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 Activity Centres Program will include 50 new activity centres near train stations or trams across Melbourne. This will support the construction of new homes in areas with strong existing transport capacity while also taking advantage of the additional capacity created through Victoria’s Big Build investment in the Level Crossing Removal Program and Metro Tunnel Project.
Tottenham Station, located within the Footscray Cluster, is one of 50 centres identified to be delivered by the Activity Centre Program in 2025-26. The 800m walkable catchment from Tottenham Station and the adjacent Central West Major Activity Centre is expected to cover a significant portion of the areas proposed for change in the Braybrook UDF. As a result, the government has decided to conclude the Braybrook Regeneration Project in its current form and instead deliver it through the Activity Centre Program.
The work completed on the Braybrook UDF so far will serve as a key input to the Activity Centres program work in 2025-26.
Find more information on our plans for the Activity Centres Program on the Department of Transport and Planning website.