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Planning our city
- Managing our growth
- Funding growth areas
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Precinct Structure Plans
- Growth area precincts in Casey
- Berwick Waterways
- Botanic Ridge
- Brompton Lodge
- Cardinia Creek South
- Casey Central Town Centre
- Casey Fields South Employment
- Casey Fields South Residential
- Clyde Creek
- Clyde North
- Clyde South
- Cranbourne East
- Cranbourne North Stage 2
- Cranbourne West
- Croskell
- Devon Meadows
- Minta Farm
- Thompsons Road
- Major road projects
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Planning services
- Planning and subdivision fees
- Applying for a planning permit
- Drainage Plan Approvals
- Planning advice
- 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
- Is my property in a bushfire prone area?
- Apply for adjoining land owner details - protection works
- Apply for an asset protection permit
- Apply for asset protection final inspection
- Applying for a building permit
- Request copies of building plans and permits
- Safety laws for pool and spa owners
- Apply for a hoarding permit
- Apply to build over an easement
- Apply for a flooding application
- Apply for a siting variation
- Apply for an occupancy permit
- Request a property information certificate
- Enquire about neighbourhood building works
- Find the legal point of stormwater discharge
- Apply to share fencing costs
- Places of Public Entertainment (POPE) and Temporary Structures
- Water coming from a neighbouring property
You may need a planning permit if you are changing the way your land is used. This can include things like constructing or changing a building, using land in a new way, displaying a sign, subdividing land or removing vegetation. We recommend you talk to us before starting any project in Casey.
Our planners on duty are here to help you with all your planning questions.
A pre-application seeks to give advice on planning applications before they formally submit. We suggest coining a pre-application during the design process so we can help you to resolve issues that might arise during the formal application.
To find out the zoning of your property, you can apply for a planning certificate.
Submit a planning enquiry when you need a written response or confirmation from our Planning department.
You may need demolition consent from the Planning department before a building permit for demolition can be issued (pursuant to Section 29A of the Building Act 1993)
Use the this form when written consent pursuant to a Restriction of a Plan of Subdivision or Section 173 Agreement registered on Title
Dependant person's unit (granny flat). Gaming and liquor licensing. Bushfire Management Overlay. Planning requirements for home businesses.
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