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Amendment C027 (Latrobe)

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Rezones land within the main towns to Residential 1 Zone. It also seeks to introduce a new local policy, the Urban Residential Land Development Policy, to provide a strategic framework for decision making. It applies to the following land: 1. Watsons Road, Moe being part lot 1 on LP92501 in the Parish of Moe, County of Buln Buln from Rural Zone to Residential 1 Zone. 2. Land bounded by Narracan Creek, Haigh Street, Bowmans Road and Old Sale Road, Moe being part lots 3 and 4 on LP12859, lots 1 and 2 on LP112814, CP169052 and lots 1 and 2 LP211769 in the Parish of Narracan, County of Buln Buln from Rural Living Zone to Residential 1 Zone. 3. Crinigan Road, Morwell being part Crown Allotment 80 in the Parish of Maryvale, County of Buln Buln from Rural Zone to Residential 1 Zone. 4. Bank Street, Traralgon being Crown Allotment 46, No Section, in the Parish of Traralgon, County of Buln Buln from Rural Zone to Residential 1 Zone. 5. Dunbar Road, Traralgon being Crown Allotments 46A, 73, 74, 75 and 76, No Section, in the Parish of Traralgon, County of Buln Buln from Rural Zone to Residential 1 Zone. 6. Marshalls Road, Traralgon being CP172058 and lot 1 on LP116279 and part lot 2 on LP133832 in the Parish of Traralgon, County of Buln Buln from Rural Zone to Residential 1 Zone. 7. Toners Lane, Morwell being part lot A and lot B on LP141681, lot D on LP145446, part lot 10 on LP140015 and lot 1 on LP218156, Reserve for Municipal Purposes (RFMP) on LP145116, RFMP on LP142625, RFMP on LP137413, part CA45 and lot 2 on LP218156 in the Parish of Maryvale, County of Buln Buln from Rural Zone to Residential 1 Zone. 8. All urban residential land through the introduction in the Local Planning Policy Framework of the Urban Residential Land Development Policy.

Status date
20 Mar 2018
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    Status date 20 Mar 2018 · Observed 12 June 2026 → current

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