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Presentation to Planning Panel Amendment C207 & C208 to the Hume Planning Scheme Lancefield Road PSP & Sunbury South PSP August 2017 1 1 Historical Planning Context Sunbury has long been identified as a significant growth area,

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Presentation to Planning Panel

Amendment C207 & C208 to the Hume Planning Scheme Lancefield Road PSP & Sunbury South PSP

August 2017

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Historical Planning Context

  • Sunbury has long been identified as a significant growth area, through successive

growth area planning strategies (commencing in the early 70s).

  • A number of strategic plans prepared over following years – revisiting and

recasting growth opportunities for Sunbury.

  • Melbourne 2030 - UGB applied in 2003 – not a growth area, therefore no strategic

review

  • Melbourne @ 5 Million (2008) – foreshadowed review of Sunbury growth,

particularly given opportunities to leverage off and planned major infrastructure, including Sunbury electrification/Melbourne Metro

  • UGB revised 2010, Growth Corridor Plan approved in 2012
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Sunbury/Diggers Rest

Growth Corridor Plan

Growth Corridor Plan 2012

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Growth rate trending down from 2.4% in 2005 to 0.51% in 2011-14

  • Largely driven by land

supply constraints 2015 – trending up

  • New supply at Diggers

Rest and Rosenthal Post 2016 land supply (approval of PSP1074 and 1075)

  • Likely to drive further

spike in growth levels

0.00% 0.50% 1.00% 1.50% 2.00% 2.50% 3.00% 3.50% 4.00% 4.50% 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Sunbury & Diggers Rest Percentage Growth

Identified for growth since the 1970s

Total Sunbury (inc. Diggers Rest) Sunbury- North Sunbury- South (inc. Diggers Rest)

5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 45000 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Sunbury & Diggers Rest Population

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Sunbury Projected Growth

  • Victoria in Future projects growth of around 35,000 by 2036 (to approx.

75,000)

  • If growth rates spike from recent low trend growth, this population could

increase significantly beyond this number

% growth per annum

20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 140000 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 2032 2034 2036 2038 2040 2042 2044 2046 2048 2050 2052 2054

Assumed Rate of Population Growth

2% 3%

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Population & Capacity

Total Population

SUNBURY & DIGGERS REST

134,000

Established Sunbury Growth 14,000

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Regional Context

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Location within Sunbury Growth Area

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What do these precincts mean for Sunbury?

  • Important road network

improvements – Two Jacksons Creek Road Crossings.

  • Two new train stations
  • New employment opportunities
  • Improved local services for

Goonawarra

  • Opening up Jacksons Creek – new

regional parkland.

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Sunbury Hume Integrated Growth Area Plan

  • Prepared by Hume City Council –

2010-2012

  • Defined broad land use and

transport structure

  • Informed both the GCP and

ultimately the PSPs

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Developing the Sunbury South PSP:

Key Constraints

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Sunbury South

Creeks and Existing Roads

Total Precinct Area: 1,800 hectares

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Sunbury South

Escarpments & Heritage Features

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Developing the Sunbury South PSP:

Building the Plan

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Sunbury South

Planned Transport Network

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Sunbury South

Planned Open Space Network

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Sunbury South

Wetlands & Retarding Basins

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Sunbury South

Sporting Fields

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Sunbury South

Local Parks

Total Open Space: 800 hectares

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Sunbury South

Schools & Community Centres

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Sunbury South

Town Centres & Employment

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Sunbury South

Residential

  • Total Residential:

720 hectares

  • 11,000 homes
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Sunbury South

Exhibited Future Urban Structure

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Developing the Lancefield Road PSP:

Key Constraints

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Lancefield Road

Creeks & Existing Roads

Total Precinct Area: 1,095 hectares

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Lancefield Road

Escarpments & Heritage Features

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Developing the Lancefield Road PSP:

Building the Plan

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Lancefield Road

Planned Transport Network

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Lancefield Road

Planned Open Space Network

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Lancefield Road

Wetlands & Retarding Basins

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Lancefield Road

Sporting Fields

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Lancefield Road

Local Parks

Total Open Space: 498 hectares

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Lancefield Road

Schools & Community Centres

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Lancefield Road

Town Centres

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Lancefield Road

Residential

Total Residential:

  • 514 hectares
  • 8,000 households
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Lancefield Road

Exhibition Future Urban Structure

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Key Infrastructure:

Precinct Infrastructure Plans

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Key Issues In Submissions

Buffers to Quarry, Landfill, Organics Waste Facility – Sunbury South Precinct

  • Planning Controls
  • Land Use Implications
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Racecourse Road site and the Jacksons Creek Valley:

  • Extent and form of

development

  • Impact of potential

creek crossing

Key Issues In Submissions

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Key Issues In Submissions

Regional Transport Impacts

  • Alignment and

strategic justification for the Jacksons Creek Crossings

  • Impact of development
  • n rural roads
  • Impacts on regional

traffic movements to Melbourne.

  • Status and timing of

Bulla Bypass and upgrades to arterial roads

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Regionally Significant Landscape Values and Drainage

  • Extent of

developable land

  • Revised Drainage

Schemes

  • Setbacks/interface

with creek corridors

Key Issues In Submissions

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Concept Plans

  • Updated Concept Plans for Town

Centres and Residential Areas

  • Additional PSP controls to direct
  • utcomes within concept plan

areas

Key Issues In Submissions

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Thank you