Advertised planning applications
You can see information on planning applications that are currently advertised and on public notice.
You can:
- view plans
- view other information and documents
- make an objection.
See advertised planning permit applications
Using this information
The information contained in these online registers is provided for the purpose of the planning process as set out in the Planning and Environment Act 1987.
Anyone can use this information to see what is being proposed at a particular property.
The information must not be used for any other purpose. By entering this website you acknowledge and agree that you will only use the document for the purpose specified above and that any dissemination or distribution of this information is strictly prohibited.
Terms used in planning application lists
Status of current planning applications
Applications will progress through the various stages below during the course of assessment. Not all applications will require every stage and the order in which stages are performed may vary.
Lodged
Council has received the application.
Initial Assessment
Council are undertaking an initial assessment of the application. This includes an assessment of the stages required for an application, including an assessment of if further Information is required.
Further information to be submitted
The Information submitted with the application was insufficient for Council to make its decision and Council has requested further information from the applicant.
Further Information submitted
The applicant has submitted Further Information and Council is assessing if the submitted information is satisfactory.
Advertising Preparation
Council is preparing documentation including public notices, signs and letters to conduct Public Notice / Advertising of the application
On Advertising
Public Notice of the application is in progress. This may be in the form of letters to surrounding and abutting neighbours, signs on site and publication of the notice in the local newspaper. The public may make submissions and objections to an application at this stage.
Planning Consult Meeting
Invitations to attend a meeting to discuss the proposal with the Ward Councillors, have been sent to the applicant and objectors to the application.
Under Assessment
Council’s planning assessment report is being written. This is the final stage before a decision is made. Submissions and Objections to applications are also being considered at this stage.
Certified Plan Approved
A plan of subdivision has deemed satisfactory, but subdivision process has not yet been completed.
Status for planning permit decisions
Approved
A Planning Permit has been issued as the application has been approved either by Council or Victorian Civil and Administrative tribunal (VCAT)
Refused
The application has been refused either by Council or Victorian Civil and Administrative tribunal (VCAT).
Notice of Decision
Notification to applicants and objectors that Council intends to approve an application. Objectors may choose lodge an appeal to VCAT within 28 days of the issue of a Notice of Decision (NOD). If there are no objector appeals lodged within the 28 day period, Council will issue a Planning Permit. An applicant may also elect to appeal conditions within 60 days of the issue of the Planning Permit.
S.O.C. Issued
Statement of Compliance (S.O.C) has been issued as the subdivision has been assessed as meeting all Planning permit conditions. The Plan of Subdivision may now be registered with the Titles Office.
Subject to Appeal
The application is currently under review by the Victorian Civil and Administrative tribunal (VCAT)
Lapsed
Further information requested has not been received by the due date and the application has lapsed.
Application not Required
The proposal has been deemed to not have required a Planning Permit.
Application Prohibited
The proposal is prohibited due to the planning controls that apply to the land.
Withdrawn
The applicant has withdrawn the application.
Social Housing
Applications for Social Housing being assessed and determined by the Minister for Planning.
Further information
Submissions and objections to planning applications