PROPOSED REFORMS TO MODERNISE VICTORIA’S PLANNING ACT
Source: Victoria. Minister for Planning. Media Release
"Victoria’s planning system will be modernised and simplified under draft legislation released by the Minister for Planning, Justin Madden. Mr Madden said the Brumby Labor Government had consulted extensively with the community, industry, local government and other stakeholders on proposed reforms to the Planning and Environment Act – and this consultation would continue until February next year..“Our Government is determined to manage growth and help families secure their lifestyle,’’ Mr Madden said.“The Planning and Environment Act has provided a healthy framework for the planning of Victoria for more than two decades.“We are now taking action to cut red tape, make the planning system more efficient and ensure it is well placed to manage planning challenges and deliver policy outcomes well into the future. The proposed reforms aim to simplify current laws, remove redundant provisions and strengthen timelines in the planning process – while maintaining liveability and helping to secure housing affordability.’’
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
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Labels: Public administration, Urban Planning
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