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Boronia Structure Plan

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The Boronia Structure Plan was adopted by Council in October 2006 after extensive community consultation. The plan contains initiatives to improve land use mix, built form, economic sustainability, accessibility, public open space and the well being of the Boronia Community. The Boronia Structure Plan can be downloaded via the links below.

The March 2012 Addendum to the Boronia Structure Plan March 2012 replaces the Built Form (Building Height) Framework (Figure 7) between pages 20 & 21.

Key land use and development objectives of the Boronia Structure Plan have been included in the Knox Planning Scheme, which can be accessed at http://planningschemes.dpcd.vic.gov.au/knox/home.html.

If you require any additional information regarding the Boronia Structure Plan please contact Strategic Planning on 9298 8000 or email psamendments@knox.vic.gov.au

Links

Download Files

Prelude Boronia Structure Plan

Introduction

Plan Vision Directions

Social Well Being & Public Art Framework

Precinct Plans

Precinct Plans - Dorset Road

Precinct Plan - Boronia Village

Precinct Plans - Southern Terraces

Precinct Plans - Boronia Junction

Precinct Plans - Dorset Square

Precinct Plans - Boronia Park

Implementation Structure Plan

Addendum to the Boronia Structure Plan March 2012

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