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Ministerial Directions explained

The Ministerial Directions explained
New Ministerial Direction
No. 9 Metropolitan Strategy
This new Ministerial Direction applies to all planning schemes in
metropolitan Melbourne. It requires
a planning authority, in preparing a planning scheme amendment,
to have regard to Melbourne 2030, and
to include in an explanatory report discussion on how the amendment
addresses the following matters:
- what aspects, if any, of Melbourne 2030 are relevant?
- how does Melbourne 2030 affect the amendment?
- is the amendment consistent with any directions and policies
in Melbourne 2030?
- does the amendment support, give effect to or assist the implementation
of Melbourne 2030 or can it be reasonably modified to
do so?
- will the amendment compromise the implementation of Melbourne
2030?
New Ministerial Direction
No. 10 Urban Growth Boundary
This new Ministerial Direction applies to all planning schemes that
designate a UGB. It requires:
- the UGB and land outside the UGB to be shown in the planning
scheme
- a planning authority to get the views of the Minister for Planning
before preparing a planning scheme amendment that affects the
UGB or land outside the UGB
- a planning authority to provide a report to the Minister explaining
how the amendment is consistent with the State Planning Policy
Framework and how it affects
the relevant parts of Melbourne 2030
- the report to the Minister to be included in the explanatory
report for the amendment.
Further details about the application and operation of the UGB
can be found in draft Implementation Plan 1, Urban Growth Boundary.
Amended Ministerial Direction
No. 2 Werribee Growth Area
This Ministerial Direction has been changed to include a map that
shows the new limits of urban growth in the Werribee growth area.
The map is called the Werribee Growth Area Map. The changes to this
direction are required to ensure that it is consistent with Melbourne
2030 and the UGB.
Information about why Ministerial Direction No. 2 has been changed
can be found in Melbourne 2030 and draft Implementation
Plan 2, Growth Areas. The changes reflect the directions set in
Melbourne 2030. Refer also to this implementation plan for
an outline of the Governments intent about the review of growth
areas.
Amended Ministerial Direction
No. 3 South-Eastern Growth Area
This Ministerial Direction has been changed to include a map that
shows the new limits of urban growth in the South-Eastern Growth
Area. The map is called the South-Eastern Growth Area Map. The changes
to this direction are required to ensure that it is consistent with
Melbourne 2030 and the UGB.
Information about why Ministerial Direction No. 3 has been changed
can be found in Melbourne 2030 and draft Implementation
Plan 2, Growth Areas. The changes reflect the directions set in
Melbourne 2030. Refer also to this implementation plan for
an outline of the Governments intent about the review of growth
areas.
| Ministerial Directions 2 and 3 have been changed
to include maps that show the new interim limits of urban growth.
These changes have been made to reflect the interim urban growth
boundary. It is the Governments intent that a review will
be undertaken of all growth areas in metropolitan Melbourne
to apply the policies and initiatives of Melbourne 2030.
Draft Implementation Plan 2 - Growth Areas outlines the rationale
and process for these reviews. |
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