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Designing the City of Casey
- Casey Design Excellence Program
- Managing our growth
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Precinct Structure Plans
- Growth area Precinct Structure Plans in Casey
- Development Contribution Plans Rates
- Infrastructure Contribution Plans Rates
- Community Infrastructure Levy
- Casey Central Town Centre
- Major road projects
- Naming Council reserves and facilities
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Planning services
- OSD design guidelines and checklist
- Planning and subdivision fees
- Applying for a planning permit
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Planning advice
- Do you need a planning permit?
- Section 173 Agreements
- Talk to our planners
- Pre application – Statutory Planning
- What zone is my property in?
- Submit a planning enquiry
- Apply for consent to demolish (Section 29A)
- Request for Planning Consent
- Specific land use and development
- Tree removal and pruning on private property
- Subdivision planning permits
- How your planning application is assessed
- Advertised planning applications
- Existing planning permits
- Submit a waste management plan
- Planning laws and enforcement
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Building services
- Application forms
- Asset protection
- Private building surveyor submissions
- Request copies of building and plans and permits
- Apply for adjoining landowner details - protection works
- Building permits
- Is my property in a bushfire prone area?
- Swimming Pools and Spas
- Enquire about neighbourhood building works
- Apply to share fencing costs
- Places of Public Entertainment (POPE) and Temporary Structures
- Water coming from a neighbouring property
- Maintenance of essential safety measures
Find out which are the 16 growth areas in the City of Casey.
The summary of Development Contribution Plan Rates as at 01 July 2026.
The summary of Infrastructure Contribution Plan Rates is applicable from 01 July 2026 to 30 June 2027.
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a one-off payment to help fund the cost of community infrastructure. It’s made by property owners in residential developments/estates in growth areas.
The Casey Central Town Centre is located at the corner of Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road and Glasscocks Road.
