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Published
16:52 - 05/04/2016
Updated
11:20 - 21/09/2017
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Consultation has concluded
The Minister for Planning did not approve Amendment C156 to the Darebin Planning Scheme.
The Minister considered that there was not enough justification to approve Council's request.
The Minister has encouraged Council to review the Managing Residential Development Advisory Committee Report when it is released later this year and revise our approach to the application of the residential zones in response to this.
Council will monitor the recommendations made by the Committee and will work closely with Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning to constructively move forward to provide appropriate residential protection for the Darebin community.
Please continue to check yoursaydarebin.com.au for updates, or contact Strategic Planning on 8470 8768.
Background information
Amendment C156 proposed to apply the Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ1) to approximately 20% of residential land in the municipality.
The amendment would have increased the proportion of NRZ zoned land to 29.9% per cent of lots and 33.6% of residential land in the municipality.
Amendment C156 revisited work undertaken in the first residential zones roll-out, Amendment C144. Under Amendment C144, Council had sought to apply the NRZ to 19 nominated precincts, however the application of the zone in these precincts was not supported by the Residential Zones Standard Advisory Committee (RZSAC) at the time.
In preparing Amendment C156, Council had sought to address the issues raised by the RZSAC.
HOW TO USE THIS PROJECT PAGE
The right hand column on this page contains all relevant information about Amendment C156 including:
Document Library if you are interested to get the details of Amendment C156
Interactive Map Tool to help you find out what zone was proposed for your property
Useful Links to online resources about the NRZ and Amendment C156
Frequently asked questions and answers section
If you have any further questions about Amendment C156 contact Strategic Planning on 8470 8768 or email planningservices@darebin.vic.gov.au.
The Minister for Planning did not approve Amendment C156 to the Darebin Planning Scheme.
The Minister considered that there was not enough justification to approve Council's request.
The Minister has encouraged Council to review the Managing Residential Development Advisory Committee Report when it is released later this year and revise our approach to the application of the residential zones in response to this.
Council will monitor the recommendations made by the Committee and will work closely with Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning to constructively move forward to provide appropriate residential protection for the Darebin community.
Please continue to check yoursaydarebin.com.au for updates, or contact Strategic Planning on 8470 8768.
Background information
Amendment C156 proposed to apply the Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ1) to approximately 20% of residential land in the municipality.
The amendment would have increased the proportion of NRZ zoned land to 29.9% per cent of lots and 33.6% of residential land in the municipality.
Amendment C156 revisited work undertaken in the first residential zones roll-out, Amendment C144. Under Amendment C144, Council had sought to apply the NRZ to 19 nominated precincts, however the application of the zone in these precincts was not supported by the Residential Zones Standard Advisory Committee (RZSAC) at the time.
In preparing Amendment C156, Council had sought to address the issues raised by the RZSAC.
HOW TO USE THIS PROJECT PAGE
The right hand column on this page contains all relevant information about Amendment C156 including:
Document Library if you are interested to get the details of Amendment C156
Interactive Map Tool to help you find out what zone was proposed for your property
Useful Links to online resources about the NRZ and Amendment C156
Frequently asked questions and answers section
If you have any further questions about Amendment C156 contact Strategic Planning on 8470 8768 or email planningservices@darebin.vic.gov.au.
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Council was notified on 5 September 2016 by the Minister for Planning that Amendment C156 has not been supported and will not progress any further. The Minister considered that there was not enough justification to approve Council's request.
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At its meeting on 4 April 2016, Darebin Council resolved to adopt Amendment C156 and forward the Amendment to the Minister for Planning for approval under Section 20(1) of the Planning and Environment Act. Council Meeting agenda and minutes are available to view here.
Enter the property street address and suburb into the “Address Search” at the bottom left and click “Search”.
Your property will display on a map indicating current zones and overlays that apply to the land. A summary of the search is shown in a panel on the right.
"C156 Proposed Zone" will indicate if the Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ1) is proposed for the property, with a link to the zone provision.
