VIC Approved / gazetted ALPINE · Ministerial

Amendment VC011 (Alpine)

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Introduces ability to require permits for outbuildings larger than a specified size in the Low Density Residential Zone| introduces ability to require permits for restaurants in specified areas in the Business 1 Zone| provides more flexibility in the purpose of the Specific Sites and Exclusions provisions| simplifies the operation of the Advertising Signs provisions| reorganises and clarifies the Car Parking provisions| corrects the referral provisions in Clause 61 relating to construction of building or works on land within 60 metres of a major electricity transmission line| introduces a new definition of Retirement village| and makes various formatting and typographical corrections.

Status date
28 Mar 2001
Exhibition
·
Gazettal
28 Mar 2001
Outcome
Approved

Alpine

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Last 12 months
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Approval rate
98%

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  1. 1 Rezonings happen through planning scheme amendments under the Planning and Environment Act 1987. The council exhibits the amendment and invites submissions.
  2. 2 Make a written submission to the council during the exhibition period, stating whether you support or oppose the amendment and why.
  3. 3 If unresolved submissions remain, they are referred to an independent planning panel, where submitters can be heard before the council decides.
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Stage history

  1. Approved / gazetted

    source label: “Finished:Approved”

    Status date 28 Mar 2001 · Observed 12 June 2026 → current

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