Monash 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 Monash Planning Scheme daily and records every change below.
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Recent amendments
This update did not change the scheme text.
The Monash Planning Scheme was updated to remove references to specific activity centre hierarchies and roles, while adding new policy applications and objectives for various activity centres such as Brandon Park, Oakleigh, and Wheelers Hill.
The amendment updates the names and dates associated with the Suburban Rail Loop East stations and precinct plans, changing references from "Glen Waverley" to "Burwood" and updating the dates from July 2026 to July 2026 for various sections.
The amendment updates several terms for clarity, including changing "specifically" to "specifically" and "identified" to "identified." It also adds references to the Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) East Structure Plan Areas in relation to guiding change within activity centres and the evolution of character in these areas.
The Monash Planning Scheme underwent administrative changes, including the addition of page numbers and section headings, and the removal of specific text regarding the purpose of the planning scheme.