Endorsed development plans and structure plans

Explore our comprehensive development plans, which detail the future growth and transformation of various precincts and areas.

From residential and commercial expansions to strategic urban planning, our endorsed plans ensure sustainable and well-planned communities for years to come.

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17 Result(s) Found

Donnybrook-Woodstock Precinct Structure Plan

The Donnybrook-Woodstock Precinct Structure Plan sets out the planned development of a residential and commercial area expected to provide 16,400 new homes over several decades.

English Street Donnybrook Precinct Structure Plan (Amendment C183)

The English Street Donnybrook Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) sets out the development of a new residential and commercial area in Donnybrook.

Aurora Development Plan

We’ve endorsed Development Plans covering the Aurora Estate in Epping North, and providing a general outline of how land is intended to be developed in the area.

Aurora Northern Town Centre

In July 2016 we granted a planning permit to Coles allowing the development of the Aurora Northern Town Centre at 315A Harvest Home Road, Epping.

Cooper Street West Precinct

We've developed a position paper for the Cooper Street West Precinct, outlining key planning considerations for the future use and development of the land.

Epping Central Structure Plan

The Epping Central Structure Plan guides future development in Epping. It will help ensure that the suburb can accommodate and respond to the needs of a growing and changing population.

Carlingford and Mosaic Living development plans

The Carlingford and Mosaic Living Development Plan describes the proposed development of these housing estates in the western part of Lalor.

Mernda Strategy Plan

Our Mernda Strategy Plan details the vision for the future growth areas of Mernda and Doreen.

Plenty Valley Structure Plan

The Plenty Valley Town Centre Structure Plan, endorsed in 2018, provides a strategic framework for planning, development and investment decisions over the next 20 years.

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