How to apply for a planning permit.
Planning Scheme Amendment C62apli was gazetted on 26th May 2022. The amendment translates the current Municipal Strategic Statement (MSS) and local policies into the new Planning Policy Framework introduced by the State Government through Amendment VC148.
The changes to the Planning Scheme are policy neutral with the aim to simplify planning policy, making it more accessible and efficient through integration of State and Local policy.
A planning permit may be required if you want to:
- change the use of a building or land
- subdivide
- build
- build at Dinner Plain
How do I apply for a Planning Permit?
- Apply for a Planning Permit
- Apply for a VicSmart Planning Permit
- Apply to amend a Planning Permit
- Apply to extend a Planning Permit
- Apply for Secondary Consent
- Planning Fee Schedule
Planning for Heritage Buildings, Flood-prone Areas and Bushfire Zones
You may need to pay special attention in your application to the following overlays in the Alpine Planning Scheme:
1. Heritage building or place
Your application could impact significant buildings, areas, places or trees. Your project then requires a planning permit to make sure that heritage is protected. Please see the General Heritage Guidelines.
For applications in Wandiligong, please see the Wandiligong Heritage Guidelines.
2. Building in flood-prone areas
When building in flood-prone areas, your application requires the approval of the catchment management authority to protect against loss of life, infrastructure and water quality. Guidelines for building in flood-prone areas.
3. Bushfire Mangagement Overlay
Your application must minimize the risk of loss of life and property by bushfire. You can find more information on the bushfire management overlay on the website of the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, for instance:
- Technical Information relating to the Bushfire Management Overlay
4. Wandiligong Heritage Guidelines
Your application could impact significant buildings, areas, places or trees. Your project then requires a planning permit to make sure that heritage is protected.
- Heritage Guidelines applicable to properties located within the township of Wandiligong
