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What's New

> GAA Media Release - Land Inheritances Not At Risk More...
> Planning Minister's Media Release - Revised Investigation Area and Consultaiton for UGB More...
> Map for revised Investigation Area as announced by DPCD on 19th May 2009 More...
> Public Information Release - Important Notice regarding the purchase and sale of land in Melbourne's Growth Areas More...
> Premier's Media Release - Melbourne @ 5 Million - UGB to be Redrawn More...
> Planning Minister's Media Release - Planning Up Front for Better Suburbs More...
> GAA Media Release - New Push to Bring Jobs to Urban Growth Hotspots More...
> Powerpoint Presentation - Better Employment Choices in Melbourne’s Growth Areas from the Roundtable Forum held 14 October 2008 More...
> View the Cranbourne East PSP project update newsletter, the PSP Concept and Evaluation Report
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Delivering Melbourne's newest sustainable communities

  

On 17 June 2009, the Government announced a package of projects that make up Delivering Melbourne's newest sustainable communities.  This package will plan for a Melbourne population of 5 million.

The Government is seeking public feedback on its proposals to:

  • Revise Melbourne's Urban Growth Boundary and designate land for development;
  • Plan the alignments of the Regional Rail Link (west of Werribee to Deer Park) and the Outer Metropolitan Ring/E6 Transport Corridor; and
  • Define the boundaries and management of areas for grassland reserves in Melbourne's West.

Public feedback is also sought on the findings set out in the Strategic Impact Assessment Report for Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.

For more information about this package of projects, and how to make a submission, please visit the Victorian Government Delivering Melbourne's newest sustainable communities website.

Please note that if you own or occupy land that is likely to be affected by one of these proposals, you should receive a package of information including maps showing the proposals by mail by Tuesday 23 June 2009.  If you do not receive the package, and believe that you are affected, please call 1800 090 789.

For updated information about the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC), please see the updated Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution Information Sheet and also the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution Supplementary Information Sheet.

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