Noble Avenue, Strathmore - Luxury Townhouse Development: Contact Brian MinogueThe FAR controls vary for each precinct and the framework outlines minimum commercial floor area requirements for the core areas of the Wirraway, Sandridge, Montague and Lorimer precincts.Should you require any further information in relation to how the new controls may affect your land or assistance in preparing a submission in relation to the draft Framework and planning controls please contact the ratio: office.There is always something happening at ratio: stay up to date with our project and team news here.The State Government has released the new draftThe key elements of the revised framework plan are summarised belowPrecinct plans will also be released in mid-2018 for further public consultation which will reflect the finer grain detail for each of the precincts and provide further detail on their implementation.An independent planning review panel has been established to consider and hear submissions during February 2018.10 Day Permit Process for a Second DwellingWithin the Wirraway and Sandridge precincts it is intended that 30 per cent of site areas are dedicated to communal open space.As an extension to Southbank and Docklands, Fishermans Bend has an area of approximately 480 hectares which is more than twice the size of the current Melbourne CBD and is Australia’s largest urban renewal site.The framework also includes tower separation controls that vary dependent on the height of buildings and interfaces.

The Framework builds on the previously released Fishermans Bend Vision and has been prepared with input from the community, industry, key stakeholders and local … Fishermans Bend consists of five precincts across two municipalities – the City of Melbourne and the City of Port Phillip – and connects Melbourne's CBD to the bay. This means that from time to time you may see inappropriate content on the site before we can remove it in accordance with theDocument 75 - Open space evidence - Joanna ThompsonDocument 168b - Expert evidence of Michael Eaddy for Sel Recklaw (s150)Document 3 - Chair Notes - Public Briefing (10 Nov 2017)Document 56 - Revised Review Panel Directions 280218Document 270 - Evidence presentation of Ms Heggen for Goodman PropertiesDocument 373 - Port Phillip final closing submissionDocument W17 - Powerpoint of Mr Barnes presentationDocument 20 - Review Panel Preliminary list of Key IssuesDocument 76b - Funding and Financing Infrastructre Report - Part 2Document 302a - Letter to PPV from RK enclosing Mr Eaddy's further evidence and letter from HADocument 151 - SIN 10 - Analysis of existing commercial FAR and combined comm and resi FARDocument S40 - Revised FAR modelling for 1 Fennell St Port MelbourneDocument 119 - M Spiller evidence presentation 210318Your password must have a minimum length of 8 characters and contain a mix of at least 3 of uppercase, lowercase, numeric or special (ie % ! How we protect and use your information is also explained in ourDocument 48 - Planning and Property Partners - Site visit bookletDocument 328 - Port of Melbourne Closing SubmissionDocument 183 - CoPP Final Urban Design ReportDocument 191b - Central City and Southbank synthesis reportDocument 317 - Replacement maps for Doc 307Document 262a - Minister for Planning Part C revised DDO (clean version)Document 51 - Economics evidence - Julian SzafraniecDocument M14 - Montague 3D model screen shots with building envelopeDocument 223 - Corrections to Mr Shimmin's evidence statementDocument M17 - Surveyors Place - 2018 04 30 - SubmissionDocument 301 - Aide Memoire to Oral Submissions by Canavan QC on 3 May 2018Document L48 - Updated MSS - Melbourne Planning SchemeDocument 109b - CoPP Consolidated List of Requested Changes - 200318Document 309 - Att 1 - Overview of ICP SystemAccess to Engage Victoria relies on internet and network technologies outside of our control. 7 2018Document 356 - Correspondence from Maddocks re Submission of APN DF2Document M3a - CoPP submission in relation to the Montague precinctDocument W1 - Wirraway Urban Design Report prepared by CoPPDocument 66d - Combined LPP Review Panel Day 1 versionDocument 375e - Minister's response to Councils proposed changesDocument 361 - Closing Submission for Claric Ninety Nine Pty LtdDocument 309 - Att 4 - ICPO 1 Melton Mt Atkinson and Tameit PlainsDocument M19 - Little Lane submission to Review PanelDocument 35 - FB Review Panel Directions and Summary TimetableDocument 307 - Att 5 - Revised Sandridge Precinct DDO - Part C VersionDocument L6 - Age article Hoddle street works cost blow outAll of the terms in these Terms of Use (including theDocument 39 - Taskforce Presentation - Draft FrameworkDocument W3 - Submission - Minister for PlanningDocument 7 - Presentation of Integrated Transport Plan by DELWP TaskforceDocument 133 - Homes for People - City of MelbourneDocument 172 - CoPP Planning Committee minutes 290318Document L20 - Written submission, Claric Ninety Nine Pty LtdDocument 162a - Tabling letter of Toyota MC evidence (s220)Document 162c - Evidence Statement of Charmaine Dunstan on traffic for Toyota MCDocument 367 - Revised hearing timetable v9Document 343(f) - CoPP closing version of controls (CCZ)Document 102 - Correspondence from Mr Kiriakidis in re documents relied upon 160318Document 177c - Evidence of Mark Sheppard - LorimerDocument 163 - Correspondence re late circulation of evidence - Barro GroupDocument 78c - Annexure 7 - Baseline Drainage Plan Options pt2Document 343(h) - CoPP closing version of controls (DPO2)Document S14 - Submission on Behalf of Salvo GroupDocument 49a - Part A submission Harwood Andrews cover letterDocument 278 - Response from Harwood Andrews to Barro Group request for documentsDocument S36 - Sandridge precinct approved permits/applications spreadsheetDocument 151 - SIN 5 - Application of PAO and relationship with s201Fof PE ActThe Engage Victoria service is provided to you on an “as is” basis and we make no statements, representations or warranties about the timeliness, accuracy, completeness or reliability of any part of the service. Released in October 2018, the Framework is a long-term strategic plan for the development of Fishermans Bend to 2050.