South Australia Residential

What is MPR zoning in South Australia?

MPR in South Australia is the Master Planned Renewal zone. It is a residential zone under the state planning scheme.

What can you build on MPR?

MPR is a residential zone, so it broadly supports residential land uses. The exact permitted, permissible and prohibited uses — and the development standards (height, floor space, lot size) — are set by the local environmental plan or planning scheme that applies to the parcel, and they vary council by council. Always confirm the controls against the current instrument before relying on them.

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