What is the amendment process?
When an amendment is proposed there is a public exhibition held for usually a month where affected people are notified and the community can submit any comments.
The merits of the amendment are then assessed by Council. On an occasion where concerns regarding a proposed amendment cannot be resolved, submissions may be referred to an independent Planning Panel for consideration.
Once the panel's recommendation is received, Council can then decide whether to abandon or adopt all or parts of the amendment. An amendment cannot make changes to the planning scheme until it is approved and gazetted by the Minister for Planning.
The current Bayside Planning Scheme Amendments are listed below. You can also view further information at the Victoria State Government website.
Current amendments
| Amendment number | Amendment name | Status |
|---|---|---|
| C113, C114 and C115 | Mandatory Height Controls for three Major Activity Centres | Refused by the Minister for Planning for approval |
| C126 | Bayside Small Activity Centres Strategy | Public exhibition concluded on 24 April 2017 |
| C139 | Drainage Development Contributions Plan | Submitted to the Minister for Planning for approval |
| C150 | Retail, Commercial and Employment Strategy | Public Exhibition |
| C151 | Hampton East (Moorabbin) Structure Plan | Council consideration of the Planning Panel report |
| C152 | Martin Street Structure Plan | Awaiting Planning Panel report |
| C153 | SBO boundary update | Planning Panel hearing |
| C155 | Potentially Contaminated Land | Public Exhibition |