Amendment C323 aims to encourage the provision of arts and creative industry along Sturt Street in Southbank to support the role of the State Significant Melbourne Arts Precinct.
Amendment C323 was initiated by Creative Victoria and prepared in collaboration with the City of Melbourne.
Timeline item 1
Submissions open
Formal exhibition on Planning Scheme Amendment.
Submissions open until 21 May 2018
Timeline item 2
Submissions to the Future Melbourne Committee
Report on public submissions to Future Melbourne Committee. Council requests Minister to appoint independent panel to review and hear submissions.
7 August 2018
Timeline item 3
Submissions to the independent panel
Independent panel considers written submissions lodged during the statutory consultation period, hears verbal submissions in support of the written submissions and makes recommendations.
Timeline item 4
Reconvened panel
Panel reconvened to consider the revised amendment and any further submissions.
Timeline item 5
Submissions to the Future Melbourne Committee
Future Melbourne Committee considers the panel report and changes to the Planning Scheme Amendment. Council submits final amendment to Minister for approval.
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