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VicSmart Clause 59.01 – Information Requirements

Clause 59.01 – Realign the common boundary between two lots is the clause in local planning schemes that sets out the following for VicSmart planning applications:


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59.01 REALIGN THE COMMON BOUNDARY BETWEEN TWO LOTS

59.01-1 Information Requirements

01/07/2021 VC203

An application must be accompanied by the following information as appropriate:

  • A copy of title for the subject land and a copy of any registered restrictive covenant.
  • A layout plan, drawn to scale and fully dimensioned showing:
    • The location, shape and size of the site.
    • The location of any existing buildings, car parking area, driveways, storage areas, loading areas and private open space.
    • The location of any easements on the subject land.
    • The location of the approved stormwater discharge point.
    • The location and details of any significant vegetation.
    • The location of any street trees, poles, pits or other street furniture.
    • Existing and proposed vehicle access to the lots.
    • Any abutting roads.
    • The location of the existing and proposed common boundary between the lots and the proposed size and shape of the realigned lots.
    • Any proposed common property to be owned by a body corporate and the lots participating in the body corporate.
  • If the land is in more than one ownership, the consent of the owners of the land.
  • If common property is proposed, an explanation of why the common property is required.
  • A written statement that describes:
    • The existing use of the land and its possible future development.
    • The reason for the realignment of the common boundary.
    • For land in an overlay, how the proposal responds to any statement of significance, objectives or requirements specified in the schedule to the overlay.
  • If the land is in an area where reticulated sewerage is not provided, a plan which shows the location of any existing effluent disposal area for each lot or a Land Capability Assessment which demonstrates that each lot is capable of treating and retaining all wastewater and the risks to human health and the environment of a on-site wastewater management system constructed, installed or altered on the lot in accordance with the requirements of the Environment Protection Regulations under the Environment Protection Act 2017.
  • If the land is in a residential zone and the realignment of the common boundary will result in a vacant lot, information that shows that the vacant lot meets the requirements of Standard C8 of Clause 56.

 

Creative Commons License Source: Victoria Planning Provisions – VicSmart Clause 59.01 by the State of Victoria