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                    Amendment C409: Planning Policy Framework Translation

                    A photograph of people sitting on a boardwalk in Docklands. Melbourne skyscrapers are in the background.
                    The Planning Policy Framework (PPF) Translation proposes to restructure and streamline the local planning policy provisions in the Melbourne Planning Scheme.

                    ​​About the amendment

                    All Victorian planning schemes are required to undertake a PPF translation as part of the Victorian Government’s Smart Planning program. The new PPF restructures the policy section of all planning schemes into a series of themes, each of which has a State section and may have a regional and local section as relevant. This process has been overseen by the Department of Environment, Land Water and Planning.

                    Current status

                    On 30 November 2021, the PPF Translation was presented to the Future Melbourne Committee. Following this, in December 2021, the Chief Executive Officer of the City of Melbourne wrote to the Minister for Planning to advise that Council supports the implementation of the PPF Translation via an amendment to the Melbourne Planning Scheme prepared by the Minister for Planning. 

                    To find out more, read the meeting papers (PDF 9.1 MB) and watch a recording from the 30 November 2021 Future Melbourne Committee meeting.

                    Amendment C409 was approved by the Minister for Planning and came into operation in the Melbourne Planning Scheme on 21 September 2022.​

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