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MAV Rural Land Use Planning Forum 15 March 2013

MAV Rural Land Use Planning Forum 15 March 2013. Damien Kennedy, Manager Regional Growth Plans DPCD. Regional Growth Plans Update. RGP snapshot Relationship with Metropolitan Planning Strategy Next steps – engagement, implementation. What are they?. Why do we need them?.

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MAV Rural Land Use Planning Forum 15 March 2013

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  1. MAV Rural Land Use Planning Forum 15 March 2013 Damien Kennedy, Manager Regional Growth Plans DPCD

  2. Regional Growth Plans Update • RGP snapshot • Relationship with Metropolitan Planning Strategy • Next steps – engagement, implementation

  3. What are they?

  4. Why do we need them? • RGPs translate and integrate statewide regional land use planning policy • Provide a basis for regional co-ordination and future planning of infrastructure to support regional land use objectives • How will they be used? • Key directions will be implemented through the State planning system as it is applied by each council in regions • Will support decision making at a local level

  5. How are they are being prepared? • Developed through a partnership between local government and state agencies and authorities • Each region has a Project Steering Committee and supporting technical structures • A DPCD project team supports the development of each plan

  6. RGPs & the Metropolitan Planning Strategy • Melbourne and Victoria’s regions are inextricably linked • MPS will place strong emphasis on strengthening connections between Melbourne and Regional Victoria • MPS Project Team works closely with DPCD Peri-urban Unit and Regional Growth Plan team

  7. A Vision for Victoria

  8. MPS Discussion Paper, was released in October 2012 • Developed by the Ministerial Advisory Committee to prompt debate around the ideas and challenges for the future • Builds on nine strategic principles developed through consultation with key stakeholders in July 2012

  9. Community engagement on RGPs • Occurs at 2 key stages of the project • Strategic directions brochure • Exhibition of draft RGP • Councils will be asked to endorse a final plan following public comment on the draft and changes in response to feedback

  10. Implementation of RGPs

  11. Next steps • G21 finalised and sent to the Minister for Planning • Wimmera Southern Mallee – completed public exhibition Dec 2012 – being finalised • Loddon Mallee South – public exhibition of draft - April 2013 • Central Highlands, Gippsland, Great South Coast, Hume and Loddon Mallee North – public exhibition of draft - June 2013 • All plans to be completed by October 2013

  12. Thank you

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