Dear Landowner... you're invited
Beveridge North West PRECINCT STRUCTURE PLAN JULY 2014
LANDOWNER INFORMATION SESSION If you wish to find out more, a landowner drop-in session will be held to discuss the draft plan on: Wednesday, 16 July 2014, 4.00-6.00pm, Beveridge Community Centre, Beveridge Reserve Lithgow Street (near the corner of Spring Street), Beveridge, 3753 The landowner drop in information session will run for two hours and provide landowners with an opportunity to discuss the draft Future Urban Structure Plan with the MPA and Mitchell Shire Council. If you are unable to attend but still wish to discuss the draft plan, please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a meeting. Camerons Lane Winton Street
Stewart Stre
et
Free way Hum e
Lewis Street
Lithgow Street
Kelly Street
Dear Landowner... you’re invited The Metropolitan Planning Authority (MPA), in collaboration with Mitchell Shire Council, has developed a plan for the future development of Beveridge North West (shown overleaf). The Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a document that sets the vision for developing sustainable communities, and is the blueprint that guides new development in growth areas. The Beveridge North West precinct is located in Mitchell Shire Council, to the west of the Hume Freeway, south of Greater Wallan and north of Camerons Lane and Mandalay Estate. Beveridge North West will be a new residential community with a network of town centres and community infrastructure. The plan will incorporate the natural features of the landscape and enhance the features through an open space network. The precinct is 1260 hectares (gross) and is expected to accommodate over 9,000 residential lots and in excess of 25,000 people. It will develop progressively over the next 15-20 years.
The MPA has been conducting research since mid 2013 and a number of technical studies and background reports have been completed. The reports include information on arboriculture, biodiversity, aboriginal and other heritage, land capability (contamination) and utility servicing. Finalised reports are available on the MPA website.
NEXT STEPS
Assessments that are currently underway include community infrastructure, retail and employment provision, the road and transport network, and integrated water cycle management.
The draft Future Urban Structure plan will continue to be developed in the coming months to respond to feedback from landholders as well as more detailed information about:
PLAN DETAILS Key features of the draft Future Urban Structure Plan include: • Creation of a new road network to service the future community; • A network of local town centres and community infrastructure to meet the needs of the future communities; • Regional and local sporting reserves to provide recreational opportunities for local residents;
• Open space connections and local parks;
• Landscape features, including hill tops and the Kalkallo Creek; • Potential future quarry in the north part of the precinct; • Drainage assets to address future development and improve environmental qualities.
• Aboriginal and post contact heritage; • Off-road and on-road shared trail network; • Dwelling density and diversity. The MPA is preparing the Beveridge North West PSP documents for formal exhibition in the coming months. Any submissions that have not been resolved may be referred by the MPA to a Planning Panel for independent review.
Beveridge North West
NORTH HIGHWAY
PRECINCT STRUCTURE PLAN
bus capable
KA
LK
AL
LO
CR
quarry extent and buffer to be determined
EE
EW AY FRE ME
NEY
LTC (4.0ha)
Non Govt. PS 6 (2.60ha) CAC Sporting Reserve (1.20ha)Govt. (10.0ha) PS 6 (3.50ha)
HU
ROA D
K
OLD
SYD
Govt. SC 7-12 (8.40ha)
LTC (1.5ha) Non Govt. PS 6 Sporting Reserve (2.60ha) (8.0ha) CAC (0.80ha) Govt. PS 6 (3.50ha)
CAC Govt. (0.80ha) PS 6 (3.50ha)
LTC (1.5ha)
Sporting Reserve (10.0ha)
extent of PAO to be finalised
CAMERON
S LANE
site for local town centre and school
BEVERIDG
E ROAD
precinct boundary
hume freeway
potential quarry
residential
arterial road
quarry buffer (EPA guidelines)
local town centre
boulevard treatment
local convenience centre
connector road
draft drainage works - melbourne water
government school
landscape values
scattered trees
potential non government school
waterway corridor
other trees
community facility
drainage lines
tree group
sporting reserve
potential regional open space
bridge access level 2 street - left in / left out
future urban structure
beveridge northwest precinct structure plan
note: roads - role and function to be determined
DRAFT - subject to revision
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Copyright, Metropolitan Planning Authority, 2014 The state of Victoria does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of information in this publication and any person using or relying upon such information does so on the basis that the State of Victoria shall bear no responsibility or liability whatsoever for any errors, faults, defects or omission in the information.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Metropolitan Planning Authority Fiona McDougall, Senior Structure Planner Phone: (03) 9651 9600, [email protected]
Mitchell Shire Council Tina Ngu, Senior Strategic Planner Phone: (03) 5734 6405, [email protected]
CONTACT US METROPOLITAN PLANNING AUTHORITY Level 29, 35 Collins Street, Melbourne, 3000 | Phone: (03) 9651 9600 | Fax: (03) 9651 9623 | [email protected] | www.mpa.vic.gov.au The Metropolitan Planning Authority is always interested in your views about our programs and initiatives, and the issues covered in this newsletter. If you would you like to receive regular email updates on the work of the MPA, please register via our website www.mpa.vic.gov.au
LANDOWNER INFORMATION SESSION If you wish to find out more, a landowner drop-in session will be held to discuss the draft plan on: Wednesday, 16 July 2014, 4.00-6.00pm, Beveridge Community Centre, Beveridge Reserve Lithgow Street (near the corner of Spring Street), Beveridge, 3753 The landowner drop in information session will run for two hours and provide landowners with an opportunity to discuss the draft Future Urban Structure Plan with the MPA and Mitchell Shire Council. If you are unable to attend but still wish to discuss the draft plan, please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a meeting. Camerons Lane Winton Street
Stewart Stre
et
Free way Hum e
Lewis Street
Lithgow Street
Kelly Street
Dear Landowner... you’re invited The Metropolitan Planning Authority (MPA), in collaboration with Mitchell Shire Council, has developed a plan for the future development of Beveridge North West (shown overleaf). The Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) is a document that sets the vision for developing sustainable communities, and is the blueprint that guides new development in growth areas. The Beveridge North West precinct is located in Mitchell Shire Council, to the west of the Hume Freeway, south of Greater Wallan and north of Camerons Lane and Mandalay Estate. Beveridge North West will be a new residential community with a network of town centres and community infrastructure. The plan will incorporate the natural features of the landscape and enhance the features through an open space network. The precinct is 1260 hectares (gross) and is expected to accommodate over 9,000 residential lots and in excess of 25,000 people. It will develop progressively over the next 15-20 years.
The MPA has been conducting research since mid 2013 and a number of technical studies and background reports have been completed. The reports include information on arboriculture, biodiversity, aboriginal and other heritage, land capability (contamination) and utility servicing. Finalised reports are available on the MPA website.
NEXT STEPS
Assessments that are currently underway include community infrastructure, retail and employment provision, the road and transport network, and integrated water cycle management.
The draft Future Urban Structure plan will continue to be developed in the coming months to respond to feedback from landholders as well as more detailed information about:
PLAN DETAILS Key features of the draft Future Urban Structure Plan include: • Creation of a new road network to service the future community; • A network of local town centres and community infrastructure to meet the needs of the future communities; • Regional and local sporting reserves to provide recreational opportunities for local residents;
• Open space connections and local parks;
• Landscape features, including hill tops and the Kalkallo Creek; • Potential future quarry in the north part of the precinct; • Drainage assets to address future development and improve environmental qualities.
• Aboriginal and post contact heritage; • Off-road and on-road shared trail network; • Dwelling density and diversity. The MPA is preparing the Beveridge North West PSP documents for formal exhibition in the coming months. Any submissions that have not been resolved may be referred by the MPA to a Planning Panel for independent review.
Beveridge North West
NORTH HIGHWAY
PRECINCT STRUCTURE PLAN
bus capable
KA
LK
AL
LO
CR
quarry extent and buffer to be determined
EE
EW AY FRE ME
NEY
LTC (4.0ha)
Non Govt. PS 6 (2.60ha) CAC Sporting Reserve (1.20ha)Govt. (10.0ha) PS 6 (3.50ha)
HU
ROA D
K
OLD
SYD
Govt. SC 7-12 (8.40ha)
LTC (1.5ha) Non Govt. PS 6 Sporting Reserve (2.60ha) (8.0ha) CAC (0.80ha) Govt. PS 6 (3.50ha)
CAC Govt. (0.80ha) PS 6 (3.50ha)
LTC (1.5ha)
Sporting Reserve (10.0ha)
extent of PAO to be finalised
CAMERON
S LANE
site for local town centre and school
BEVERIDG
E ROAD
precinct boundary
hume freeway
potential quarry
residential
arterial road
quarry buffer (EPA guidelines)
local town centre
boulevard treatment
local convenience centre
connector road
draft drainage works - melbourne water
government school
landscape values
scattered trees
potential non government school
waterway corridor
other trees
community facility
drainage lines
tree group
sporting reserve
potential regional open space
bridge access level 2 street - left in / left out
future urban structure
beveridge northwest precinct structure plan
note: roads - role and function to be determined
DRAFT - subject to revision
V140627
0 100
600
1200m
Copyright, Metropolitan Planning Authority, 2014 The state of Victoria does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of information in this publication and any person using or relying upon such information does so on the basis that the State of Victoria shall bear no responsibility or liability whatsoever for any errors, faults, defects or omission in the information.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Metropolitan Planning Authority Fiona McDougall, Senior Structure Planner Phone: (03) 9651 9600, [email protected]
Mitchell Shire Council Tina Ngu, Senior Strategic Planner Phone: (03) 5734 6405, [email protected]
CONTACT US METROPOLITAN PLANNING AUTHORITY Level 29, 35 Collins Street, Melbourne, 3000 | Phone: (03) 9651 9600 | Fax: (03) 9651 9623 | [email protected] | www.mpa.vic.gov.au The Metropolitan Planning Authority is always interested in your views about our programs and initiatives, and the issues covered in this newsletter. If you would you like to receive regular email updates on the work of the MPA, please register via our website www.mpa.vic.gov.au
