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Discover comprehensive information about amendments to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. Learn about specific amendments, such as proposed re-zonings and policy updates and understand how these changes impact land use and development within our community.
The proposed amendment makes changes to the Garden Road Development Plan, affecting the proposed land-use at 31A Yellow Brick Road, Doreen.
Find out about proposed amendments to the former quarry site at 149 McKimmies Road, Bundoora, detailing future land use plans.
Explore the details of Amendment C226, which proposes changes to the municipal-wide local planning policy on signage.
Learn about the proposal to incorporate the Shenstone Park Precinct Structure Plan into the Whittlesea Planning Scheme through Amendment C241.
Find out about the proposed amendment to rezone part of 307 Bridge Inn Road, Mernda and 390 Masons Road, Mernda to allow for residential development by applying a General Residential Zone, and to guide the future development of the sites.
Understand Amendment C255, which applies a public acquisition overlay on two privately held properties, detailing the implications for landowners.
Discover the proposal to re-zone land to a public park and recreation zone as part of Amendment C271wsea for the Mernda Regional Recreation Reserve.
Amendment C287 applied the Heritage Overlay (HO205) to part of the land at 1470 Plenty Road, Mernda on a permanent basis.
Amendment C291wsea has been approved by the Victorian Government Department of Transport and Planning.
Amendment VC278 was approved by the Victorian Government on 23 December 2025, introducing new planning controls to protect the landscape values of waterways across Melbourne’s northern metropolitan area. These controls came into effect on 20 January 2026.
Learn more about the Whittlesea Planning Scheme, which determines if a planning permit is required for changes to land use, building construction or other land modifications.
Understand the process and timing of the Whittlesea Planning Scheme review, ensuring it meets current community needs and regulatory standards.