Amended Development Plan - 19 Lomandra Boulevard, Lucknow

UPDATE 25 June 2024

Thank you to those who completed the survey or provided a written submission, your comments will be considered as part of the review of the proposal. A report will be presented at a Council meeting for a decision, all submitters who have provided contact details will be advised of the Council Meeting date.

UPDATE 7 June 2024

The applicant has provided updated information, so a second round of community consultation is now open to allow for further community comment.

We encourage you to read through the new set of documents available in the Document Library on this project page as these will be the ones considered and presented to Council and previous versions have been superseded.

A summary of the key changes is:

• Concept plans that show what the dwellings are proposed to look like.
• Site layout with the distribution of dwelling design types
• Updated Landscape plans including for the dwellings and club house.
• Plans showing access roads allow for emergency services and waste vehicles.
• Concept drawing for turning circle at end of Sheoak Ave

We are commencing a second round of targeted community consultation from Friday 7 June 2024 and closing Monday 24 June 2024.

After the second round of community consultation concludes, a report will be presented to Council for decision; all submitters will be advised of the date for the Council meeting. Feedback received in the first round of consultation will still be considered as part of the decision-making process and will be reported to Council along with any new or updated written comments.

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Council has received a request for approval of an amended development plan for land located at 19 Lomandra Boulevard, Lucknow, in the Brookfield Lakes estate.

A development plan is a planning tool which describes the general layout of new urban development in certain locations.

Importantly, if a development plan is approved, it means that planning permit applications for that development area are not open to public objection and rights of appeal to VCAT (Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal). That is why it is important for Council to seek public comment on any changes to the development plan.

The proposed amended development plan is to change the use and development from a residential subdivision to a residential village and provides for up to 151 sites to be developed with unregistrable moveable dwellings (UMDs). The residential village includes a proposed community centre and a village green space.