Greater Dandenong Planning Scheme — Amendment Tracker
A planning scheme amendment is a formal change to a council's planning scheme, the legal document that controls land use and development in its area. Amendments can rezone land, introduce or vary overlays, or update local planning policy, and each one is gazetted by the Victorian Government before it takes legal effect. PolicyPing checks the Greater Dandenong Planning Scheme daily and records every change below.
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Recent amendments
Clause 32.10-1 now specifies that an automated collection point must meet the requirements of Clause 52.13-3 and 52.13-5, with a maximum gross floor area of 50 square metres.
The changes in the Greater Dandenong Planning Scheme primarily involve reformatting and rephrasing of existing text, with no alterations to permit triggers, exemptions, numerical standards, zone/overlay provisions, or decision guidelines.
The diff shows that the text has been updated with new page numbers and section headings, indicating a reorganization of the planning scheme.