SRLA Planning Area Declaration Boundary

Title: Planning Area Declaration boundaries
Keywords: PADs, boundaries, Planning
Summary: Planning Area Declaration (PAD) boundary snapped to cadastre. Gazetted in December 2023.Description: The Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) planning area declaration was published in the Victoria Government Gazette on 7 December 2023 and takes effect on and from 8 December 2023.

As gazetted, the declaration makes the Suburban Rail Loop Authority a planning authority under the Planning and Environment Act 1987 for any land to which a SRL planning area declaration applies and has effect. This means that the Suburban Rail Loop Authority may prepare planning scheme amendments within the declared SRL planning areas.

Councils remain a planning authority for their entire municipality.Topic categories: Boundaries, Planning and cadastre
Status (Current/Superseded): Current
SRLA Number: NA
Dataset Name: SRL_East_Planning Area Declaration Boundaries
File Name: SRL_East_Planning_Area_Declaration_Boundaries
Feature Dataset Name (if applicable): NA
Coordinate System: GDA2020 MGA55 
Data Owner (Organisation): SRLA
Data Custodian (SRLA): Zoey Zuo 
Data Custodian (Sub-Org): 
Data Manager (SRLA/TA): SRLA 
Data SME: Simon Selves 
Load Date/Created Date: 8/12/2023
Update Date (if applicable): NA 
Metadata Date: 12/02/2026 
Constraints on Use: None 
Spatial Extent: Project Wide 
Update Frequency: NA 
Status/State: Current
Suitability: FOR INFORMATION
Layer Name(s): Planning Area Declaration boundaries

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Published (Metadata Record) 31/07/2026
Last updated 31/07/2026
Organisation Suburban Rail Loop Authority
Category
License Creative Commons Non-Commercial No Derivatives 4.0 International
Full metadata URL https://public-data-srla-gis.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/srla-gis::srla-planning-area-declaration-boundary
Update Frequency Unknown
Point of contact datavic@dpc.vic.gov.au

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