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.
Clyde South includes land currently used in a rural capacity
The Clyde South precinct is located 46km southeast of central Melbourne and 4.4km southeast of the Cranbourne Town Centre. The precinct encompasses an area of 1057ha, bounded by Ballarto Road to the north, farming properties to the east, Manks Road to the south, the South Gippsland Highway to the south-west and Clyde-Fiveways Road to the west. The precinct will complement existing surrounding development through the provision of residential and commercial opportunities. The precinct is included in the Melbourne Strategic Assessment area and includes a Biodiversity Conservation Strategy Conservation Area within the former Gippsland railway corridor.
Online Landowner Information sessions
The VPA is seeking third party funding from landowners to commence project planning.
The VPA will be hosting two online landowner information sessions to provide additional information about the planning process, Third Party Funding and answer any questions you might have.
Clyde South Information Session #1
Tuesday 23 September 6pm
Click the following link to join the Clyde South Information Session #1 Zoom meeting
Meeting ID: 867 6008 3406
Passcode: 382432
Clyde South Information Session #2
Monday 29 September 6:30pm
Click the following link to join the Clyde South Information Session #2 Zoom meeting
Meeting ID: 858 6823 1056
Passcode: 454786
Interactive map of Clyde South
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 to your land for government staff and consultants to conduct on-site work
- Any site-specific context on your land that the VPA should be aware of during the planning of the project
Please note – funding the PSP is not mandatory and you do not have to be a funder to allow access to your land.
Expressions of interest for third party funding end on 10 October 2025. After this date – the VPA will review the level of interest and determine next steps for the project.
Information obtained in this form will be used in accordance with the terms of the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (Vic) which provides a statutory framework for privacy and guides government agencies and statutory authorities in their personal information handling activities. More information on how this data will be used can be found at https://vpa.vic.gov.au/privacy/.