrimu PSP by continuing to work with stakeholders and Moorabool Shire Council. Since our last update in May 2025, we have: Finalised updates to: Landscape and Visual Character Assessment Integrated Water Management Assessment Continued the refinement and updates to: Integrated Transport Assessment
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-212/) - Project Status Update - July 2025 We have progressed planning for the Merrifield North PSP by successfully completing the pitching phase for the project. We will continue work on Third Party Funding (TPF) and technical inputs, as well as active engagement with stakeholders and landowners. Since our last project status update in January 2025, we
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-205/) - Project Status Update - July 2025 We have been collaborating with the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to provide planning services and guidance for the future development of the NFP and its surrounding areas to support the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT). We have continued planning for the precinct by progressing
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-193/) - Project Status Update - May 2025 The Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct (BREP) is identified as a priority in both Plan for Victoria and Victoria’s Economic Growth Statement. To support long-term economic growth in the region, the VPA, in partnership with the City of Greater Bendigo and key government stakeholders, are preparing a precinct planning framework
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-208/) - Project Status Update - July 2025 The Greenvale North (Part 2) Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) has been finalised and provided to the Minister for Planning for consideration. Further updates on the project's gazettal will be communicated and announced in due course. Previous Project Status Updates Project Status Update - May 2025 Project Status Update -
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-209/) - Project Status Update – July 2025 The Victorian Planning Authority and the Minister for Planning have received the Standing Advisory Committee’s Report for the Croskell (Employment) Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plan. We are working with all stakeholders to finalise the amendment for consideration by the Minister for Planning. The Committee’s Report will
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-201/) - Project Status Updates – June 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) by reviewing submissions received during public consultation and working to address and resolve issues where possible. Since our last update in March, we have: Successfully completed the public consultation process where
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-153/) - Project Status Update - November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Cardinia Creek South (Part 2) is a part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-187/) - Project Status Update - April 2025 As outlined in our January stakeholder update, we have completed our due diligence assessment of the precinct which outlined key strategic matters that will need to be worked through as part of the preparation of the precinct structure plan. Clyde South has been identified as part of Horizon
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-167/) - Project Status Update - January 2025 We have progressed the planning for Merrifield North by completing a due diligence assessment and working on key outstanding project issues, specifically those related to Inverlochy Wetland and the Aitken Boulevard extension. Since our last update in November 2024, we have: Prepared a Ministerial Brief regarding the outcomes of
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-188/) - Project Status Updates – May 2025 Public consultation is now open for the Bannockburn South East Precinct Structure Plan. The VPA has prepared a draft amendment (C107gpla) to the Golden Plains Planning Scheme to implement the Bannockburn South East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP) to guide future development in the area.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-189/) - Project Status Update - May 2025 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is formally recommencing planning for the Parwan Employment Precinct, after the project was paused in 2023. The first stage is to update our biodiversity assessment to include an assessment of the habitat of the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED). This assessment is scheduled
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-200/) - Project Status Updates – May 2025 The Victorian Planning Authority and the Minister for Planning have received the Standing Advisory Committee’s report for the Croskell (Employment) PSP and Infrastructure Contributions Plan. The VPA is reviewing the recommendations prior to releasing the Committee’s report and does not have confirmed timing for public release of the report
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-198/) - Project Status Updates - May 2025 The Greenvale North (Part 2) Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is being finalised for consideration by the Minister for Planning. Further updates on the project's gazettal will be communicated and announced in due course. Previous Project Status Updates Project Status Updates - March 2025 Project Status Updates - January 2025
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-199/) - Project Status Updates – May 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Melton East PSP by facilitating public consultation on the Melton East Precinct Structure Plan, Infrastructure Contributions Plan and accompanying draft amendments from 3 March to 31 March 2025. From this consultation a number of submissions were received from community members, landowners, developers
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-190/) - Project Status Updates – May 2025 Since our last update in March 2025, we have progressed planning for Kororoit (Part 2) PSP by: Preparing Third Party Funding Agreements. Completing initial engagement with local government and state agencies on the PSP. Appointing consultants to undertake background studies. In the coming months, we will be focused on
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-186/) - Project Status Update - March 2025 The VPA has been collaborating with the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to provide planning services and guidance for the future development of the NFP and its surrounding areas, supporting the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT). We have progressed planning for the precinct by conducting
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-194/) - Project Status Update - May 2025 Since our last update in March, we have progressed the planning for the Merrimu Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) by continuing to work with stakeholders and Moorabool Shire Council. In addition, we have: Commenced the preparation of: Cultural Values Assessment with Wurundjeri Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (NVPP) Continued the refinement
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-191/) - Project Status Updates – May 2025 Since our last update in March, we have progressed the planning for the Ballarat North PSP by: Continuing to amend the draft PSP package to align with feedback from government agencies. Preparing a draft drainage proof of concept. This document is now with agency stakeholders for review. Once the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-192/) - Project Status Updates – May 2025 Since our last update in March 2025, we have progressed the planning of the East of Aberline PSP by: Meeting with key partners and stakeholders including landowners, Warrnambool City Council, Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, Department of Transport and Planning and the Department of Education, to resolve
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-148/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 VPA Business Plan 2024-25 The Minister for Planning has approved the VPA Business Plan 2024-25, outlining our work program and priorities for this financial year. Shepparton South East is on the VPA work program for 2024-25. This is a strong commitment from government for the VPA to get on
- [Landowners](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/landowners-2/) - Landowners – Register Your Information The Merrifield North (Employment) is in the pre-commencement phase. Please fill out the fields below to register your contact details to: Stay in touch with project updates Indicate your interest in funding For information on privacy, please refer to the VPA's Privacy Policy.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-178/) - Project Status Updates – March 2025 We are pleased to announce that public consultation on the Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows Precinct Structure Plan and accompanying draft amendment has commenced as of 3 March 2025. All material is available for download and review on Engage Victoria via engage.vic.gov.au/cfsdm and the Casey Fields South (Employment)
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-184/) - Project Status Updates – March 2025 We have progressed the planning for Croskell (Employment) by reviewing and resolving issues raised by submitters during the public consultation period which ran from 11 September to 9 October 2024. Since our last update in January 2025, we have: Prepared Amendment C296 for a VPA Projects Standing Advisory
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-177/) - Project Status Updates – March 2025 We are pleased to announce that public consultation on the Melton East Precinct Structure Plan, Infrastructure Contributions Plan and accompanying draft amendment has commenced as of 3 March 2025. All material is available for download and review on Engage Victoria via engage.vic.gov.au/meltoneast and the Melton East project page on the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-180/) - Project Status Updates - March 2025 We have progressed the planning for Greenvale North (Part 2) Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) by reviewing and resolving all submissions raised during the consultation period. Since our last update in January 2025, we have: Worked with stakeholders to resolve outstanding submissions which has avoided the need for a VPA
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-197/) - Project Status Update - May 2025 We have continued to work with the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to plan for future development of the NFP and its surrounding areas while supporting the delivery of the Beveridge Interstate Freight Terminal (BIFT). We have continued planning for the precinct by progressing background studies and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-196/) - *****On HOLD - 22/05/2025****** Project Status Updates – May 2025 The Victorian Planning Authority and the Minister for Planning have received the Standing Advisory Committee’s report for the Croskell (Employment) PSP and Infrastructure Contributions Plan. The VPA is reviewing the recommendations prior to releasing the Committee’s report and does not have confirmed timing for public
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-171/) - Project Status Update – January 2025 We have been working with the City of Greater Geelong to progress planning for the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct. Since our last update in November, we have: Finalised the Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment, which can be found in the Supporting Documentation tab below. Progressed the transport, drainage, post-contact
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-185/) - Project Status Update - March 2025 The VPA Business Plan 2024-25 includes the Merrimu Precinct Structure Plan as one of its key projects, supporting the delivery of new Victorian Government initiatives aimed at delivering more homes for Victorians. Since releasing our Business Plan, we have been working with Moorabool Shire Council and our Government partners
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-147/) - Project Status Update - November 2024 VPA Business Plan 2024-25 The Minister for Planning has approved the VPA Business Plan 2024-25, outlining our work program and priorities for this financial year. Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct is on the VPA work program for 2024-25. This is a strong commitment from government for the VPA to get
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-182/) - Project Status Updates – March 2025 We have progressed the planning for the East of Aberline PSP by meeting with landowners and agency stakeholders to resolve outstanding matters. Additionally, we have progressed key technical work, continued to refine the draft PSP and prepared the draft Development Contributions Plan (DCP). Since our last update in
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-181/) - Project Status Updates – March 2025 Since our last update in February, we have progressed the planning for the Ballarat North PSP by: Amending the draft PSP package to align with feedback from government agencies. Progressing the drainage proof of concept. Progressing the transport impact assessment. Continuing to conduct site visits as part of a
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-179/) - Project Status Updates – March 2025 Since our last update in January 2025, we have progressed planning for Kororoit (Part 2) PSP by: Confirming the scope and budget of the project. Reviewing Expressions of Interest (EOI) for Third Party Funding (TPF). Completing initial engagement with local government and state agencies on the PSP. In the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-152/) - Project Status Update - November 2024 The Minister for Planning approved the VPA Business Plan 2024-25, outlining our work program and priorities for this financial year. Parwan Employment is in this year’s VPA Business Plan, meaning we will formally recommence it as a VPA planning project in early 2025. This is a strong commitment from
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-183/) - Project Status Updates – March 2025 We have progressed the planning for Bannockburn South East by completing and updating technical work to inform the Precinct Structure Plan, Development Contributions Plan and proposed local planning policy. In addition, we have updated a background study about land capability (see Bannockburn South East PSP - Soil Desktop Assessment
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-169/) - Project Status Update - January 2025 We have progressed the planning for Clyde South by completing a due diligence assessment and clarifying key outstanding project issues related to rail infrastructure. Since our last update in November 2024, we have: Prepared a Ministerial Brief on the outcomes of the due diligence assessment and next steps. Met
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-174/) - Project Status Update - January 2025 The VPA Business Plan 2024-25 includes the Merrimu Precinct Structure Plan as one of the projects that the VPA will undertake to deliver key new Victorian Government initiatives to provide more homes for Victorians. Since release of our VPA Business Plan, the VPA have been working with Moorabool Shire
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-164/) - Project Status Updates – January 2025 The VPA have progressed planning for Croskell (Employment) by reviewing and resolving issues raised by submitters during the public consultation period that ran from 11 September to 9 October 2024. Since our last update in November, we have: Reviewed and provided formal responses to all 31 submissions received during
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-172/) - Project Status Updates – January 2025 We have progressed the planning for Bannockburn South East by finalising and procuring key pieces of technical work to inform the final Precinct Structure Plan, sense checking the contents of the consultation documents, and procuring the Development Contributions Plan and proposed local planning policy changes. Since our last update
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-175/) - Project Status Updates – February 2025 We have progressed the planning for East of Aberline by meeting with landowners and agency stakeholders to resolve outstanding matters, progress key technical work, and continued work to refine the draft Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). Since our last update in November 2024, we have: Worked with stakeholders on issues
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-176/) - Project Status Updates – February 2025 Since our last update in November, we have progressed the planning for Ballarat North PSP by: Continuing to conduct site visits as part of a Cultural Values Assessment. Progressing work on technical studies such as stormwater management (drainage) and additional utilities servicing investigations. Progressing supporting documents for Post-Contact Heritage
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-168/) - Project Status Updates - January 2025 We have been working with Hume City Council to progress the planning for Greenvale North (Part 2) by completing a period of community consultation on the draft Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). We have also released our background report and associated planning scheme amendment documentation. Since our last update in
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-165/) - Project Status Updates – January 2025 Since our last update in November 2024, we have progressed the planning for Kororoit (Part 2) by: Reviewing historical information associated with the precinct. Undertaking initial engagement with relevant agencies and council for early issues and opportunities identification. Writing to landowners to advise of project commencement while seeking consent
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-170/) - Project Status Updates – January 2025 We have progressed the planning for the Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows precincts by finalising the Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and amendment package for public consultation in the coming weeks. Since our last update we have: Continued to work with Melbourne Water to confirm the draft
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-166/) - Project Status Updates – January 2025 We have been meeting regularly with Melton City Council and other key stakeholders to progress the planning for the Melton East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). Since our last update in November, we have: Received approval from the Minister for Planning to undertake public consultation. Nominated a planned public consultation
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-149/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 VPA Business Plan 2024-25 The Minister for Planning has approved the VPA Business Plan 2024-25, outlining our work program and priorities for this financial year. The Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is on the VPA work program for 2024-25. This is a strong commitment from Government for the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-157/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 VPA Business Plan 2024-25 The Minister for Planning has approved the VPA Business Plan 2024-25, outlining our work program and priorities for this financial year. The East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP) is on the VPA work program for 2024-25. This is a
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-151/) - Project Status Update - November 2024 The Minister for Planning approved the VPA Business Plan 2024-25, outlining our work program and priorities for this financial year. Merrimu is in this year’s VPA Business Plan, meaning we will formally recommence it as a VPA planning project in the coming months. This is a strong commitment from
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-173/) - Project Status Updates – January 2025 Since our last update in May 2024, the Victorian Government has announced the inclusion of Tottenham Station as one of the places where we will be planning for more homes close to public transport, jobs and services as part of the expanded Activity Centres Program. Planning for the area
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-120/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 We have been working with Maribyrnong City Council and Homes Victoria to progress the planning for the Braybrook Regeneration Project. Since our last update in March 2024, we have: Finalised our technical work to support the amendment including: Odour, noise and site contamination assessments Integrated water management assessment Built
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-150/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 VPA Business Plan 2024-25 The Minister for Planning has approved the VPA Business Plan 2024-25, outlining our work program and priorities for this financial year. Bannockburn South East is on the VPA work program for 2024-25. This is a strong commitment from government for the VPA to get on
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-161/) - Project Status Update – November 2024 VPA Business Plan 2024-25 The Minister for Planning has approved the VPA Business Plan 2024-25, outlining our work program and priorities for this financial year. Greater Avalon (Employment) is on the VPA work program for 2024-25. This is a strong commitment from government for the VPA to get on
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-156/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows is a part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-160/) - Project Status Update - November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Clyde South is a part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields, with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-162/) - Project Status Updates - November 2024 You’re receiving this email because you subscribed to receive updates on the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA)’s planning for Greenvale North (Part 2). The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Greenvale North (Part 2) is a part of that plan. A 10-year
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-158/) - Project Status Update - November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Merrifield North is a part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields, with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-159/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Melton East is a part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields, with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-155/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Kororoit (Part 2) is part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields, with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-145/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Croskell (Employment) is a part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields, with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-163/) - Project Status Updates – January 2025 We have progressed the planning for Officer South (Employment) by considering the Standing Advisory Committee (SAC) report recommendations in the finalisation of the draft amendment. We have also continued to work with the Department of Transport and Planning on key policy intent piloted in the Officer South (Employment) Precinct
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-146/) - Project Status Updates – November 2024 The Premier and Minister for Planning have announced a 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields, and Officer South (Employment) is a part of that plan. A 10-year plan for Melbourne’s greenfields The Victorian Government has released Victoria’s longest ever pipeline of new land for homes and jobs in Melbourne’s greenfields,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-78/) - Project Status Updates – August 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the Small Lot Housing Code 2 Streamlining for Growth Project by revising the Small Lot Housing Code Standards following industry feedback and consultation last year. Since our last update, we have: Continued to investigate the impact of the National Construction Code
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-141/) - Project Status Updates - September 2024 We have been working with Hume City Council to progress the planning for Greenvale North Part 2 by completing a period of community consultation on the draft Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). We have also released our background report, and associated planning scheme amendment documentation. Since our last update in
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-143/) - Project Status Update – September 2024 We have been working with the City of Greater Geelong to progress planning for the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct. Since our last update in July 2024, we have: Begun drafting a draft amendment package for council and state agency consultation. Progressed the post-contact heritage, aboriginal cultural values, biodiversity, landscape
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-85-copy/) - Project Status Update - February 2024 On 7 December 2023, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-142/) - Project Status Updates – September 2024 We have been holding regular workshops and meetings with Melton City Council and other key stakeholders to progress the planning for the Melton East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). Since our last update in May, the project team have been: Finalising the Kororoit Creek bridge feasibility analysis, transport modelling and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-83-copy/) - Project Status Update - February 2024 On 7 December, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to increase
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-130/) - Project Status Updates – July 2024 Since our last update in May 2024, we have continued to progress the preparation of the East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan (PSP), in collaboration with Warrnambool City Council. We are continuing to manage the preparation of technical assessments including: Utility servicing Bushfire Biodiversity Landscape and visual impact Cultural
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-144/) - Project Status Updates – September 2024 We are working with the City of Casey to progress feedback from key stakeholders, including government departments, to inform the Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP). Since our last update in July, we have: Continued to work with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-105/) - Project Status Updates – February 2024 On 7 December 2023, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-97-copy/) - Project Status Update – February 2024 On 7 December, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to increase
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-90/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-95-copy/) - Project Status Update - February 2024 On 7 December, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to increase
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-93-copy/) - Project Status Update - February 2024 On 7 December 2023, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-139/) - Project Status Updates – September 2024 We have been working with Golden Plains Shire Council and other key stakeholders to progress planning for the Bannockburn South East precinct to prepare for Public Exhibition of the Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) package in early 2025. Since our last update in July 2024, we have: Procured key technical
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-140/) - Project Status Updates – September 2024 Since our last update in July 2024, we have continued to progress planning for the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). Several technical background documents have been updated and are now available under the Supporting Documentation tab on our website, including: Final Adverse Amenity Impact Assessment (Jacobs) May 2024
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-131/) - Project Status Updates – July 2024 Since our last update in April, we have continued to review and where possible resolve submissions made during public consultation on the draft amendment package. This has involved: Considering submissions with council, Department of Transport and Planning, technical experts and other relevant government agencies. Meeting with submitters and landowners
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-92-copy/) - Project Status Update - February 2024 On 7 December, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to increase
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-119/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 We have been progressing the planning for the Officer South Employment precinct by participating in the standing advisory committee (SAC) hearing and reviewing submissions we received throughout public consultation and the SAC. The SAC hearing commenced on 6 March and concluded on 19 April, with a total of 22
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-137/) - Project Status Updates – July 2024 We have been working with the City of Casey to progress the planning for the Croskell (Employment) project. Since our last update in May 2024, we have: Finalised the draft Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and planning scheme amendment package in preparation for public consultation. Determined that a supplementary levy
- [Landowners](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/get-involved-landowners-werribee/) - Landowners - Register Your Information The Werribee Junction & Mambourin East Precinct Structure Plan is in the pre-commencement phase. Please fill out the fields below to register your contact details to: Stay in touch with project updates Indicate your interest in funding and/or Download and complete the Consent to Access Property for Land Assessment (PDF)
- [Landowners](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/landowners/) - Landowners - Register Your Information Please fill out the fields below to register your contact details to: Stay in touch with project updates and/or Indicate your interest in funding For information on privacy, please refer to the VPA's Privacy Policy.
- [Landowners](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/melton_east_landowners/) - Landowners - Register Your Information The Melton East Precinct Structure Plan is in the pre-commencement phase. Please fill out the fields below to register your contact details to: Stay in touch with project updates Indicate your interest in funding and/or Download and complete the Consent to Access Property for Land Assessment (PDF) For information
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-94-copy/) - Project Status Update - February 2024 On 7 December, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to increase
- [Project Status Update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-96-copy/) - Project Status Update – February 2024 On 7 December, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to increase
- [Project Status Update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-86-copy/) - Project Status Update - February 2024 On 7 December, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to increase
- [Project Status Update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-84-copy/) - Project Status Update - February 2024 On 7 December, we released our Victorian Planning Authority Business Plan 2023-24. This plan outlines the projects and activities the VPA will undertake this financial year to deliver on the Victorian Government’s commitments and the priorities in Victoria’s Housing Statement – the decade ahead 2024-2034, which will deliver opportunities to increase
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-135/) - Project Status Updates – July 2024 We are working with the City of Casey to progress feedback from key stakeholders, including government departments, to inform the Casey Fields South (Employment) and Devon Meadows Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP). Since our last update in May, we have: Continued to work with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-134/) - Project Status Update – July 2024 We have been working with the City of Greater Geelong to progress planning for the precinct. Since our last update in May 2024, we have: Begun drafting a Precinct Structure Plan for council and state agency consultation. Progressed the drainage and flooding, sodic soils, post-contact heritage, aboriginal cultural values,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-136/) - Project Status Updates – July 2024 We have been holding regular workshops and meetings with Melton City Council and other key stakeholders to progress the planning for the Melton East PSP. Since our last update in May, the project team has been: Finalising the Kororoit Creek bridge feasibility analysis, transport modelling and integrated transport assessment.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-138/) - Project Status Updates - July 2024 We have been working with Hume City Council to progress the planning for Greenvale North by undertaking a period of community consultation on the draft Precinct Structure Plan (PSP), Background Report, and associated planning scheme amendment documentation. Since our last update in May, we have: Made the background
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-133/) - Project Status Updates – July 2024 Since our last update in May 2024, we have continued to progress planning for the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). Over the next few months, we will be continuing to finalise outstanding technical reports. See the Documents tab below for a comprehensive list of technical reports. We recently
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-132/) - Project Status Updates – July 2024 We have been working with Golden Plains Shire Council and key stakeholders to progress planning for the Bannockburn South East Precinct. This includes resolving key outstanding matters raised through the agency validation process and stakeholder engagement. Since our last update in May 2024, we have: Met with stakeholders to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-122/) - Project Status Updates - May 2024 We have been progressing the planning for the Greenvale North precinct structure plan by undertaking agency validation with key stakeholders, such as Hume City Council, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation and landowners, while consulting with other government departments and agencies. Since our last update in March
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-124/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 We have been working with the City of Casey to progress the planning for the Croskell (Employment) project. Since our last update in March 2024, we have: Finalised the response to all submissions received from government agencies. Made changes to the precinct structure plan, infrastructure contributions plan,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-127/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 We have been holding regular workshops and meetings with Melton City Council and other key stakeholders to progress the planning for Melton East PSP. Since our last update in March, the project team has been in the process of: Finalising the Kororoit Creek bridge feasibility analysis, transport modelling and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-123/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 We are working with the City of Casey to progress feedback from key stakeholders, such as other government departments, to inform the Casey Fields South and Devon Meadows precinct structure plan (PSP) and infrastructure contributions plan (ICP). Since our last update in March 2023, we have: Continued to work
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-125/) - Project Status Update – May 2024 We have been working with the City of Greater Geelong to progress planning for the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct. Since our last update in March 2024, we have: Sought the views of key stakeholders on our co-design report to inform our draft place-based plan. Progressed the flooding & drainage,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-121/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 Since our last update in March 2024, we have continued to progress the planning for the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP), in collaboration with the City of Ballarat. We are continuing to progress with the preparation of technical assessments: Bushfire assessment Utility and servicing assessment Biodiversity and native
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-118/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 We have been working with the Golden Plains Shire Council and key stakeholders to progress planning for the Bannockburn South East Precinct. This includes resolving key outstanding matters raised through the agency validation process and our stakeholder engagement. Since our last update in March 2024, we have: Finalised our responses to submissions
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-115/) - Project Status Updates – April 2024 Thank you to everyone who participated in our consultation on the Shepparton South East Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions Plan. Consultation on these plans has now closed. The VPA is now reviewing the submissions we received. Where to from now? We will attempt to resolve as many of
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-126/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 We have been working with Warrnambool City Council to progress the East of Aberline precinct structure plan (PSP). Recently, we met with some landowners in Warrnambool to discuss the project and next steps. Thank you to those who attended and participated in this discussion. Technical Assessments Since our last update
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-129/) - Update on the Wonthaggi North East Environmental Audit Overlay – 21 June 2024 On 21 June 2024, Amendment C167basc was gazetted, which removed the Environmental Audit Overlay (EAO) from 115 lots where a preliminary risk screen assessment (PRSA) has determined that the land is unlikely to be contaminated and does not require an environmental audit.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-128/) - Update on the Wonthaggi North East Environmental Audit Overlay - 27 May 2024 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is very aware of the high level of understandable concern in the Wonthaggi community over the impact of the application of the Environmental Audit Overlay (EAO) and potential presence of contamination on properties. To address this, we
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-107/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 We have been holding regular workshops and meetings with Melton City Council and other key partners to progress planning for Melton East PSP. Since our last update in November, we have: Finalised and published the; Bushfire Risk Assessment (PDF) Heritage Citation for the Nissen Hut (PDF). Progressed the Kororoit
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-117/) - Project Status Updates – May 2024 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is aware there has been extensive local media coverage of potential land contamination to existing properties that may have been upsetting for some landowners in North Wonthaggi. The VPA and the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) are continuing to assist Bass Coast Shire
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-110/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 We have been working with Warrnambool City Council to progress the planning for the East of Aberline precinct structure plan (PSP) by publishing the vision and purpose for the precinct and undertaking technical assessments. Vision and Purpose Summary In July 2023, we commenced work on the vision and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-113/) - Project Status Update – March 2024 We have been working with the City of Greater Geelong to progress planning for the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct. This involves completing the co-design workshop summary report and draft place-based plan for stakeholder review. Concurrently, we are finalising technical reports to inform the plan. Since our last update in
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-106/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 We have been working with the City of Casey to progress the planning for Croskell by addressing feedback from government stakeholders through the agency validation process, which commenced in August 2023. This is now nearing completion as we approach our next milestone which involves exhibiting the plans publicly. Since
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-108/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 We are continuing to collaborate with the City of Casey to progress feedback from key stakeholders, such as other government departments, to inform the Casey Fields South and Devon Meadows precinct structure plan (PSP) and infrastructure contributions plan (ICP). Since our last update in November 2023, we have: Continued
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-111/) - Project Status Updates - March 2024 We have been progressing the planning for the Greenvale North precinct structure plan by undertaking agency validation with key stakeholders, such as Hume City Council, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation, and landowners, while consulting with other government departments and agencies. Since our last update in November
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-109/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 We have completed the second stakeholder engagement phase with precinct landowners and agencies and are continuing to progress the planning for the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). A summary document has been published from the September stakeholder survey which provides an overview of the participants key aspirations for
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/braybrook-project-status-updates/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 We have been working with Maribyrnong City Council and Homes Victoria to progress the planning for the Braybrook Regeneration Project. Since our last update in November 2023, we have: Procured further technical work to support the amendment including: Odour, noise and site contamination assessments Integrated Water Management; and Built
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-114/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 We have been working with Cardinia Shire Council to progress the planning for the Officer South Employment precinct by reviewing submissions received through public consultation. Since our last update in November 2023, we have referred the draft Cardinia Planning Scheme amendment C274card, submissions and other supporting documents to the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/bannockburn-project-status-updates/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Golden Plains Shire Council and stakeholders to progress key technical work for the Bannockburn South East Precinct, including drainage and transport modelling, Since our last update in November 2023, we have: Prepared responses to all submissions received as part of
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-116/) - Project Status Updates – March 2024 Draft planning scheme amendment open for consultation We have prepared draft amendment (C117gshe) to the Greater Shepparton Planning Scheme to implement the Shepparton South East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Development Contributions Plan (DCP) to guide growth in this area over the next 20-30 years. Have your say We’re
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-102/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with Greater Shepparton City Council to progress the planning for Shepparton South East by finalising the amendment package and preparing for public consultation. Since our last update in July 2023, we have: Finalised the amendment package for public consultation. Finalised all associated technical reports. On
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-91/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with Cardinia Shire Council to progress the planning for Officer South by finalising technical studies and preparing and releasing our plans for public consultation. Public Consultation From 25 September to 27 October, we released the draft precinct structure plan (PSP) and draft supplementary infrastructure contributions
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-104/) - Project Status Update – November 2023 We have been working with the City of Greater Geelong to progress the planning for the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct by leading a co-design process with our project stakeholders and finalising technical reports to inform our plan. Since our last update in July 2023, we have: Held a co-design
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-87/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with the Department of Transport and Planning to progress the planning for Beveridge North West by working through the items discussed at the Ministerial Advisory Committee from May to July 2022. Since our last update in March, we have: Assessed the Ministerial Advisory Committee Report
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-100/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 You’re receiving this email because you subscribed to receive updates on our planning for the Ballarat Infrastructure Growth Alignment Framework (IGAF). We have been working with the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) and the City of Ballarat to finalise the Ballarat IGAF. On 20 September 2023, the Victorian
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-82/) - Project Status Updates - November 2023 We have been working with Hume City Council to progress the planning for Greenvale North (Part 2) by finalising background technical reports and commencing drafting of the Precinct Structure Plan. Since our last update in July, we have: Discussed the project with residents of Greenvale at community information sessions.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-99/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with Warrnambool City Council to progress the planning for the East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) by developing the ‘Vision and Purpose’ for the precinct and progressing technical inputs. Since our last update in July 2023, we have: Conducted a Vision and Purpose Survey
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-80/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing plans for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver more than 60,000
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-98/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with the City of Ballarat to progress planning for the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) by undertaking the ‘Vision and Purpose’ phase for the precinct and progressing technical inputs. Since our last update in July 2023 we have: Conducted a Vision and Purpose Survey
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-101/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with Golden Plains Shire Council (Council) to progress the planning for Bannockburn South East by procuring key technical work including drainage and transport modelling. Since our last update in July 2023, we have: Completed agency validation. Updated our plans to reflect the latest drainage modelling.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-89/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with the City of Casey to progress the planning for Casey Fields South and Devon Meadows by engaging with our partners across government and working through their feedback on the draft precinct structure plan (PSP). Since our last update in July, we have: Met with
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-79/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with Melton City Council to progress the planning for Melton East by working on key priorities regarding the transport network, drainage infrastructure and cultural heritage. Since our last update in July, we have: Finalised and published the climate resilience assessment implementation plan and the Nissan
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-88/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 We have been working with the City of Casey to progress the planning for Croskell by engaging with government stakeholders through the agency validation process, which commenced in August. Since our last update in July, we have: Completed the first draft of the precinct structure plan and received comments
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-81/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-97/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-85/) - Project Status Updates - November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-83/) - Project Status Updates - November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-94/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 Since our last update in July 2023, we have completed a number of technical reports for the Parwan precinct, including: Economic and Retail Assessment Landscape Assessment Land Capability Assessment Parwan Lava Caves Assessment Adverse Amenity Impact (Part 1) Assessment Sodic Soils Assessment On 20 September 2023, the Victorian Government
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-93/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 Since our last update in July 2023, we have completed a number of technical reports for the Merrimu precinct, including: Economic and Retail Assessment Landscape Assessment Sodic Soils Assessment Long Forest Estate Biodiversity Assessment On 20 September 2023, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-95/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 Since our last update in July 2023, we have completed a number of technical reports for the Parwan Employment Precinct, including: Economic and Retail Assessment Landscape Assessment Land Capability Assessment Parwan Lava Caves Assessment Adverse Amenity Impact (Part 1) Assessment Safety Management Study Sodic Soils Assessment On 20 September
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-92/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 On 20 September 2023, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-86/) - Project Status Updates - November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-84/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-76/) - Project Status Update – July 2023 Since our last update in May, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has made substantial progress on the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct. In June we published the Vision and Purpose Workshop Summary Report. It provides an emerging vision statement, along with objectives, outcomes and actions for four emerging themes. The
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-103/) - Project Status Update – November 2023 We have been working with Bass Coast Shire Council to progress the planning for Wonthaggi North East by finalising the amendment package for submission to the Minister for Planning. Since our last update in July 2023, we have finalised the amendment package, along with technical reports for drainage and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-64/) - Project Status Update – July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Wonthaggi North East by completing technical work to finalise the recommendations of the VPA Projects Standing Advisory Committee (SAC). In August 2022, the VPA SAC released its report into our plans for Wonthaggi North East, which recommended updates
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-63/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is in the final stages of preparing the draft Shepparton South East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) for public consultation. Since our last update in May 2023, we have: Continued to work closely with the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) to resolve road
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-60/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 We have been progressing the planning for Bannockburn South East by preparing a draft precinct structure plan (PSP) for agency review and feedback. Since our last update in May, we have: Met with relevant State Government agencies and other organisations on the draft PSP Provided the draft PSP for
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-66/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 Since our last update in May 2023, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has continued to progress the project. Pitching summary report The VPA conducted pitching sessions with landowners and agency stakeholders in March, with sessions held both online and in-person in Warrnambool. These sessions offered the project team an
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-77/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is continuing to progress the planning for the Ballarat North Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). We have now completed the pitching sessions - the first stage of engagement with precinct landowners and key agencies. A summary document of what we have heard during those sessions is
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-72/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 Since our last update in November 2022, we have: Finalised background reports which helped inform the Threshold Assessment Analysed information provided by government agencies for the Threshold Assessment, and Finalised input from government agencies on the draft Threshold Assessment. In the coming months we will be completing the draft
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-68/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Melton City Council to progress the planning for the Rockbank South PSP, which is in the pre-commencement phase. At the end of June, the VPA undertook the latest regular quarterly review of its work program. Quarterly reviews enable us to
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-96/) - Project Status Updates – November 2023 On 20 September, the Victorian Government released Victoria’s Housing Statement: The decade ahead 2024-2034, in which it announced the Victorian Planning Authority will continue preparing Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) for new housing and jobs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. We will conduct further work across 21 projects to deliver
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-27/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 The Ministerial Advisory Committee report regarding the Beveridge North West Precinct Structure Plan, Infrastructure Contribution Plan and quarry planning permit application was provided to the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and the Minister for Planning in October 2022. The VPA and Department of Transport and Planning have been assessing the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-73/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon The critically endangered Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) was recently found at a location west of Melbourne. It is the first time the lizard species has been sighted in more than 50 years, and it was previously considered likely to be extinct. The Victorian Planning
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-74/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon The critically endangered Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) was recently found at a location west of Melbourne. It is the first time the lizard species has been sighted in more than 50 years, and it was previously considered likely to be extinct. The Victorian Planning
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-75/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon The critically endangered Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon (VGED) was recently found at a location west of Melbourne. It is the first time the lizard species has been sighted in more than 50 years, and it was previously considered likely to be extinct. The Victorian Planning
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-71/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct. Since our last update in May we have: Progressed phase 1 technical assessments, including Aboriginal cultural heritage, arboriculture, landscape and visual impact, historical heritage, utilities, land capability, sustainability and biodiversity. Published the vision and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-67/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 Since our last update in April 2023, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been finalising technical studies and preparing the precinct structure plan (PSP) and supplementary infrastructure contributions plan (ICP) for the Officer South Employment precinct for public consultation. The VPA continues to work with the Department of Transport
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-65/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has progressed the planning for Casey Fields South and Devon Meadows by commencing the Agency Validation phase with a draft precinct structure plan in June. Since our last update in April 2023, we have: Published the Casey Fields South & Devon Meadows PSP - Co-Design
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-57/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 We have been progressing the planning for Croskell with a focus on drafting the precinct structure plan and finalising the background studies. Since our last update in April, we have: Hosted a workshop with state agencies, landowners, developers and council to discuss the types of zoning and future employment
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-59/) - Project Status Updates - July 2023 In June, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) undertook its quarterly review to manage program pressures, respond to technical issues and align with cross-government policies. Since our last update in June, we have: Progressed the affordable housing needs assessment, and Neared completion of Drainage Services Scheme (DSS) and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-70/) - Project Status Updates - July 2023 Following our last update in April, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) conducted a quarterly review of our work program. These reviews help us manage program pressures, address technical issues and align with government policy. Most of our projects remain under active progression with minimal impact on timelines. However, a few projects
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-58/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 In June the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) undertook its quarterly review to manage program pressures, respond to technical issues and align with cross-government policies. This quarter, we considered the VPA’s revised funding from 1 July, following the State Budget release on 23 May. The majority of our projects
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-62/) - Project Status Updates - July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) continues to work with Hume City Council to progress the planning for Greenvale North Part 2 Precinct Structure Plan by reviewing draft background reports submitted by our Alternative Delivery Program partners, Satterley Property Group (Satterley). Since our last update in May, we have: Reviewed
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-69/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Melton City Council to progress the planning for the Kororoit Creek Part 2 PSP, which is in the pre-commencement phase. At the end of June, the VPA undertook the latest regular quarterly review of its work program. Quarterly reviews
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-61/) - Project Status Updates – July 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) continues to work through a range of challenges for the precinct. Following publishing the co-design workshop summary report in April 2023, we have been working to progress the technical studies. We are continuing to work closely with Melton City Council, the Department of Transport
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-31/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the Small Lot Housing Code 2, Streamlining for Growth Project by revising the Small Lot Housing Code Standards following industry feedback and consultation last year. Since our last update, we have: Continued to investigate the impact of the NCC on the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-52/) - Project Status Updates – May 2023 Since our last update in March 2023, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has achieved significant milestones. Pitching sessions We conducted pitching sessions online and in-person in Ballarat. These sessions were valuable opportunities for landowners within the precinct boundary, and government stakeholders, to engage directly with the VPA team. Participants
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-51/) - Project Status Update – May 2023 Since our last update in April 2023, the Victorian Planning Authority has made substantial progress on the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct project, and we are excited to share the latest developments with you. We have been progressing planning for the precinct by analysing the findings of the recent engagement
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-39/) - Project Status Updates – April 2023 We have been progressing the planning for the Merrimu precinct by finalising background and technical studies and beginning to prepare the plans for the precinct. Since our last update in October, we have progressed technical studies, engaging with technical experts to assess: Native vegetation Sodic soils Integrated water management
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-40/) - Project Status Updates – April 2023 We have been progressing the planning for the Parwan precinct by commencing our phase 2 technical studies and meeting with Moorabool Shire Council, State Government agencies and landowners to resolve key issues identified in our co-design workshops. Since our last update in October, we have continued to progress technical
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-41/) - Project Status Updates – April 2023 We have been progressing the planning for the Parwan Employment Precinct (PEP) by holding meetings with key landowners and agencies and hosting our co-design workshop. We hosted our co-design workshop in November 2023, which was attended by representatives from Moorabool Shire Council, State Government agencies, and landowners to explore
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-16/) - Project Status Updates – November 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Werribee Junction and Mambourin East by engaging with government agencies on our draft Threshold Assessment. Prior to the formal commencement of the project, the VPA is undertaking targeted technical reports to understand the constraints and opportunities of the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-56/) - Project Status Updates – May 2023 We have been progressing the planning for the Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct by completing the vision and purpose phase with our key project partners and stakeholders. Since our last update in March 2023, we have: Held our vision and purpose workshop, which was attended by 40 participants, including the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-47/) - Project Status Updates - April 2023 Following the 2022 Victorian Election, the Government appointed a new cabinet and made a number of changes to Victorian Government departments. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is now in the process of briefing across Government on our work program, including our planning for Clyde South Precinct Structure Plan (PSP).
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-45/) - Project Status Updates – April 2023 Plan preparation Since our last update in March 2023, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been finalising technical studies and preparing the precinct structure plan (PSP) and supplementary infrastructure contributions plan (ICP) for the Officer South Employment precinct for public consultation. The VPA continues to work with the Department
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-53/) - Project Status Updates – May 2023 Since our last update in March 2023, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has made substantial progress. Pitching sessions We conducted pitching sessions online and in-person in Warrnambool. These sessions were valuable opportunities for landowners and government stakeholders to engage directly with the VPA team. Engaging with a diverse range
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-50/) - Project Status Updates – May 2023 We have been progressing the planning for Bannockburn South East by engaging with our project partners and progressing technical studies to inform preparation of our plans. Since our last update in March 2023, we have: Continued to engage with Golden Plains Shire Council, relevant state agencies and landowners. Received
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-43/) - Project Status Updates – April 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Casey Fields South and Devon Meadows by continuing to build an evidence base through a series of technical reports and stakeholder engagement. This evidence base will inform our place-based plan for the two precincts. Since our last update
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-44/) - Project Status Updates – April 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is progressing the planning for the Melton East PSP by continuing to work through a range of challenges for the precinct. Following the co-design workshop in November 2022, we have been working to complete and publish the co-design workshop summary report. This report was
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-54/) - Project Status Update – May 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Wonthaggi North East by completing technical work to implement the recommendations of the VPA Projects Standing Advisory Committee (SAC). In August 2022, the VPA SAC released its report into our plans for Wonthaggi North East, which recommended updates
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-55/) - Project Status Updates – May 2023 We are in the final stages of preparing the draft Shepparton South East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) for public consultation. Since our last update in March 2023, we have: Finalised the PSP amendment documentation in preparation for exhibition. Sought and received endorsement from the VPA Board to proceed
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-48/) - Project Status Updates - May 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Hume City Council to progress the planning for Greenvale North Part 2 Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) by reviewing draft background reports submitted by our Alternative Delivery Program partners, Satterley Property Group (Satterley). Since commencing work on this project in July
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-46/) - Project Status Updates - April 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Mitchell Shire Council to progress the planning for Wallan South by finalising technical studies and responding to feedback we’ve received from government agencies. We are finalising the draft Wallan South Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Supplementary Levy Infrastructure Contributions
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-49/) - Project Status Updates – May 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing planning for Wallan East by working with Mitchell Shire Council (council) to resolve issues that were identified during council and state agency consultation. In this phase, relevant State Government agencies review the PSP and provide comments. Since our last update in
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-42/) - Project Status Updates – April 2023 We have been progressing the planning for Croskell with a focus on finalising the background studies and working with stakeholders to clarify and resolve key precinct issues. Since our last update in March, we have: Finalised the Land Capability Assessment and Community Infrastructure and Open Space Needs Assessment,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-32/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 We have been progressing the planning for the Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct by completing the pitching process with our key project partners and stakeholders. Since our last update in October 2022, we have held pitching sessions with 14 stakeholders including the City of Greater Bendigo, government agencies, community groups,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-33/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 We are in the final stages of consultation with the Greater Shepparton City Council (Council) and State Government agencies on our planning for Shepparton South East, and preparing for public consultation and exhibition of the plan. Since our last update in October 2022, we have: Worked to resolve outstanding
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-37/) - Project Status Update – April 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Wonthaggi North East by completing technical work to implement the recommendations of the VPA Projects Standing Advisory Committee (SAC). In August 2022, the VPA SAC released its report into our plans for Wonthaggi North East, which recommended updates
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-36/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 Since our last update in October 2022, the VPA has been progressing the planning for East of Aberline by meeting with various landowners and government agencies to gather information on the precinct and briefing our partners on the upcoming planning process. We are now updating technical reports and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-35/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 Since our last update in December 2022, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working to finalise third party funding agreements for Ballarat North to secure funds for our strategic planning work. Preparing technical reports We are now also procuring the first phase of technical assessments, which include:
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-38/) - Project Status Update – April 2023 We have been progressing planning for the Greater Avalon Employment Precinct by hosting a series of engagement sessions with our key project partners and progressing technical studies. Engagement sessions Concluding in February, we conducted pitching sessions in which landowners and government agencies were invited to have a say on
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-34/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 We have been progressing the planning for Bannockburn South East by engaging with our project partners and progressing technical studies to inform preparation of our plans. Since our last update in October 2022, we have: Continued to engage with Golden Plains Shire Council, relevant state agencies and landowners. Continued
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-30/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing planning for Wallan East by working with Mitchell Shire Council (Council) to resolve issues that were identified during council and state agency consultation. In this phase, relevant State Government agencies review the PSP and provide comments. Since our last
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-28/) - Project Status Updates - March 2023 Following the 2022 Victorian Election, the Government appointed a new cabinet and made a number of changes to Victorian Government departments. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is now in the process of briefing across Government on our work program, including our planning for Clyde South PSP. This process
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-29/) - Project Status Updates - March 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Mitchell Shire Council to progress the planning for Wallan South by finalising technical studies and responding to feedback we’ve received from government agencies. We have also been preparing the draft Wallan South Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Supplementary Levy Infrastructure
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-26/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 Plan preparation Since our last update in November 2022, the VPA has been finalising technical studies and preparing the precinct structure plan (PSP) and supplementary infrastructure contributions plan (ICP) for the Officer South Employment precinct for public consultation. The VPA has continued working with the Department of Transport and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-february-2023/) - Project Status Updates – February 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Melton East by continuing engagement with stakeholders to work through a range of challenges for the precinct. Following the co-design workshop in November 2022, we are working closely with Melton City Council, the Department of Transport and Planning
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-24/) - Project Status Updates – February 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Casey Fields South & Devon Meadows by continuing to build an evidence base through a series of technical reports and ongoing stakeholder engagement. This evidence base will inform our place-based plan for the two precincts. Since our last
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-25/) - Project Status Updates – March 2023 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Croskell by advancing our technical reports and working with Government agencies to resolve key issues. Work has begun on drafting the precinct structure plan and associated infrastructure contributions plan. Since our last update in December, we have:
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-8/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for the Parwan Employment Precinct (PEP) by conducting informal stakeholder meetings with key landowners and agencies in the precinct, ahead of our upcoming Co-Design Workshop. This will be the next step in our stakeholder engagement and will be held
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-14/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for the Parwan PSP by commencing our Phase 2 Technical Studies and meeting with stakeholders to resolve key issues identified in our Draft Concept Place-based Plan Co-Design Workshops. Place-Based Plan Co-Design Workshop In April 2022, we held a Place-Based
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-7/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for the Merrimu PSP by finalising our Key Issues and Opportunities Paper, and meeting with stakeholders to resolve key issues identified in our Draft Concept Place-based Plan Co-Design Workshop. Key Issues and Opportunities Paper Since our last update in
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-9/) - Project Status Update – December 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Wonthaggi North East by finalising technical reports in response to recommendations from the VPA Projects Standing Advisory Committee (SAC). The SAC has recommended updates and additional information to inform the Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions Plan. You
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-12/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has recommenced the planning for the East of Aberline Precinct Structure Plan (PSP). On 7 September 2019, the Minister for Planning made the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) responsible for the preparation of the East of Aberline PSP and Development Contributions Plan (DCP). While some
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-5/) - Project Status Updates – December 2022 Since our last update in October, we have been progressing third party funding arrangements and informing landowners about our planning for Ballarat North. In November, we issued expressions of interests for third party funding to landowners within the ‘core area’ of the precinct. These third party funding agreements are
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-13/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Bannockburn South East. Since our last update we have continued to investigate site constraints and opportunities including hosting a Co-design Workshop with Golden Plains Shire Council (Council), relevant state agencies, and landowners. Using the feedback from the Workshop,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-10/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is in the final stages of consultation with the City of Greater Shepparton (Council) and State Government agencies on our planning for Shepparton South East PSP, and preparing for public consultation early next year. It has taken longer than expected to identify and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-4/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has commenced planning for Bendigo Regional Employment Precinct (BREP). We are currently in the process of arranging landowner meetings and planning for agency and community group information sessions, and beginning work on Phase 1 technical assessments. To kick off our work on the
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-6/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing planning for Wallan East by working with Mitchell Shire Council to resolve issues that were identified during the agency validation period. During agency validation, relevant State Government agencies outlined to us their priorities and aspirations for the future Wallan East precinct.
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-20/) - Project Status Updates - November 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Mitchell Shire Council to progress the planning for Wallan South by finalising technical studies and responding to feedback we’ve received from government agencies. We have also been preparing the draft Wallan South Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Supplementary Levy Infrastructure
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-19/) - Project Status Updates - November 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is in the pre-commencement phase of the Clyde South Precinct Structure Plan. Since our last update in June 2022, we have: Been working to finalise the necessary documentation for this project Met with government agencies to discuss timeframes and constraints During December 2022 and
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-17/) - Project Status Updates – November 2022 The Minister for Planning and Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) have received the Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC) report for the Beveridge North West precinct. The decision and timing to release the report is at the discretion of the Minister for Planning. You can find out more about this at Planning
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-15/) - Project Status Updates – November 2022 Plan preparation Since our last update in October, the VPA has been finalising technical studies and preparing the precinct structure plan (PSP) and supplementary infrastructure contributions plan (ICP) for the Officer South Employment precinct for public consultation. The VPA has continued working with the Department of Environment, Land, Water
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-3/) - Project Status Updates – December 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Croskell by finalising our technical reports and engaging with the local community and Government agencies on key issues and opportunities for the future precinct. Since our last update in October, we have: Hosted two information sessions for community
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-november-2022/) - Project Status Updates – November 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Casey Fields South and Devon Meadows by building an evidence base from a series of technical reports. This evidence base will inform our place-based plan for the precincts. Since our last update in October, we have: Started work
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-18/) - Project Status Updates - November 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Melton East by hosting a co-design workshop and progressing technical and background studies to inform our plans. On 16 November we facilitated the Melton East Co-design Workshop at the Timbertop Children’s and Community Centre in Aintree. The workshop
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-23/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Wonthaggi North East following the Standing Advisory Committee (the Committee) Tranche 2 Hearing in June 2022. Since our last update in mid 2022, we have: Completed the Wonthaggi North East PSP Standing Advisory Committee Tranche 2 Hearing. Circulated
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-22/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing the planning for Croskell by refining our draft place-based plan using the feedback we received at our co-design workshop in July. We are now planning for a series of targeted stakeholder workshops and briefings focusing on issues such as drainage, planning
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-21/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Minister for Planning appointed the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) as Planning Authority for Ballarat North on 31 August 2022. This means the VPA is now responsible for developing a precinct structure plan, development contributions plan and planning scheme amendment for the precinct. Since August, the VPA has been
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-11/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been working with Mitchell Shire Council to progress the planning for Wallan South by finalising technical studies and formalising our responses to feedback we received during our government agency validation process. We have also been preparing the draft Wallan South Precinct Structure
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-update/) - Project Status Updates - September 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been progressing background and technical studies for Melton East and has been working closely with key stakeholders such as Melton Council, Wurundjeri (Traditional Owners), Department of Transport (DoT), Department of Education (DET), and Melbourne Water (MW). Since our last update in July,
- [Project Status Update](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-update-2/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has been preparing to receive the Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC) Panel report for the Beveridge North West precinct, and has been coordinating land valuation inputs for the Infrastructure Contribution Plan (ICP). Following the completion of the MAC in July 2022, the VPA has: Continued
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 Plan preparation Since our last update in July, the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) has continued to finalise technical studies and prepare the draft place-based plan and Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) for Officer South Employment for public consultation. The VPA has continued to engage with the Department of Environment, Land,
- [Project Status Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/project-status-updates-2/) - Project Status Updates – October 2022 The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is continuing to progress development of a Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Infrastructure Contributions Plan (ICP) for the Casey Fields South and Devon Meadows precincts. Since our last update in June, we have: Continued work with Melbourne Water to determine the requirements for
- [Key Ideas](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/key-ideas-4/) - Accessible green space The provision of multi-functional public open space will form a key objective of the precinct. The precinct boundary includes the Ballarat Town Common. The retention and potential upgrade of the Town Common as well as the development of new public open spaces will form part of the project to ensure all residents
- [Key Ideas](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/key-ideas-3/) - The East of Aberline has been identified by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) Board and Warrnambool City Council as a pilot project to identify opportunities for improving planning’s response to the challenges faced by climate change, including within the VPA’s planned precincts. This includes the following: Environmental Sustainability Support Warrnambool’s vision under the Green Warrnambool
- [Clearer vision](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/key-ideas-psp-2-o/psp-2-o-clearer-vision/) - Clearer vision One of the key elements of PSP 2.0, is that from 2020, every new Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) planned by the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) for Melbourne’s fast-growing outer areas will be designated to deliver vision. The vision for a new community will be the guiding principle for stakeholders to find solution pathways
- [Key Ideas (PSP 2.0)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/key-ideas-psp-2-o/) - Precinct Structure Plans (PSP) shape future communities – considering a range of aspects such as transport, roads, buildings, housing, community facilities, environment and open space. They are one of the core planning tools that implements the Plan Melbourne principle of the '20-Minute Neighbourhood' which is all about living locally to ensure accessible, safe and attractive
- [Reduced timelines](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/key-ideas-psp-2-o/psp-2-o-reduced-timelines/) - Reduced timelines Key to reducing Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) preparation timeframes will be the increased focus on infrastructure planning requirements within the first 12 months of preparation. To achieve this the Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) will: Ensure issues are identified early and clearly defined Focus on place-based planning and the vision and purpose of each
- [Co-design for better development](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project-subpage/key-ideas-psp-2-o/psp-2-o-co-design-for-better-development/) - Co-design for better development Collaboration and co-design are at the heart of the new approach, brining everyone to the table right from the start to plan, share ideas and opportunities, and to problem-solve early and collaboratively. Innovation is embraced and vision guides the process. Each Precinct Structure Plan will be planned with a unique vision
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## Categories

- [Media Release](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/category/media-release/)
- [CEO Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/category/ceo-updates/)
- [VPA News](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/category/vpa-news/)
- [Reports](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/category/reports/)
- [Native Vegetation Reports](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/category/native-vegetation-reports/)
- [Media](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/category/media/)
- [Project Updates](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/category/project-updates/)
- [Presentations](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/category/presentations/)

## FAQ Categories

- [Background information](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/background-information/)
- [Next steps](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/next-steps/)
- [Project information](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/project-information/)
- [About the precinct](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/about-the-precinct/)
- [How can I get involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/how-can-i-get-involved/)
- [Who is involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/who-is-involved/)
- [PSP Guidelines](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/psp-guidelines/)
- [Infrastructure](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/infrastructure/)
- [About Arden](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/about-arden/)
- [The plans for Arden](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/the-plans-for-arden/)
- [Understanding planning controls](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/understanding-planning-controls/)
- [Funding and delivering Arden](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/funding-and-delivering-arden/)
- [About the planning process](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/about-the-planning-process/)
- [Having your say](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/having-your-say/)
- [Related Projects](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/related-projects/)
- [Implementing the Guidelines and New Guidance Notes](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/implementing-the-guidelines-and-new-guidance-notes/)
- [Third Party Funding](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/third-party-funding/)
- [The Planning Process](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/the-planning-process/)
- [About the Activity Centres Program](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/about-the-activity-centres-program/)
- [About the planning controls](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/about-the-planning-controls/)
- [Addressing environmental factors](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/addressing-environmental-factors/)
- [Infrastructure and Development Staging](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/infrastructure-and-development-staging/)
- [How will this impact me?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/how-will-this-impact-me/)
- [About the project](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/about-the-project/)
- [Roles](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/roles/)
- [Victorian Desalination Project](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/victorian-desalination-project/)
- [Managing key issues](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/managing-key-issues/)
- [New planning controls/any overlays explained](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/new-planning-controls-any-overlays-explained/)
- [Consultation and feedback](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/consultation-and-feedback/)
- [About the activity centre plans](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/about-the-activity-centre-plans/)
- [Infrastructure and services](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/infrastructure-and-services/)
- [Heritage](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/heritage/)
- [Sustainability and open space](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/sustainability-and-open-space/)
- [Affordable Housing and Accessibility](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/affordable-housing-and-accessibility/)
- [Managing Key Concerns](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/managing-key-concerns/)
- [Who has been involved?](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/who-has-been-involved/)
- [Managing flooding](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/managing-flooding/)
- [Shepparton Alternative Route – Doyles Road](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/shepparton-alternative-route-doyles-road/)
- [Acquisition of land for public purposes (Public Acquisition Overlay)](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/acquisition-of-land-for-public-purposes-public-acquisition-overlay/)
- [New planning controls explained](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/new-planning-controls-explained/)
- [Vegetation and Flood Risk](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/vegetation-and-flood-risk/)
- [Project overview](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/project-overview/)
- [Environment and biodiversity](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/environment-and-biodiversity/)
- [Transport and traffic](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/transport-and-traffic/)
- [Project background](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/project-background/)
- [Planning Scheme Amendment](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/planning-scheme-amendment/)
- [Windfall Gains Tax and Council Rates and Land Valuation](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/windfall-gains-tax/)
- [Probity and Governance](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/probity-and-governance/)
- [Environment, Biodiversity and Heritage](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/biodiversity-and-heritage/)
- [Industrial Development](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/industrial-development/)
- [Public Acquisition Overlays](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/public-acquisition-overlays/)
- [Timeframes](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/faqs/timeframes/)

## Project Types

- [New Communities](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/projects/new_communities/)
- [Strategy & Guidelines](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/projects/strategy-guidelines/)
- [How We Plan](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/projects/how-we-plan/)
- [PSP Reform agenda](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/projects/psp-reform-agenda/)
- [Activity Centres](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/projects/activity-centres/)
- [Industrial Land](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/projects/industrial-land/)
- [Regional](https://vpa.vic.gov.au/projects/regional/)