Hepburn Shire Council, 20 February 2024
CheckedDecisions
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Two new dwellings approved for 121 Raglan Street, Daylesford
Council issues a notice of decision for PLN23/0120 to build two double-storey dwellings and remove outbuildings, subject to amended plans and conditions including a 9m maximum height and bushfire requirements. Vote: 4 for, 3 against.
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Council pursues refusal at VCAT for 1A Elsbeth Court subdivision
Council decides to pursue refusal of PLN23/0182 at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, citing concerns about Lot 2 character and building envelope outcomes, and authorises negotiation of an increased front setback and single-storey restriction via a Section 173 agreement. Vote: unanimous.
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Council refers Albert Street Daylesford crossing request to transport agencies
Council receives and notes the petition and refers the request for a safe pedestrian crossing between Bridport and Vincent Streets to the Chief Executive Officer and Department of Transport and Planning for consideration. Vote: unanimous.
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Council refers Creswick to Long Point walking and cycle track petition for strategy review
Council receives and notes the petition and refers it for consideration in the development of the Integrated Transport Strategy (formerly the Walking and Cycling Strategy). Vote: unanimous.
Other notable items
- Petition received to improve pedestrian safety and crossing on Albert Street, Daylesford, with 26 valid signatures.
- Petition received for a Creswick to Long Point walking and cycle track, with 30 valid signatures.
- Council pursued refusal at VCAT for a 1A Elsbeth Court subdivision, citing neighbourhood character concerns.
Tech & Innovation Notes
- Live-streamed meeting on Council’s Facebook page; recording made available on Council’s website.
- Council uses online platforms: corporate website, community engagement portal, and e-newsletters.
- Planning documents require electronic submissions for endorsed plans and management plans.