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Purpose of this Land Use Plan Essendon Airport Pty Ltd has prepared this Land Use Plan in order to provide a clear planning framework for use and development at Essendon Airport. The detail, terminology and definitions used in this Land Use Plan is wherever possible generally consistent with the Victoria Planning Provisions (VPPs) that existed at the time the Land Use Plan was prepared. The VPPs were subsequently amended by the Victorian Government via VC100 on 15 July 2013.

Any changes to the Victorian Government’s planning provisions will be considered and incorporated as part of a wider review of the Land Use Plan for the 2019 Master Plan.

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CONTENTS

SECTION CLAUSE

Purposes of this Land Use Plan

CONTENTS Contents

USER GUIDE User guide

ESSENDON 20 Operation of the Essendon Airport Planning Policy AIRPORT Framework PLANNING POLICY 21 Essendon Airport Strategic Statement FRAMEWORK 22 Essendon Airport Planning Policies

ZONES 31 Operation of zones

Business Zones 34.02 Business 2 Zone 34.03 Business 3 Zone

Special Purpose Zones 37.01 Special Use Zone

OVERLAYS 41 Operation of Overlays

PARTICULAR 51 Operation of particular provisions PROVISIONS 52.05 Advertising signs 52.06 Car parking 52.07 Loading and unloading of vehicles 52.10 Uses with adverse amenity potential 52.11 Home Occupation 52.12 Service station 52.13 Car wash 52.14 Motor vehicle, boat or caravan sales 52.15 Heliport 52.19 Telecommunications facility 52.25 Crematorium 52.27 Licensed premises

52.28 Gaming 52.29 Land adjacent to a Road Zone, Category 1, or a Public Acquisition Overlay for a Category 1 road 52.30 Freeway service centre

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SECTION CLAUSE

GENERAL 61 Administration of this Land Use Plan PROVISIONS 61.01 Administration and enforcement of this Land Use Plan 61.02 What area is covered by this Land Use Plan? 61.03 What does this Land Use Plan consist of? 61.04 When did this Land Use Plan begin? 61.05 Effect of this Land Use Plan

62 Buildings, works not requiring a permit

62.02 Buildings and works not requiring approval

64 Land used for more than one use

65 Decision guidelines 65.01 Approval of a proposal

DEFINITIONS 71 Meaning of words

72 General terms

73 Outdoor advertising terms

74 Land use terms

75 Nesting diagrams

INCORPORATED 81 Documents incorporated in this Land Use Plan DOCUMENTS

MAPS . Zoning Plan

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USER GUIDE

1. What is the Essendon Airport Land Use Plan?

The Essendon Airport Land Use Plan sets out policies and requirements for the use, development and protection of Commonwealth land at Essendon Airport.

2. Who is affected by this Land Use Plan?

The Airport Operator, lessees and any person proposing to use and/or develop land at Es- sendon Airport are affected by this Land Use Plan.

3. What does this Land Use Plan consist of?

This Land Use Plan consists of a written document and any maps, plans or other documents incorporated in it (see Clause 81). It contains-

. Purpose of this Land Use Plan. . Contents . The User Guide. . An Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework including Essendon Airport Strategic Statement and Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies. . Zone and Overlay provisions. . Particular Provisions. . General Provisions. . Definitions. . Incorporated Documents

The Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework contains the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement (EASS) and Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies (EALPP). Based upon the Essendon Airport Master Plan the framework sets out the strategic planning context for the airport. It presents the Master Plan vision for the airport; and provides the rationale for the zone and overlay requirements and particular provisions in the Land Use Plan. The Zone and Overlay requirements and Particular Provisions show -

. The type of use and development allowed in each zone. . Additional requirements for, buildings and works on land that is affected by an overlay. . Requirements for any specific uses and development. The General Provisions provide information on the administration of this Land Use Plan and other related matters. Definitions advise on the meaning of words in this Land Use Plan.

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Effect of this Land Use Plan

4. How do I use this Land Use Plan?

The Land Use Plan maps

The Land Use Plan maps show how land is zoned and whether it is affected by an overlay. This information is indicated by a letter and number code that is explained on the front page of each map: For example, B2Z stands for Business 2 Zone. To find out the effect these requirements have, it is necessary to refer to the written document.

The written document

Policy framework (Clauses 21 to 22) The Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework contains the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, and sets the long term directions and outcomes sought by this Land Use Plan. These are implemented through the Zone, Over- lay and Particular Provision requirements. Zone requirements (Clauses 31 to 37) A zone controls land use and development. Each zone includes a description of its purpose and the requirements that apply regarding land use, subdivision and the construction and carrying out of buildings and works. Each zone lists land uses in three sections: Section 1 Includes uses that do not require Airport Operator’s Consent. Section 2 Uses that require Airport Operator’s Consent. Section 3 Uses that are prohibited. Uses that are not specifically mentioned are covered by a reference to 'any other use'. This is usually found in Section 2, but is occasionally found in Section 3. Sometimes a use in Section 1 or Section 2 must meet specified conditions. If these conditions are not met, the use may require a permit or may be prohibited. Note that the three sections refer to the use of land, not to the development of land. Development of land includes the construction of a building, carrying out works (such as clearing vegetation), or displaying signs. The zones indicate whether Airport Operator’s Consent is required to construct a building or carry out works. Some buildings and works may not require a permit. These are listed in Clause 62 of the scheme under Uses, buildings, works, subdivisions and demolition not requiring a permit. Overlay requirements (Clauses 41 to 45) Overlays affect subdivisions, buildings and works. They operate in addition to the zone requirements and generally concern environmental, landscape, heritage, built form, and land and site management issues. It is essential to check whether an overlay applies to the land before commencing any use or development.

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Particular provisions (Clauses 51 to 56) Where applicable, particular provisions have been included in this Land Use Plan. Other planning requirements may apply to particular uses or development. These may be advertising signs, car parking or specified types of use. Such requirements are listed under Par- ticular provisions. It is essential to check whether any of these requirements apply before commencing any use or development. General provisions (Clauses 61 to 67) The general provisions provide information on:

. The administration of this Land Use Plan. . Matters the Airport Operator will consider before deciding on a proposal.

Definitions (Clauses 71 to 75) Words used in this Land Use Plan have their common meaning unless they are defined in the Land Use Plan or the Airports Act 1996. The purpose of defining a word is to limit its meaning to a particular interpretation or to explain the meaning of a word or phrase peculi- ar to this Land Use Plan. You should check whether any word or term is defined to ensure you understand its meaning within the context of the Land Use Plan. If in doubt about the meaning of a word that is not defined, ask the Airport Operator for as- sistance.

5. How do I find out about requirements affecting land within the Airport?

You should first speak to a representative of Essendon Airport Pty Ltd (the Airport Opera- tor).

6. Changes to this Land Use Plan

This Land Use Plan is not a static document and is likely to change over time. The Land Use Plan will be reviewed every five years as part of the review of the Essendon Airport Master Plan or as the need arises prior to this time.

Proposals to use or develop land

7. The need for early discussion with the Airport Operator

If you propose to use or develop land, first discuss the proposal in detail with the Airport Operator, Essendon Airport Pty Ltd. Early discussion will confirm whether the Airport Operator’s Consent is necessary and identify any other requirements.

8. Making an application

If the Airport Operator’s Consent is required, an application should be submitted to the Airport Operator and, include, all necessary supporting information such as plans, reports and photographs so that the proposal is fully described and can be understood by all inter- ested parties. The payment of a fee is required for the processing of applications. Details of the fee can be obtained from the Airport Operator.

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9. Considering and giving notice of the application

In considering an application, the Airport Operator will decide whether informal comment should be sought from owners or occupiers of adjoining or nearby land or views of the relevant local municipality. In making its decision, the Airport Operator must assess an application against the Essen- don Airport Master Plan, and strategies and desired outcomes outlined in the Land Use Plan’s policy frameworks. Comments will be sought from the Airport Environs Officer and the Airport Building Controller as required. Any other matters that the scheme specifies must also be taken into account.

10. The decision

Following consideration of your application, the Airport Operator will decide to either:

. Issue Airport Operator’s Consent with or without conditions. The conditions may require further information to be provided, changes to be made to the proposal or matters which may be undertaken during the tenure of the property. . Refuse to grant Airport Operator’s Consent.

11. Do I have a right of appeal against a decision?

No.

12. What is the difference between Airport Building Controller Approval and Air- port Operator’s Consent?

Airport Operator’s Consent must not be confused with building approvals issued by the Airport Building Controller. Airport Operator’s Consent is approval from the Airport Op- erator, Essendon Airport Pty Ltd under this Land Use Plan. Building approvals are issued by the Commonwealth appointed Airport Building Controller which ensures that all the relevant building regulations are adhered to and generally relates only to the constructional aspects of a building or other development and must ensure consistency with the Essendon Airport Master Plan. Airport Building Controller approval is required in most cases involving development. You should consult the Airport Operator to establish what approvals are required and the process required to be followed in order to obtain such approvals.

Need more help?

Contact Essendon Airport Pty Ltd if you:

. Have a general enquiry about this Land Use Plan. . Are unsure what requirements apply. . Are unsure of the steps in the approval process. . Would like to know how this Land Use Plan may be changed. . Want to buy a copy of this Land Use Plan.

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Publications that may help are:

. Essendon Airport Master Plan . Essendon Airport Environment Strategy

Relevant legislation includes:

. Airports Act 1996 and associated regulations

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Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework

This section sets out the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement and the Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies that apply to the area covered by this Land Use Plan.

20 OPERATION OF THE ESSENDON AIRPORT PLANNING POLICY FRAMEWORK

Operation of the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement The Essendon Airport Strategic Statement (EASS) contains a series of key strategic planning, land use and development objectives for Essendon Airport and the strategies and actions for achieving the objectives. It provides the strategic basis for the application of the zones, overlays and particular provisions in the Land Use Plan and will inform decision making by the Airport Operator. The EASS provides an opportunity for an integrated approach to planning across the airport and reflects the Essendon Airport Master Plan. The EASS will be reviewed on a five-year basis as part of the review of the Essendon Airport Master Plan. When making decisions about proposals, the Airport Operator should take the EASS into account.

Operation of the Local Planning Policies Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies assist in the implementation of the objectives and strategies of the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement. Essendon Airport Local Planning Policy (EALPP) contains a series of policy statements of intent or expectation. The EALPP gives the Airport Operator an opportunity to state its view of a planning issue and its intentions for an area. An EALPP provides guidance to decision making on a day to day basis. It can help the community to understand how the Airport Operator will consider a proposal. The consistent application of policy over time should achieve a desired outcome.

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21 ESSENDON AIRPORT STRATEGIC STATEMENT

21.01 Introduction

The Essendon Airport Strategic Statement (EASS) provides the strategic planning basis for the land use planning within the airport. The Essendon Airport Land Use Plan solely relates to Essendon Airport and its future development as envisaged in the Essendon Airport Master Plan for a 20-year period. The EASS provides the rationale for the airport’s local policies and planning controls.

Implementation The EASS has been prepared simultaneously with the Essendon Airport Master Plan. The vision for Essendon Airport will be achieved by having regard to Essendon Airport planning policies when exercising discretion and by applying zones and overlay controls. Whilst the Land Use Plan has been prepared having regard to the Victorian Planning Provisions, it is not a planning scheme and has been prepared to meet the requirements of the Commonwealth Airports Act 1996 and is therefore not subject to State legislation. The EASS has been prepared to assist the airport operator in achieving its vision for the future development of the airport.

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21.02 CONTEXT

The following discusses the geographical and policy context relevant to the airport.

Geographic Essendon Airport is located approximately 11 kilometres north west of Melbourne’s Central Business District (CBD) and 7 kilometres south east of Melbourne International Airport. The airport is located on one of the gateways to Melbourne, the Tullamarine Freeway, which provides access to the city, connects to the Calder Freeway and the Western Ring Road with linkages to the broader arterial road network. The Tullamarine Freeway’s connection with CityLink provides linkages to the Port of Melbourne and the south-eastern regions of Melbourne. Surrounding the Airport are the established areas of Strathmore, Strathmore Heights, Essendon North and Airport West. These areas are predominantly residential suburbs with some commercial and retail activities.

Figure 1: Airport Location Plan

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Essendon Airport is located within the municipal boundary of the City of Moonee Valley. However, as the land is owned by the Commonwealth, the Council has no jurisdiction over land use and planning matters at the airport. There are also several other municipalities in close proximity including the municipal areas of Moreland, Brimbank and Hume City Councils.

Aviation From an aviation perspective, Essendon Airport is geographically located within the Port Phillip Region, which covers most of metropolitan Melbourne. There are five airports within the Port Phillip Region:  Melbourne International  Essendon;  Moorabbin;  Avalon; and,  Point Cook. Each airport has sealed runways and a capability for catering for activity greater than just light general aviation. In addition to these airports, there are many airfields on the fringe of the metropolitan area which are used by many general aviators. The following diagram gives an indication of the location of airports and airfields within Melbourne.

Figure 2: Airport and Airfield Location Plan Source: Airbiz

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Policy Context Federal The Airports Act 1996 and Regulations made under it provides the statutory framework for privatised airports in Australia, including Essendon Airport. The Act requires the Airport Operator to produce a Master Plan for approval by the Minister. The objectives of the Act are stated in it so they are not repeated here. In accordance with the Airports Act 1996 this Land Use Plan has, where possible, been prepared in an amount of detail and using terminology generally consistent with the Victorian Planning Provisions. State Planning Policy Whilst there is no specific State Planning Policy relating to Essendon Airport there is a general policy relating to airfields (Clause 18.04 of the State Planning Policy Framework), and several other policies which are generally relevant. An objective of State Planning Policy for airfields is: To facilitate the siting of airfields and extensions to airfields, restrict incompatible land use and development in the vicinity of airfields, and recognise and strengthen the role of airfields as focal points within the State’s economic and transport infrastructure.

The Federal Government has chosen to regulate land use planning at Essendon Airport through the Airports Act 1996 and the Master Plan process. State Planning Policies do not apply to Essendon Airport, and therefore have not been incorporated in this Land Use Plan. Certain topics covered by the State Planning Policies that are of relevance to Essendon Airport have been addressed in the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework. The Airport Operator will have regard to State Planning Policies as they affect land use in adjoining cities and the wider State of Victoria in a similar manner to the regard given to the local planning policies of neighbouring cities.

Municipal Local Planning Policy Whilst there are several municipalities in close proximity to the airport, the airport is wholly located within the City of Moonee Valley. Like State Planning Policy, local planning policy and controls of the City of Moonee Valley do not apply to Essendon Airport. However, the City of Moonee Valley does make mention of Essendon Airport in its Municipal Strategic Statement (MSS) and local planning policies. Council’s MSS identifies Essendon Airport as a key site and represents a major opportunity to contribute to improving the city. If Essendon Airport is to be closed, the site should be redeveloped for a range of uses that capitalise on the strategic location of the site by providing a range of business and employment opportunities in a quality environment. This should include high quality industrial parks, hotel with convention centre facilities and a major cultural/entertainment facility located adjacent to the Tullamarine Freeway on the western part of the airport. The Balance of the site should be redeveloped to provide a diversity of housing types and sizes. The whole redevelopment of Essendon Airport should however be integrated and contribute to the life of the City. Non-aviation uses that are developed while the airport continues to operate should be located on the western side of the airport and be consistent with the long-term vision of the site. (Clause 21.02-3 of City of Moonee Valley’s MSS)

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A Council objective for Essendon Airport is:

The continued operation of the airport should ensure that the existing amenity and safety of the residents and their property is maintained. If Essendon Airport is to be closed, the site should be redeveloped for a range of uses which capitalise on the strategic location of the site. This may include high quality industrial park, a major cultural/entertainment facility, located adjacent to the Tullamarine Freeway on the western part of the airport with the balance of the land developed to provide a diversity of housing types and public spaces (Clause 21.14 of City of Moonee Valley’s MSS)

Council also states a number of key issues and corporate strategies for the site. Some elements may be consistent with this Land Use Plan and others not. Inconsistency is inevitable given the different planning environments applicable to the Airport Operator and a neighbouring city. In addition, there are some fundamentally different points of view. An example is the Council’s strategy to advocate the closure of the airport while the Airport Operator is obliged by the terms of its lease to keep the Airport open. The Airport Operator does not have, and is not seeking any referral authority role, under the City of Mooney Valley Planning Scheme.

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21.03 SNAPSHOT

Location Essendon Airport covers some 305 hectares with the Tullamarine Freeway forming its southern and western boundary and the residential areas of Strathmore Heights and Strathmore its northern and eastern boundary. The airport land is accessed via English Street and the extension of Bulla Road with the primary access being English Street.

Existing and Projected Aircraft Activity Prior to aviation operations at Melbourne Airport, Essendon Airport was one of Australia’s major civilian airports catering for both domestic and international flights. With domestic and international flights transferred to Melbourne Airport, Essendon Airport is now predominately a general aviation airport. Current aviation facilities, eg hangers and the like, are spread throughout the airport site in a way which creates land use and aviation inefficiencies. The privatisation of the airport provided the opportunity to review aviation operations and consolidate aviation facilities and activities into a central area making more efficient use of both landside and airside areas at the airport and freeing up land for commercial development.

Development Opportunities To complement aviation revenue and maximise income streams it is essential that income is derived from land not required for aviation or aviation support purposes. There is scope for a wide range of appropriate uses and developments. Areas within the airport have been identified surplus to aviation or aviation support and suitable for commercial development.

Business Activity Centre The size of the airport, the area of developable land, its proximity to the CBD and Melbourne Airport and the proximity of major road infrastructure are highly sought after attributes for business.

Environmental Management An Environment Strategy has been prepared for the airport in accordance with the Airports Act 1996. This strategy addresses the environmental obligations of the airport operator. The Environmental Strategy will continue to be applied. The Airport Operator will continue to apply, and have regard to, the Environment Strategy when assessing development proposals.

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Access The airport’s success and future is contingent upon providing appropriate levels of access to and from the site. Future possible integration of the airport with the broader public transport network will be explored as the airport develops.

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21.04 CHALLENGES

In order to achieve change at the airport and ensure that the Master Plan vision is realised, it is necessary to understand and acknowledge the issues confronting the airport operators. The following identifies the various challenges facing Essendon Airport and which influence the future use and development of the airport both for aviation and non-aviation purposes.

21.04-01 Aviation

The mix of airport users, both historically and currently, was heavily weighted towards those users that generate minimum income for the airport operators but are the most taxing on resources but the situation is improving. The major challenges being faced from an aviation perspective include:

. creating a commercially viable general aviation airport; . altering current aviation practices including landing charges, commercial rents, building usage and occupation to improve efficiencies and better use of areas; . maintain aviation infrastructure and continue the operation of the airport; and, . encouraging aviation activities to consolidate into a centralised location to increase efficiencies and open up other areas within the airport which can be better utilised for non-aviation activities.

21.04-02 Re-invigorating the Centre

In the past some non-aviation users have chosen to locate at the airport, however the airport’s business function has not been fully realised. Moreover, the north-west regions of Melbourne has traditionally not been a sought after corporate address. With recent trends seeing many businesses leaving the CBD to city-fringe locations, the various attributes of the airport provides a unique opportunity to attract businesses and capture some of this movement. Essendon Airport sits within a broader regional context where surrounding municipalities compete to maintain and enhance their employment base through encouraging a range of business and industrial activities. The challenge is how to reinvigorate the business component of the airport. The Airport Operator will need to take a flexible approach to land use so that the unique attributes of Essendon Airport can be used to create an environment which does more than replicate what is available elsewhere.

21.04-03 Employment

The creation of a campus-style business activity centre creates the opportunity to enhance business activity within the inner north-west and entice businesses who seek quality urban business environments with large open spaces, quality building forms and public spaces to relocate. The challenge is to create this environment and offer and alter business perceptions of the region and to both enhance and strengthen the economic and employment base of the area.

21.04-04 Transportation Networks

A major challenge and one that is fundamental to the vision is transport planning, in particular, the airport has great exposure to the Tullamarine Freeway and is connected with the broader metropolitan road network, providing for expected traffic volumes, site accessibility and integration.

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21.04-05 Managing the Airport Operational Environment

A major challenge is to manage both the airport’s operational environment and community expectations. Educating the community of the conditions upon which the airport has been leased and hence the future environment in which the airport will operate requires ongoing attention and commitment. The Master Plan sets out the 20 year development plan for the airport based upon a multitude of factors including projected aviation activity levels. This first step provides the community with a broad understanding of how it is expected that the airport will evolve over the next 20 years.

21.04-06 Development Timing

Creating a vision for the airport and identifying redevelopment opportunities and concepts for individual areas within the airport is just the beginning. The acceptance of the vision by all levels of government, residents and the business community is critical to the success and timing of any development at the airport. The challenge is to first gain this level of acceptance and then to manage the airport for the longer term without losing sight of the vision. Timing will largely be dependant upon market acceptance of the product being offered and therefore the product needs to be flexible in order to proactively meet changing business needs.

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21.05 ESSENDON AIRPORT STRATEGIC VISION

Essendon Airport Pty Ltd is committed to realising positive economic, development, environmental, community and urban planning outcomes. This commitment is reflected in the vision for Essendon Airport which is the foundation for the strategic planning framework and the Master Plan. The vision is:

“To create a viable airport which returns a profit to shareholders by maintaining an appropriate level of airport facilities to meet projected aviation needs and by realising the commercial and development potential of the airport as a regional activity centre.”

Recognising legacies of the past whilst building upon the airport’s strengths, responding to changing circumstances, and exploring new opportunities to realise the vision is a major challenge. The objectives which will assist in achieving the vision are:

. To improve and maintain safe, secure and efficient airport operations; . To add value to the airport by realising and taking advantage of development opportunities; . To increase market awareness of development opportunities at the airport; . To improve the integration of the airport with its surrounds; and . To consolidate airport operations and aviation requirements to ensure efficient and sustainable land use.

21.06 ESSENDON AIRPORT MASTER PLAN

The Essendon Airport Strategic Statement has been prepared having regard to the Essendon Airport Master Plan.

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BEAUFORT NORTH PRECINCT

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36 171 37 170 WIRRAWAY NORTH PRECINCT Railway Property

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224 DEVEREAUX 2 4 55 L.P. 71020 2 216 14 12 98 217 Creek 68

233 L.P.71021 83 54 225 6 3

241 240 5 185 186 187 RC 13969 ST 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 188 4 13 7 8 177 4 56 189 99 7 1 17 2 3 190 L.P.66345 3 DEVEREAUX 5 6 69 PL 191 232 4 42 2 192 82 1 DRASKA 3 193 2 L.P.76050 L.P.67434 L.P.67433 53 226 1 194 242 2 L.P.54775 195 196 100 1 L.P.11083 197 L.P.11083 198 70 231 L.P.11083 43 RD 199 81 200 52 227 2 L.P. 66316 234 233 232 231 230 229 201 243 238 237 236 235 6 7 239A 239 1 1 234 5 101 3 3 2 25 1 71 L.P.11082

L.P.66345 227 44 230 24 7 80 23 CT L.P.11082 51 228 16 WIRRAWAY 37 KERR ST 15 244 213 14 102

72 L.P.11082 CT 212 45

229 8 226 79 L.P.47751 SHORT 50 266 2 214 202 245 36 103

35 73

9 46 225 211 78 265 4 49 22 267 34 215 4 203

246 ELPIS NORTH 104

L.P.114657 14 74 City of Essendon 13 13 47 77 GR 10 224 264 CT 210 ST City of Broadmeadows

5 48

21 L.P.11083 268 15 216 204 L.P.114657 5 247 L.P.78666 L.P.11083 105

L.P.11083 33 75 31 12 T

R.P. 32295 223 209 76 L.P.53576 12 263 32 C 6 5 269 11 20 16 217 E 205

Essendon 6 106 6 248 N 250 251 252 253 AV

11 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 2 PRECINCT O 240 241 242 1 240A 222 30 208 RD 262 O 7 15 S CHRIS 17 D 7 270 218 16 12 19 L.P.66459 N 206

774 L 249 ST WILLETT AV E L.P.11083 A PERCIVAL AV R.P.4879

H 221

V L.P.11083 RD MASCOMA 261 AV 207 T 254 29 8 219 773 18 8 A FLANNERY AV 271 LOCKHEED 10 9 8 260 259 258 257 256 13 18 11 BONA 268 267 266 265 264 263 262 261 775 250

KERR

19 220 28 RIDGE CT 260 7

772 9 PL FOTIS L.P.53857 CT 14 272 VALDOONE 255 GR M Y XAVIER 17 3 6 776 ST L.P.114567 174 ST ST A 251 R T 27 20 E 38 E H T CT 10

N 24 25 259 17 21 22 23 GR L.P. 12958 15 L.P.20082 159 39 N 273 5 W AV 16 777 252 40 S ATHENS 173

RC 4659 18 11 63

FLA Playground Reserve SUMMIT 41 R.P. 12563 16 19 OAK PARK

15 274

1 258 160 42 Reserve L.P.20082 AV 172 Creek 43 L.P. 112359 275 64

253 12 14 SCHOOL Municipal Reserve 13 158 PRIMARY 44 257 p.2209 157 156 161 276 155 171 MASCOMA 1979 154 5 VGG 153 152 533 256 151 ST 162 65 HOWES 804 277 150 L.P.20082 L.P.11526 805 149 532 City of Essendon 148 806 147 R.P.7357 VINCENT 170 807 146 163 808 145 35 WALTON 255 278 City of Broadmeadows L.P.20082

L.P. 12958 BONA 144 143 86 530 142 36 141 164 A 140 529 L.P.20082 169 61 37 C.P. 150397 139 85 66 828 C.P. 102944 279 138 137 L.P.79916 89 528 1 254 125 124 165 L.P. 114657 126 L.P.20082 84 527 823 RD VINCENT L.P.20082 127 102 280 128 60 822 129 123 526 166 L.P.20082 130 WINIFRED 90 103 131 83 133 132 525 134 67 104 281 122 524 59 91 82 168 107

ASH 523 LOCKHEED 121 167 106 282 92 81 522 MASCOMA STREET 58 107 521 38 120 101 Reserve 283 93 80 68 MARIE AV 520 57 545 City 119 Moonee 519 39 94 City 79 544 100 284 518 118 56 543 Ponds 840 L.P.66459 95 78 69 517 841 542 40 842 285 99 117 L.P. 12958 154 516 541 845 96 77

846 AV 847 540 41 848 116 70 849 286 of Ponds 515 850 98 97 539 546 108 C.P. 152231 851 76 153 852 MOONEE 28 853 236 L.P. 10943 115 514 L.P. 12958 of 538 42 98 71 287 75 97 240 Broadmeadows Moonee 152 MURPHY 547 109 241 113114 242 C.P. 109127 RD 243 99 27 244 43 245 72 C.P. 100208 74 536 537 STRATHNAVER PONDS 110 248 100 1 RESERVE 151 96 Essendon 155 L.P.11526 26 44 112 73 JOSEPHINE 101 111 150 2

111 156 of 513 102 95 45

of 288 112 110 149 157 103 512 12 ST L.P.91444 CT 46 R.P.6273 109 114 113 94 148 L.P.91844 104 PARK 3

AV 158 AIRPORT 108 OAK 511 47 93 105 147

107 159 9 R.P.3287 4 146 48 92 115 STRATHNAVER VINCENT 216 106 ST 215 RESERVE 160 R.P.3356 161 549 160 225 226 145 162 163 164 116 WEST 165 166 91 167 168 169 170 171 RD 172 173 174 510 L.P. 66459 175 176 177 161 Reserve 178 179 180 144 L.P.93622 159 181 182 183 184 185 186 550 2 STRATHNAVER 187 509 50 L.P.57623 L.P.11526 117 90 AV 162 143 158 STRATHNAVER L.P.57623 188 508 R.P.4156 156 155 154 153 152 151 189 157 150 149 142 551 51 ST 148 147 146 145 224 118 89 144 143 142 163 141 140 139 190 6 138 137 136 135 134 10 191 507 141 C.P. 100667 132 52 223 L.P. 91444 192 5 119 87 131 506 164 193 7 140 C.P. 171339 130 Creek 6 505 L.P.51232 222 L.P. 57623 194 469 165 53 4 5 139 1 129 Essendon 195 FRANCIS

3 557 128 166 196 221 138 ST 54 468 L.P.51387 2 92 127 1 556 86 LARKIN CRT 220 167 137 555 93 L.P. 64088 L.P. 10943 197 554 94 L.P. 91382 553 95 96 97 98 467 552 99 1 55

STRATHAIRD 100 101 102 103 230 136 104 105 106 107 219 168 108 109 110 111 112 2 113 114 115 116 3 198 4 117 466 L.P. 57622 118 218 169 135 ST 231 134 L.P. 42920 56 RD 119 9 133 1 ST MASCOMA 120 1 2 R.P. 13961 132 L.P. 57622 131 85 2 4 199 217 170 130 STRATHAIRD 465 129 3 4 128 5 6 7 L.P. 64088 127 37 38 126 57 39 40 41 42 43 R.P. 35425 125 62 63 64 171 124 8 65 66 67 200 123 84 68 AV 464 233 215 172 58 L.P. 57623 9 82 83 201 83 84 234 214 173 ST 85 ST 59 10 86 87 81 430 235 213 174 82 88 WINIFRED 44

LAMART 69 89 11 90 35 L.P. 57622 236 60 61 429 212 45 91 BERNARD 175 WOOLART 81 12 70 80 237 211 46 428 L.P. 77925 34 L.P. 10943 147 MASCOMA STREET L.P. 11526 146 13 60 71 176 JOHN PASCOE FAWKNER RESERVE 238 177 80 47 79 210 178 MATTHEWS 32 33 420 179 L.P. 57622 180 14 72 181 59 239 182 597 132 48 78 ST 183 133 ST 419 184 79 134 185 ST 135 RD 73 186 L.P. 10943 15 ST 187 776 77 ST 240 209 188 138 49 58 JOHN ST 208 ST 189 139 ST 418 207 L.P. 11526 140 31 74 206 190 191 205 16 241 204 50 Oval 203 VINCENT LAMART 57 598 202 ST 30 75 WINIFRED 201 ST 200 AV 17 242 199 198 78 STRATHAIRD 51 197 9 595 596 ST 29 56 196 MASCOMA 417 195 599 Moonee 194 18 243 193 52 192

WOOLART 28 77 416 19 244 55 54 ST NORTHERN 600 CREEK 27 53 421 415 569 20 76 245

1 594 L.P. 57622 118 26 L.P. 12048 Ponds 397 117 601 422 116 L.P. 131534 115 APRON 21 114 414 RC 12057 25 593 396 570 22 ST 423

602 413 24 246 L.P. 9053 C.P. 109253 568 SYLVESTER 395 247 424 248 C.P. 109252 23 592 249 571 250 1156 412 1155 603 251 1154 252 1153 RD 253 567 425 254 1152 538 255 L.P. 9053 256 591 ST 411 257 7 573 572 394 393 258 604 Creek L.P.42292 259 426 392 260 368 261 L.P.48475 566 2 410 3 262 MENARRA 2 263 L.P.76937 264 590 348 265 1 539 347 266 1 409 398 346 565 427 QUINTUS 345 344

589 343 574 ST 399 312 408 391 311

540 310 564 SYLVESTER 309 Drainage 308 307 588 390 ST 306 575 407

1 563 536 Reserve Reserve 401 400 389 349 Drainage Reserve

RC 14073 541 Drainage 402 388

587 369 350

576

BEAUFORT 607 Reserve 313

535

562 L.P.12048 403 387

542 370 351 342 1268 1269 577 L.P. 11526 314 1270

1 386 1271 534 1272 ST 404

561 371 352 M-939

543 2 L.P.67276 315

578 L.P.12048 405 R.P. 33910 304 NORTH 533 2 1 ST 372 353 340 560 1324 1 1 384 385 316 1323 1322 L.P. 9053 544 1321 C.P. 100953 ST 579 4 610 L.P.11526 303 L.P.48316 373 354 339 532 2 L.P. 48220

559 3 611 383 317 1315 276 1314 545 580 2 302 VGG 612 JOHN 374 355 338 PRECINCT 531 382 318 558 277 No 38 pg 1018 April '76 613

546 301 VISION 375 356 337 2 319 581 614

530

557 L.P. 60437 278 704 300 615 376 357 336 547 JOHN 705 633 ST 1 320 279 582 616 706 529 STRELDON 556 ST 299 707 377 358 335 632 548 617 SHORT STR L.P. 48284 L.P. 12048 321 708 280

298 528 1 631 MASCOMA 709 378 359 334 555 634 2 710 322 549 630 583 281 711 City Moonee 297 AV 360 333

527 1391 629 379 1392 635 323 282 1395 550 296 1396 628 1 716715 C.P. 101216 1397 1398 636 City 332 1399 WIRRAWAY RD 361 526 of 1400 554 703 324 1401 627 283 637 702 ELDORADO

ST ST 295 L.P. 9053 701 717 331 EASTERN 626 362 ST 638 553 700 L.P.47618 2 L.P.11526 ST 718 284 L.P.12048 ERIC LEBANON 2 625 Reserve 294 330 R.P.9111 552 639 719 363 624 285 APRON L.P.60405 640 720 551 of 293 623 329 ST 364 641 L.P.11526 286

1 622 721 L.P.99236 2 292 642 699 328 621 Sewerage Reserve 722 287 643 L.P.12048 GREGORY Drainage 365 ETHEL 620 291 662 644 Jika 723 Jika 288 MASCOMA 619 Drainage 661 645

MARGARET 660 Broadmeadows 290 289 MELBOURNE 646 724 Doutta Galla Creek Essendon Ponds 659 647 725

L.P.12048 690 of WATER 658 648 691 726 Footbridge Parish 657 692 of Drainage 693 727 656 694 C.P. 101855 695 728 Parish C.P. 100948 655 L.P. 9053 696 689 K.A. SMITH C.P. 105361 ST 697 729 977 CR C.P. 105361 654 688 976 RESERVE 730 975 653 BROSNAN AV BROSNAN 974 Reserve 685 731 ST VAUGHAN STR 652 684 683 732 964 651 K.A. SMITH 682 NORTH STRATHMORE 681 RESERVE 733 963 650 680 PRIMARY SCHOOL Drainage ST 679 734 962 ST 649 CR MATTHEWS ST ODIN

735 961 ELDORADO MASCOMA ENGLISH 965 K.A. SMITH 736 960 RESERVE K.A. SMITH 745 LEBANON 664 NORTH STRATHMORE L.P.14088 BROSNAN AV 966 678 RESERVE 737 959 665 PRIMARY SCHOOL WILLONGA ST 666 750 744 2 667 967 1080 L.P. 96154 1081 668 743 1082 1083 751 1084 STREET 863 1085 669 ST 968

670 742 949 L.P.12048 752 864 ST L.P. 8376 671 ST 1046 672 741 969 ST 753 865 958 673 L.P.12048 909 948 674 740 675 754 866 910 676 957 PRECINCT L.P. 12048 677 947 739 755 867 ODIN 956 738 946 950 756 L.P. 12048 868 911 771 AMAR 955 945 757 869 912 951

L.P.14088 862 758 870 913 954 952 944 770 861 1 871 914

RC 14073 953 ST 860 769 872 915

L.P. 37778 859 390 873 916 391 AMAR ST 992 768 993 858 874 L.P. 8376 817 767 2 THOR 943 1 RD LEBANON 857 ENGLISH STR 875 L.P.12048 917 C.P. 103323 Overpass 766 ST 818 856 942 774 876 918 765 819 855 L.P.14088 877 919 941 2 789 764 HART 820 854 878 920 L.P. 50874 790 763 821 853

3 879 921 762 ENGLISH STR 791 822 852 880 922 761 823 851

ST 881 PRECINCT 775 IVAN L.P.12048 1 824 850 792 760 L.P.31726 882

776 825 849 883

ST 793 826 848 2 884 777 794 827 847 885

788 L.P. 12048 801 828 846

778 886 815 ST 802 829 845 787 887 814

779 830 844 803 888 813 786 831 843

795

780 889 812 832 842

785 804 796 811

781 833 841

810

784 1 834 840 TERMINAL 787

782 L.P.12048 L.P.53894 809 L.P.12048 839

800 LARKIN STR 2 783 808

788 ST APRON 838 280 L.P.12048 1 NOMAD RD 799 2 1 L.P.31673 ST 279 3 L.P.32049 BRISTOL STR 262 1 2 1 281 2 L.P.38853 2

261 3

C.P. 100437 244 278

263 1

C.P. 151948 281 2 RC 14073

243 3

226 4 ST 260 5 245 L.P.21693

780 277 6 779 AVE HARGRAVE

264 225 995 282

ARVON

208

242

227

259

ST ST 246

207 276 9

265 224 L.P.44350 284 209 241 8

228 L.P.11110 258

247 AIRSIDE 206 275

L.P.11110 7 266

TAXIWAY 223

210

240 6 257 229

248

205

274

267

222

211

239

230

256

249 204

273

268

221

212 238

231 255

L.P.11110

250 R.P.5996

203

272

269 730 220

731 213

237 DAGONET

MATTHEWS SOUTHERN 232

254

251

202

270

219

ST ESMALE 214 C.P. 163177 APRON 236 691 233 253 690 AVIATION MELISSA

201 689 252

ROSLYN R.P.2367

218

PECK 215

FERNACRE AV 235 234

200 PECK 197

217

ST 216

PRECINCT 1 ST 199

45 198

MELISSA

ST 66

ESMALE AIRFIELD 46 88 89 65

110

111 87

90 64

641 SOUTH) - (NORTH 17-35 RUNWAY 642 643 644 109 645 112 PRECINCT L.P.10418 86 91

70 ST 108

113 602 85 601 92 600 599 598 71

107

114 84

ROSLYN 72

106

115 83

105

116 82

L.P.10418

104

117 96

AIRSIDE 103 553 554 118 555 97 F-911 556 557

102

119 ST 98

207

206 101 205 FERNACRE

204 120

MELISSA

RC 14073

100

121 RUNWAY 08-26 (EAST - WEST) LOCH

7 6 5 4 3 2 1

163 ST 1 1

162 2

L.P. 30144

L.P. 18301 2

161 LIND STREET 3

L.P. 8376 8 160 9 10 11 12 13 14 L.P. 23793

159 PERIMETER RD 1 15

L.P. 41627

158 2

NAPIER

157 RC 10799

MATTHEWS

156

RC 10799 AIRSIDEAIRSIDE

155 AIRSIDEAIRSIDE DFO 154 L.P. 8376 BULLA

153

152 PRECINCT 1

POTENTIAL TUNNEL RC 10799 1 2 2 3 Pt19 RC 10799 AV Pt20 L.P. 10363 ROLAND L.P. 98135 Pt21 148 Pt130 Pt131 NAPIER ROLAND RC 7014 22 Pt132 23 Pt133 24 Pt134 L.P. 10363 25 26 L.P. 10363 135

3 136 27 R.P. 34322 137 28 138 149 29 30 139 140 R.P. 33020 141 Pt7 142 32 33 143 34 144 L.P. 10363 L.P. 10363 145 4 109 110 146 147 150 ST ST 111 112 113 Car Park 6 MARKS 114 L.P. 10363 115 116 AV 117 118 ROLAND 5 119

ST 120 121 122 AV RD 123

5 124 L.P. 26084 125 126 127 6

L.P. 10363

128 NAPIER

4 7 RC 10799 35 36 129 37 38 39 YORK L.P. 10363 L.P. 10363 40 41 8 42 43 44 45 RC 10799 46 LOEMAN L.P. 10363 ST L.P. 10363 47

MARKS 105

3 YORK RC 4936 86 87 48 88 Pt 9 49 89 MATTHEWS 50 51 90 52 91 53 L.P. 10363 92 93 443 54 L.P. 10363 94 RD A.PEARCE PARK 2 55 95 56 57 96 106 58 97 98 59 60 L.P. 10363 99 L.P. 10363 100 101 ST 62 63 102 103 1 64 104 65 108 66 67 107

8 ST R.P. 18813 RC 10798 L.P. 46744

RC 10799 FIRST 2 6.10 Reserve AV L.P. 38221 L.P. 70878 STRATHMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 RC 4936 19 20 1 18 2 2 21 22 RC 11135 9 23 L.P. 8916 10 AV 1 L.P. 21415 ST 24 11 18 25 12 13 20 17 26 RC 13341 27 L.P. 7506 14 2 28 15 29 AV LLOYD 16 16 30 17 18 3 31 32 19 RC 13341 RC 10789A 33 20 L.P. 29923 21

15 L.P. 7506 L.P. 7506 19 ST 23 21 LLOYD 24 25

36 L.P. 7506 6 26 14 46 27 28

23 91 L.P. 7506 CITY OF ESSENDON 13 90 89 L.P. 25318 88 L.P. 7506 ST 87 3 12 86 RC 7135 35 85 5 84 2 83 L.P. 19904 RC 10798 11 L.P. 8916 82 1

26 81 L.P. 7506 79 1 2 3 78 2 10 77 34 6.10 Drainage Reserve 76 33 L.P. 8916 L.P. 42947 45 L.P. 135669 4 75 74 1 9 73 L.P. 26084 34 72 2 ROSS 71 L.P. 7506 RC 7135 70 27 RC 7135 8 69 ST 34 68 31 ST 70 33 67 L.P. 26084 32 20 66 479 7 65 456 31 3 R.P. 33801 ROSS 30 A-648 30 64 477 63 L.P. 26084 RC 7446 Pt 145 29 ST 29 37 KERFERD 71 28 62 35 ST 6 27 61 L.P. 8660 26 59 RC 7135 RC 13007 25 58 28 L.P. 7506 480 L.P. 1227 L.P. 1227 24 57 RC 13341 457 505 R.P. 33363 5 Pt72 23 L.P. 1227 IRVING L.P. 8351 146 56 476 22 36 FIRST 21 2 36 19 37 451 AV 50 4 49 38 100 35 51 Pt 52 36 Pt 53 147 RC 9037 87 37 L.P. 1227 DUBLIN 39 Pt 54 481 38 1 458 504 92 ST 475 39 2 AV 40 L.P. 8376 35 40 450

57 RC 13007 41 1 RD 86 42 AV 1 41 L.P. 62335 101 93 43 L.P. 8376 148 ST RC 5242 44 441 482 45 42 459 503 RC 11134 46 92 474 85 47 2 3 94 93 49 34 RC 7306 94 48 144 L.P. 9089 47 ST 449 L.P. 9089 46 102 L.P. 7506 45 R.P. 33561 84 95 44 R.P. 4709 95 18 96 59 483 KERNAN 97 43 442 460 51 42 L.P. 8916 98 L.P. 26084 473 L.P. 14601 2 83 99 33 77 100 101 MATTHEWS 143 6 381 BULLA 102 MARKS 41 KERFERD ST ROYAL C.P. 173414 L.P. 7506 448 L.P. 46367 82 104 484 2 L.P. 35181 17 105 461 R.P. 903 ST 501 502 78 L.P. 12420 106 443 472 KERNAN 283 107 R.P. 32869 1 0.91 282 108 L.P. 8660 1 109 C.P. 168798 81 281 142 RC 7305 280 110 380 104 2 111 L.P. 8660 79 279 40 112 58 ELM 2 278 L.P. 7506 113 485 1 L.P. 1227 462 16 63 L.P. 12420 114 57 500 16 471 115 56 444 Drainage 277 116 447 A-634 31 32 284 Pt 80 L.P. 1227 276 117 141 L.P. 35375 Reserve 275 118 L.P. 10508 L.P. 26084 5455 105 SALISBURY R.P. 1783 62 274 L.P. 12420 119 379 L.P. 7506 17 R.P. 12719 L.P. 1227 59 120 53 39 58 121 486 226 46 463 ST 122 499 201 L.P. 7158 Drainage 57 225 52 470 1 33 RC 9032 L.P. 1227 56 224 123 55 15 124 L.P. 77378 51 62 AV 223 445 1 61 54 222 125 140 L.P. 977 L.P. 47746 126 45 R.P. 30656 285 L.P. 8660 2 1 2 A-529 34 53 221 127 106 18 52 42 C.P. 103069 L.P. 8660 L.P. 132697 51 128 L.P. 12420 41 1 L.P. 8351 L.P. 28978 1 63 L.P. 1227 129 C.P. 107261 48 487 50 40 38 464 49 39 2 498 202 2 60 L.P. 8376 469 35 48 38 3 L.P. 67445 378 37 46 446 29 30 64 L.P. 12299 L.P. 46021 14 36 L.P. 26084 139 1 1 L.P. 11793 35 107 2 3 286 34 44A45 241 2 A-597 DUBLIN 60 L.P. 10508 DUDLEY 65 61 L.P. 1227 33 1 43A 488 32 465 L.P. 45745 L.P. 9089 60 497 203 1 62 31 37 63 30 41 R.P. 15091 377 468 64 29 28 2 66 65 AV 28 R.P. 31869 40 138 3 Pt 44 2 N-579 66 273 27 39 L.P. 8660 108 L.P. 38215 59 67 26 L.P. 26572 376 Reserve 68 25 287 1 489 L.P. 12113 4 67 69 L.P. 127199 496 1 70 23 204 L.P. 12045 58 22 36 21 GRACE 27 3 332 C.P. 155921 2 3 L.P. 16635 333 137 52 109 Pt 30 334 272 C.P. 35178 THELMA 13 1 239 240 335 159 L.P. 8351 57 2 9 ST 336 34 3 490 SALISBURY L.P. 9089 MAGDALA L.P. 12420 337 33 495 205 1 466 467 2 53 56 8 26 32 2 349 136 R.P. 5618 338 31 L.P. 8376 3 43 110 30 238 R.P. 13303 AV Reserve L.P. 85789 29 12 271 29 350 374 L.P. 11793 54 L.P. 1227 VGG 1972 p2751 491 L.P. 12420 28 494 206 42 227 4 L.P. 7158 288 27 373 R.P. 2663 0.91 327 228 RD 26 6 346 351 25 328 229 25 135 246 55 329 230 111 ST 330 231 24 372 237 331 339 43 164 5 1 352 2 8 L.P. 12420 44 Pt 3 270 163 23 5 28 11 45 162 L.P. 8376 2 493 L.P. 8660 207 L.P. 37309 Pt 39 HENSHALL 46 1 371 2 47 2122 L.P. 10508 353 L.P. 12932 L.P. 1227 L.P. 90468 2 24 7 Drainage 289 48 20 134 247 AV 49 RONALD L.P. 8351 3 R.P. 32642 340 50 19 345 112 A-271 354 236 2 56 51 18 L.P. 92306 370 2 6 52 1.83 Drainage 4 80 L.P. 12420 53 L.P. 977 L.P. 16592 79 492 10 54 208 1 1 78 3 27 55 5 77 234 2 23 269 233 56 133 248 76 290 57 14151617C.P. 173855 R.P. 5548 75 232 58 A-333 341 13 356 ST 113 L.P. 28822 39 74 89 59 369 235 RENOWN R.P. 19121 88 12 Drainage Reserve 73 L.P. 12420 TREADWELL 60 L.P. 8376 1 7 72 87 11 L.P. 11793 5 L.P. 1227 86 61 L.P. 10508 209 4 BALMORAL 71 62

9 85 10 357 368 264 Pt 42 40 84 63 9 22 26 L.P. 12299 64 235 83 344 DUDLEY L.P. 12420 132 249 268 82 65 358 CARNARVON 81 8 8 291 367 114 234 Reserve 41 L.P. 9089 342 80 7 C.P. 109939 81 L.P. 12420 79 5 L.P. 1227 78 Council Car Park 6 210 82 359 L.P. 8660 6 37 77 366 263 COWPER 83 5 84 AV 76 21 25 85 75 360 131 250 L.P. 8351 R.P. 33998 L.P. 9089 74 86 267 236 115 73 365 233 9 87 72 36 88 292 71 L.P. 12420 Reserve AV 89 L.P. 12420 70 361 1 GR 69 RD 211 262 9 35 68 20 326 67 ST 24 325 L.P. 8660 362 130 251 L.P. 7158 8 324 116 232 L.P. 14594 Pt49 323 266 City of Keilor A-577 10 34 322 MAGDALA 237 L.P. 8351 ST R HAYES L.P. 12420 HOUSTON 212 2 O L.P. 1227 261 1 1.83 Dr Reserve Y 8 L.P. 7518 188 City of Essendon 19 11 22 129 A 189 252 23 City of Keilor A L L.P. 12932 117 10 L.P. 977 7 238 231 12 R.P. 15216 265 City of Essendon L.P. 12420 C.P. 158213 0.91

RDC.P. 103213 213 269 293 RENOWN 260 RD L.P. 47331 317 RD 197 GREVILLE 318 HAYES 9 319 239 Reserve 11 2 L.P. 10508 198 128 253 22 240 199 PRINCE DUFFY ST 31 320 118 321 90 HOFFMANS RALEIGH RD 200 230 V 6 RD L.P. 12420 BIRDWOOD 91

201 345 L.P. 9089 L.P. 1227 92 202 1 A-566 93

294 94 222 2 214 270 30 CARRINGTON 2 259 12 GR HAYES 95 221 Res KEILOR 254 96 220 127 KERFERD 21 10 L.P. 24732 1 RD ST Drainage 97 219 119 L.P. 11793 98 ST BULLA 29 218 ST 229 99 RD 217 L.P. 31728 5 100 264 216 HOUSTON 101 L.P. 18608 97 242 C.P. 109309 215 L.P. 39826 346 102 215 ST 271 WINDSOR 96 214 City of Keilor 321 95 103 1 16 17 18 14 13 RALEIGH 20 213 ST 241 104 126 255 1 94 L.P. 12299 212 R 93 105 1.83 Dr Reserve RD 120 139 106 211 287 92 138 2 L.P. 8351 R.P. 20668 210 2 228 O 91 137 107 209 City of Essendon Y 90 136 108 3 ST L.P. 1227 109 208 28 4 MAGDALA 135 L.P. 75863 263 L.P. 12299 C.P. 158211 4 216 A 243 207 19 134 110 320 272 L 2 133 111 256 347 112 125 132 113 DOUTTA 296 131 1 121 L.P. 8351 286 130 227 L.P. 1227 RD Reserve 129 27 98 L.P. 1227 128 L.P. 12420 217 15 BOWLING 18 99 127 L.P. 8660 273 8 100 AV 126 L.P. 1227 262 125 244 319 101 124 124 102 3 257 L.P. 7518 103 348 123 122 285 122 5 2 3 26 104 2 KEILOR L.P. 8037 297 L.P. 12299 226 105 ST 1 BIRDWOOD 7 121 2 17 GALLA 120 218 322 L.P. 22977 22 119 L.P. 32669 A-90 3 316 118 L.P. 8351 315 261 117 1 123 258 318 314 CLUB 245 2 284 21 313 3 1 3 16 312 225 ORR 311 349 C.P. 158212 4 L.P. 12420 ST 5 219 323 L.P. 9089 12 2 11 B-294 6 15 1 L.P. 1227 10 L.P. 14384 27 DOUTTA Pt 13 260 247 9 292 L.P. 1227 283 L.P. 45411 R.P. 30826 L.P. 12420 248 8 2 246 249 224 14 ST Drainage Reserve 7 Pt 12 298 L.P. 8037 R.P. 6638 350 250 2 220 BOWLING 302 324 251 6 1 303 L.P. 12420 252 Reserve 5 210 ST GALLA 304 253 L.P. 19699 4 L.P. 8351 2 254 28 305 L.P. 3151 11 140 255 3 282 293 L.P. 15886 259 256 2 141

310 142 L.P. 10508 257 1 223 1 143 258 197 GREVILLE 144 259 L.P. 31295 325 R.P. 3690 351 CLUB 299 145 260 3 L.P. 10287 2 L.P. 22977 WILLIAMSON 146 HOLYROOD L.P. 12420 261 29 147 262 R.P. 3438 44 148 281 ST 1 10 263 L.P. 30639 R.P. 33791 281 294 149 280 258 279 2 A V 150 278 272 222 37 151 108 L.P. 564 L.P. 12299 4 248 247 152 3 L.P. 12420 277 R.P. 17853 9 38 153 276 1 L.P. 977 39 309 154 275 L.P. 10508 R.P. 1974 40 300 274 196 36 41 2 8 295 L.P. 10839 191 273 280 42 L.P. 12420 272 352 190 RD L.P. 1227 43 45 189 271 L.P. 3151 62 Pt 20 L.P. 10839 158 257 188 270 7 187 L.P. 12299 159 269 R.P. 2637 25 35 186 160 268 L.P. 80030 L.P. 72271 308 185 161 267 61 184 162 109 301 163 R.P. 18764 6 183 1 279 296 182 2 21 181 L.P. 12299 City of Keilor 353 180 195 3 5 22 AV 256 179 159 4 1 33 34 23 22 24 L.P. 10287 21 178 177 102 249

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MASTER PLAN ESSENDON AIRPORT PTY LTD. LOCAL PROVISION ESSENDON AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN

21.07 STRATEGIC ELEMENTS

Strategic elements have been identified in response to the challenges and influences affecting the Master Plan and the realisation of the airport vision.

The strategic elements are: 1. Aviation Operations; 2. Economic Development; 3. Environmental Management; and, 4. Development Integration.

Within each of these strategic elements are the following sub-sections:

. Overview and key issues; . Objectives; . Strategies; and, . Implementation.

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21.08 AVIATION OPERATIONS

21.08-01 Overview

Essendon Airport must continue to function as an airport for the duration of its lease. Throughout the lease term, the airport must accommodate actual and projected future growth in, and pattern of aviation traffic for the airport by providing sufficient facilities There are changes which can be made to both improve the use of airport land and to meet both existing and future projected needs.

21.08-02 Objectives

. To provide for projected aviation activities by maintaining an appropriate level of airport facilities. . To rationalise aviation facilities and buildings used for such purposes. . To increase public awareness of Commonwealth requirements and projected aircraft activity at the airport. . To rationalise and consolidate aviation activity and support services into a central location. . To ensure that sufficient land is delineated for aviation purposes. . To improve the commercial viability of the airport.

21.08-03 Strategies

. Relocate aviation activities in the north and north west areas of the airport to a more appropriate location. . Increase commercial revenue generated by aviation activity by increasing fees, rents and charges. . Encourage new developments to be appropriately sited and reinforce the desired character of the airport. . Protect airside activities by maintaining appropriate airside areas.

21.08-04 Implementation

Land Use Plan

. Apply the Special Use 1 - Aviation Zone to a central and consolidated area creating an aviation precinct to cater for the long term aviation needs at the airport. . Apply a Special Use 2 - Airfield Zone to airside areas for land required for the landing and departure of aircraft and other associated activities.

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Other Airport Operator Actions

. Work with existing and desired tenants to better understand their needs and encourage relocation to the defined aviation precinct. . Continue to improve the business operations of the airport. . Ensure new building works and renovations are consistent with the overall urban design theme for the site, ie campus style setting. . Implement the actions and recommendations of the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. . Continue to educate and manage community complaints and expectations.

Future Work

. Monitor and review aviation activity to confirm aviation projections and facility needs. . Continue to liaise with municipal councils and State Government with respect to aviation activity and the ongoing management and development of the airport. . Review the Master Plan at 5 years as required under the Airports Act 1996.

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21.09 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

21.09-01 Overview

With the transference of the airport lease comes an entirely new era in the airport’s operations and the potential realisation of the contribution the airport site can make to both the local and State economies. The economic significance of the airport has not been seriously contemplated in the past given its uncertain future and the lack of a vision. A key component of the Essendon Airport is the creation of a campus-style business centre. Land is available at the airport to realise such a vision. The creation of a high quality business park will complement activities within the region. The attributes of the airport provide it with enormous potential to contribute to the economic growth of the area. The vision for the airport will encourage business growth and activity, increasing employment opportunities and enhance the overall performance of the airport as well as local and regional economies. The stimulation generated by this activity will have spin-offs to local businesses, construction activity and the use of other facilities within the immediate locale.

21.09-02 Objectives

. To achieve the vision by realising the full development potential of landside areas for commercial purposes. . To actively promote the airport as the new place of business for corporations, investors, and other suitable business entities. . To revitalise the airport through increased business activity. . To return a profit to shareholders. . To create a campus-style business park providing a well landscaped and pleasant environment. . To create an attractive human scale urban environment. . To provide additional employment opportunities for the region. . To improve the image of the inner north west as an attractive and viable alternative for corporate business.

21.09-03 Strategy

. Facilitate land use changes within the airport consistent with precinct objectives. . Encouraging a range of non-aviation uses to establish at Essendon Airport. . Promote English Street and Bulla Road Precincts as the focus for commercial and retail development with a range of activities. . Promote the Beaufort North Precinct as the premier area within the airport for uses which derive benefit from Tullamarine Freeway exposure. . Ensure landside areas are designed and constructed to minimise impacts upon aircraft operations and pilots.

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21.09-04 Implementation

Land Use Plan

. Apply a Business 2 Zone to the English Street and Bulla Road Precincts. . Apply a Business 3 Zone to the Wirraway North, Beaufort North Precinct and Hart Precinct. . Apply a Special Use – Aviation Zone to the Aviation Precinct. . Develop an urban design local policy to address a range of matters relevant to the protection of aviation activities. . Develop local policies for each precinct.

Other Actions

. Implement the Essendon Airport Master Plan. . Develop a marketing strategy for the airport. . Develop concepts for the airport to assist in articulating the vision to prospective tenants.

Future Work

. Review the Essendon Airport Master Plan within 5 years. . Monitor the effectiveness of the Master Plan and the achievement of the vision.

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21.10 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

21.10-1 Overview

As part of the ongoing environmental management of Essendon Airport an Environment Strategy was prepared as part of the 2013 Master Plan Process to replace the previously approved Strategy from December 2010. Fundamental to the strategy was the need to understand the environmental conditions of the land and the existing buildings. Preliminary investigations revealed that there are several matters which should be progressively addressed. A series of environmental management measures were recommended together with remediation strategies. In realising the vision for the airport it is equally important that environmental matters are considered as part of any new development at the airport.

21.10-02 Objectives

. To implement appropriate management practices and strategies for dealing with environmental impacts.

21.10-03 Strategy

. To implement the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy.

21.10-04 Implementation

Land Use Plan . Include the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy as a Referral Document in the Land Use Plan.

Other Actions . Protect airside and aviation activities by ensuring that buildings are appropriately designed and sited and by limiting planting of vegetation in proximity to airside. . Use best practices and good design principles when assessing development proposals. . Develop working partnerships with the Commonwealth appointed Airport Environment Officer and airport tenants to improve and monitor existing environmental management practices. . Continue to action the recommendations of the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. . Monitor aviation and commercial activity operations to minimise environmental impacts. . Continue to advise tenants of matters which must be considered as part of a development proposal in order to minimise aviation operation impacts. . Consider on and off-airport environmental matters when determining development proposals.

Future Work . Review the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy within 5 years from the date of its production.

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21.11 DEVELOPMENT INTEGRATION

21.11-01 Overview

Whilst areas of the airport have redevelopment potential, this potential cannot be viewed in a vacuum or without regard to the existing urban environment within which it is located. The vision of the airport needs to be understood in both the broad and local urban contexts. i.e, how does the intensification of the airport’s business activity centre functions fit within the broader land use and business environments. The airport vision and its development will reinvigorate the airport and increase its attractiveness as a place of business. With increased activity at the airport there will be a need to ensure that the necessary infrastructure is in place to accommodate the future development at the airport.

21.11-02 Objectives

. To promote the development of landside areas of Essendon Airport primarily for business and commercial purposes. . To ensure that the location of proposed land uses and developments are consistent with the Essendon Airport Master Plan. . To ensure development and use proposals have regard to on and off airport interfaces and are sited and designed accordingly. . To maintain airport operations consistent with aviation projections as detailed in the Essendon Airport Master Plan.

21.11-03 Strategy

. Encourage developments to be consistent with the overall vision for the airport. . Extend the campus-style design and development theme throughout each precinct as a means of connectivity and consistency and addressing the integration of precincts. . Maintain land along the western and southern boundaries of the airport to accommodate the future upgrade of the Tullamarine Freeway and the entrances/interchanges to the airport. . In assessing use and development proposals have regard to the proximity to residential interfaces.

21.11-04 Implementation

Land Use Plan

. Integrate the consideration of interfaces into the Protection of Aviation Activity Policy. . Apply a Public Acquisition Overlay over land proposed to be required for the upgrade of the Tullamarine Freeway.

Other Actions . Continue to evolve the overall vision for the campus-style business activity centre.

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21.12 MONITORING & REVIEW

Critical to the success and realisation of the vision for Essendon Airport is the ongoing evaluation and review of the strategic statement, objectives, strategies, policies and controls. The Master Plan and this Land Use Plan are not static documents that will be formally reviewed within 5 years in accordance with legislative requirements. It is expected that the direction, policy, objectives and strategies will be further refined in response to the evolution of the aviation and non-aviation business environments.

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22 ESSENDON AIRPORT PLANNING POLICIES

The Local Planning Policies assist in achieving the vision for Essendon Airport as articulated in the Essendon Airport Master Plan and the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement. Policies apply to each precinct as well as to particular matters with the explicit purpose of assisting the Airport Operator in exercising its discretion.

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22.01 ENGLISH STREET PRECINCT POLICY

This policy applies to land contained within the English Street Precinct.

Policy Basis English Street and its immediate surrounds form the main gateway to Essendon Airport and therefore provide visitors with important ‘first impressions’. English Street is the main airport boulevard and its status within the airport road hierarchy is to be reinforced. Creation of an appropriate entry statement, which announces Essendon Airport, is of particular importance. Due regard has to be given to the types of uses and activities which occur, the scale, form and design of the buildings, and the relationship of buildings to the street and surrounds to create an open campus-style setting. As the gateway to the airport the use and development of land on either side of English Street must complement and enhance the entrance to the site and the Boulevard character of English Street.

Objective To ensure that development enhances the presentation of English Street as the main entrance to the airport through the establishment of the precinct with an office focus and through appropriate design, siting and landscaping.

Policy It is policy that: . the precinct will be promoted and developed as the main location for office activities; . architectural expression promotes and reinforces the campus-style theme of the airport; . building frontage setbacks should complement and reinforce the boulevard character of English Street and Office Boulevard; . view corridor opportunities into the site from Matthews Avenue and the commencement of English Street should be promoted and enhanced; and, . development on areas not directly fronting English Street or Office Boulevard also reinforce the campus-style character of the precinct.

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22.02 BEAUFORT NORTH PRECINCT POLICY

This policy applies to land contained within the Beaufort North Precinct.

Policy Basis The Beaufort North precinct is located along the north-west boundary of the airport with direct exposure to the Tullamarine Freeway. This precinct is considered the primary location for warehouse/office related activities and complementary uses which benefit from Tullamarine Freeway exposure and connection with the main office precinct, English Street. The precinct has been developed as a car sales and servicing node, known as Auto Centro and there is support to continue development of this auto precinct. The precinct will continue the urban design theme, ie the campus style environment, envisaged for the landside areas of the airport. Currently the precinct occupies airside and landside with both aviation and commercial activities. Objective To establish the Beaufort North Precinct as the primary location for uses which derive maximum benefit from exposure to Tullamarine Freeway, with a particular focus on motor vehicle sales facilities and related commercial activities.

Policy It is policy that: . development along the eastern boundary of the precinct be appropriately designed and sited to reinforce the boulevard character of Wirraway Road; . development along the western boundary with exposure to Tullamarine Freeway appropriately address the freeway; . land use and development have regard to the interfaces of other precincts and non- airport land; . the campus-style urban design theme be implemented in the design of buildings and adjoining spaces to ensure that the precinct is consistent with adjoining precincts; . car parking areas are appropriately sited and designed; . architecture which reinforces the campus-style theme will be encouraged; . building landmarks or signatures will be encouraged on major view corridors to the airport; and, . a range of complementary activities and uses are encouraged to provide for the needs of the business community, focussing on motor vehicle sales and service facilities and related commercial activities..

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22.03 WIRRAWAY NORTH PRECINCT POLICY

This policy applies to land contained within the Wirraway North Precinct as shown on the Strategic Framework Plan.

Policy Basis The Wirraway North Precinct, in particular land within the northern part of the precinct, is developing a strong reputation as a successful commercial area that is underpinned by the establishment of automotive sales activities. This creates a platform for the further development of similar facilities as well as other complementary retail and commercial land uses. Currently a portion of the precinct is within airside. The development opportunity of this precinct is being realised through the extension of Wirraway Road (the eastern boundary of this precinct) and the relocation of aviation activities to the Aviation Precinct. This area is considered an appropriate location to accommodate an expansion of the AutoCentro Precinct.

Objective To facilitate the development of the precinct with a range of complementary commercial enterprises that build upon and enhance the established commercial activities, in particular automotive sales. Policy It is policy that: . development with direct frontage to the extension of Wirraway Road be sited and designed to reinforce the road’s boulevard character and screen car parking areas; . interface issues in the northern and eastern portions of the precinct be considered in determining the suitability of the development; . development contribute to creating a sense of space and reinforce the business park campus-style setting of the area; . developments be appropriately sited and designed having regard to the eastern and northern boundary escarpment; and . Use of the land be compatible with motor vehicle sales and service facilities.

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22.04 BULLA ROAD PRECINCT POLICY

This policy applies to land contained within the Bulla Road Precinct.

Policy Basis Bulla Road is located adjacent to the southern boundary of the airport, is separated from the western landside areas by the Airfield Precinct and provides a second entry point to the airport. The precinct has no connection with the aviation functions of the airport. The Bulla Road Precinct is relatively small in comparison to the other precincts. The precinct is directly accessible via the extension of Bulla Road, and has good connection with, and exposure to, the Tullamarine Freeway. Objective To ensure development enhances and makes use of the entry to the airport by enabling a range of appropriately designed and sited activities and developments.

Policy It is policy that: . a wide range of commercial activities (including office and retail) are encouraged; . development within this precinct is to have regard to aviation operational requirements; . developments with exposure to Tullamarine Freeway appropriately address the freeway; . developments will reinforce the campus-style theme of the airport; and, . ensure that development does not prejudice possible access to the Hart Precinct.

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22.05 HART PRECINCT POLICY

This policy applies to land contained within the Hart Precinct.

Policy Basis The Hart Precinct is bounded by runway 17-35 and runway 08-26, and the eastern boundary of the airport with frontage to Lebanon Street. Investment in land side areas of the airport continues to grow, with recent commercial office and light industrial activities establishing particularly in the Wirraway North Precinct. The Hart Precinct provides the opportunity for the continued development of both aviation and non-aviation enterprises,.

Purpose To facilitate the development of the precinct for a range of commercial and light industrial activities compatible with the existing economic and employment opportunities of Essendon Fields

Policy It is policy to:

. facilitate new business and industrial development.

. increase the number and range of viable local employment opportunities. . have regard to the aviation and non-airport interfaces where necessary; . facilitate appropriate access to the precinct for new development; . ensure that access opportunities from the English Street and Bulla Road Precincts are maintained; and, . ensure interface issues with the residential areas of Strathmore Heights are considered as part of determining the suitability of proposed land uses.

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22.06 AIRFIELD PRECINCT POLICY

This policy applies to land contained within the Airfield Precinct.

Policy Basis The Airfield Precinct consists largely of land which is essential to the continued operation of Essendon Airport as an aerodrome but also includes portions of adjoining land which are not readily accessible at present. The precinct is based on the runways and taxi ways. Access to this precinct is restricted to ensure the safe arrival and departure of aircraft.

Objective To ensure that a suitable area of land is set aside to meet the aviation requirements of Essendon Airport.

Policy It is policy that: . runways will remain as required to meet aviation forecasts; . developments other than navigational aids, other aviation instruments, aviation safety instruments and surface access roads will be encouraged to be located in other precincts and only permitted where they do not impede aviation use; and, . the precinct is to be maintained as required to ensure safe aviation operations.

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22.07 AVIATION PRECINCT POLICY This policy applies to land contained within the Aviation Precinct.

Policy Basis Aviation infrastructure and activity at Essendon Airport is currently spread across various areas at the airport creating inefficiencies. Consolidating aviation activity into a centrally located precinct which is well located to airside, taxiing areas and the runways will improve aviation operation efficiencies. Amalgamating aviation activity into the Aviation Precinct also enables commercial development opportunities to be explored. The creation of the Aviation Precinct provides for the projected aviation activity at the airport for the planning period. Development within this precinct should generally have an aviation focus and should not compromise aviation activities.

Purpose To establish the Aviation Precinct as the primary location for aviation-related land use, development and activity within Essendon Airport.

Policy It is policy that: . the Aviation Precinct accommodate the future aviation needs of Essendon Airport; . aviation-related activities are encouraged to locate within the Aviation Precinct; . the Aviation Precinct be developed primarily for aviation-related activities; . non-aviation activities will be permitted unless these activities compromise the primary purpose of the Aviation Precinct or prevent the accommodation of planned aviation uses; and, . aircraft operations and related aviation safety issues are not prejudiced.

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22.08 PROTECTION OF AVIATION ACTIVITY POLICY

This policy applies to all land within Essendon Airport.

Policy Basis The Essendon Airport Master Plan provides for aviation and commercial developments to be undertaken on airside and landside land. Aviation projections predict that there will not be significant growth in aviation activity and it is envisaged that many landside areas will be redeveloped for commercial purposes. It is necessary to ensure that commercial activities and aviation activities can co-exist and that aircraft safety is not compromised.

Objectives To ensure that landside use and development has regard to the need to maintain safe aircraft operating conditions.

Policy It is policy that the following matters are taken into account in the assessment of use and development proposals at Essendon Airport:

Building Heights Ensuring that new buildings/structures or alterations and additions to existing buildings/structures, do not penetrate the Obstacle Limitation Surface for Essendon Airport as contained within the Essendon Airport Master Plan unless the Airport Operator consents.

Building Finishes In selection of building materials, particularly roof materials, consideration be given to reflectivity and confusion or blinding of pilots.

Building Materials Proposed developments located within the areas affected by the Australian Noise Exposure Forecast 2022 plan as contained within the Essendon Airport Master Plan for Essendon Airport should have regard to the Australian Standard AS 2021 – 2000 Acoustics – Aircraft Noise Intrusion – Building Siting and Construction.

Landscaping Landscaping proposals should have regard to the potential for bird strikes. Suitable landscaping species should be selected in developments having regard to their potential to attract birds with a view to minimising bird strikes.

Smoke, dust, particulate matter, steam or gas emissions Emission levels from a proposed development should not affect the normal flight of aircraft operating within prescribed airspace.

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Air Turbulence Wind turbulence from activities associated with a proposed development should not adversely affect the normal flight of aircraft operating in the prescribed airspace.

Light Spillage Lighting associated with a proposed development or activity is suitably designed and baffled having regard to the possibility of confusion or blinding of pilots landing at the airport.

References Essendon Airport Master Plan. Australian Standard AS 2021 – 2000 Acoustics – Aircraft Noise Intrusion – Building Siting and Construction. Airports Act 1996 and associated regulations

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22.09 TRANSPORT INTEGRATION POLICY

This Policy applies to all land within Essendon Airport.

Policy Basis A factor that will influence the success of Essendon Airport’s Pty Ltd and its vision for Essendon Airport is the ability to improve integration of the site with its surrounds. With respect to public transport the airport is not directly served but there are connections within a reasonable walking distance which could be utilised by future tenants. It may be possible to improve these services and will be explored as the developments of the landside areas of the airport evolve.

Objective To improve access to and from Essendon Airport by all means of transportation.

Policy It is policy that: . undertake modifications to Perimeter Road as part of the development of the Bulla Precinct, the Hart Precinct, Aviation Precinct and Wirraway North precinct to ensure there is appropriate access to airside areas of the airport; . access opportunities to the Hart Precinct will be explored; . the boulevard character of English Street will be promoted; . the existing landside road network will be rationalised to improve circulation; and . English Street and Wirraway Road will be connected to form a new boulevard through the Airport.

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Zones

This section sets out the zones which apply in this Land Use Plan.

31 OPERATION OF ZONES

In each zone and schedule to a zone which contains a table of uses, the controls over the use of land are divided into three sections.

31.01-1 SECTION 1 USES

A use in Section 1 does not require Airport Operator’s Consent under this Land Use Plan. Any condition opposite the use must be met. If the condition is not met, the use requires approval unless the use is specifically included in Section 3 as a use that does not meet the Section 1 condition.

31.01-2 SECTION 2 USES

A use in Section 2 requires Airport Operator’s Consent under this Land Use Plan. Any condition opposite the use must be met. If the condition is not met, the use is prohibited.

Making decisions about Section 2 uses Because a use is in Section 2 does not imply that approval should or will be granted. The Airport Operator must decide whether the proposal will produce acceptable outcomes in terms of the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, the purpose and decision guidelines of the zone and any of the other decision guidelines in Clause 65.

31.01-3 SECTION 3 USES

A use in Section 3 is prohibited.

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34.02 BUSINESS 2 ZONE

Shown on the Land Use Plan map as B2Z.

Purpose

34.02-1 Table of uses

Section 1 - Airport Operator’s Consent is Not Required

USE CONDITION Apiculture Must meet the requirements of the Apiary Code of Practice, May 1997. Caretaker's house

Carnival Must meet the requirements of A ‘Good Neighbour’ Code of Practice for a Circus or Carnival, October 1997.

Circus Must meet the requirements of A ‘Good Neighbour’ Code of Practice for a Circus or Carnival, October 1997. Home occupation Informal outdoor recreation Mineral exploration

Minor utility installation Natural systems

Office The combined leasable floor area for all offices must not exceed any amount specified in the schedule to this zone.

Postal agency Railway Road

Search for stone Must not be costeaning or bulk sampling.

Telecommunications facility Buildings and works must meet the requirements of Clause 52.19.

Tramway

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Section 2 - Airport Operator’s Consent Required

USE CONDITION Accommodation (other than Caretaker's house and, Corrective institution

Adult sex bookshop Must be at least 200 metres (measured by the shortest route reasonably accessible on foot) from a residential zone or Business 5 Zone, land used for a hospital or school or land in a Public Acquisition Overlay to be acquired for a hospital or school.

The combined leasable floor area for all shops must not exceed any amount specified in the schedule to this zone.

Agriculture (other than Apiculture and Intensive animal husbandry)

Industry Must not be a purpose listed in the table to Clause 52.10.

Leisure and recreation (other than Informal outdoor recreation, Major sports and recreation facility, and Motor racing track) Mineral, stone, or soil extraction (other than Extractive industry, Mineral exploration, Mining, and Search for stone) Place of assembly (other than Carnival and Circus) Retail premises (other than Postal agency, Shop, and Timber yard)

Shop (other than Adult sex bookshop) The combined leasable floor area for all shops must not exceed any amount specified in the

schedule to this zone.

Utility installation (other than Minor utility installation and Telecommunications facility)

Warehouse Must not be a purpose listed in the table to Clause 52.10.

Any other use not in Section 1 or 3

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Section 3 - Prohibited USE

Corrective institution Extractive industry Intensive animal husbandry Major sports and recreation facility Motor racing track Timber yard

34.02-2 Use of land

Amenity of the neighbourhood

A use must not detrimentally affect the amenity of the neighbourhood, including through the:

. Transport of materials, goods or commodities to or from the land. . Appearance of any building, works or materials. . Emission of noise, artificial light, vibration, smell, fumes, smoke, vapour, steam, soot, ash, dust, waste water, waste products, grit or oil.

Application requirements

An application to use land must be accompanied by the following information, as appropriate:

. The purpose of the use and the types of activities which will be carried out. . The likely effects, if any, on adjoining land, including noise levels, traffic, the hours of delivery and dispatch of goods and materials, hours of operation and light spill, solar access and glare. . The means of maintaining land not required for immediate use. . If an industry or warehouse: . The type and quantity of goods to be stored, processed or produced. . Whether a Works Approval or Waste Discharge Licence is required from the Environment Protection Authority. . Whether a licence under the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 is required. . The likely effects on adjoining land, including air-borne emissions and emissions to land and water. . Any further information required by the Airport Operator.

Decision guidelines

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34.02-3 Subdivision

Airport Operator’s Consent requirement

As all land within Essendon Airport is owned by the Commonwealth of Australia and leased to the Airport Operator, use and development of the land is subject to either a lease, sub-lease, licence or other occupancy agreement.

34.02-4 Buildings and works

Airport Operator’s Consent requirement

Airport Operator’s Consent is required to construct a building or construct or carry out works. This includes the internal rearrangement of a building if the maximum leasable floor area specified in the schedule to this zone is exceeded.

Application requirements

An application to construct a building or construct or carry out works must be accompanied by the following information, as appropriate:

. Elevation drawings to scale showing the colour and materials of all buildings and works. . Construction details of all drainage works, driveways, vehicle parking and loading areas. . A landscape layout which includes the description of vegetation to be planted, the surfaces to be constructed, site works specification and method of preparing, draining, watering and maintaining the landscape area. . Any further information required by the Airport Operator.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider, as appropriate:

. The Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, Essendon Airport Master Plan and Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. . The movement of pedestrians and cyclists, and vehicles providing for supplies, waste removal, emergency services and public transport. . The provision of car parking. . The interface with adjoining zones, especially the relationship with residential areas. . The streetscape, including the conservation of buildings, the design of verandahs, access from the street front, protecting active frontages to pedestrian areas, the treatment of the fronts and backs of buildings and their appurtenances, illumination of buildings or their immediate spaces and landscaping of land adjoining a road. . The storage of rubbish and materials for recycling.

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. Defining the responsibility for the maintenance of buildings, landscaping and paved areas. . The availability of and connection to services. . The design of buildings to provide for solar access.

Maintenance

All buildings and works must be maintained in good order and appearance to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator.

34.02-6 Advertising signs

Advertising sign requirements are at Clause 52.05. This zone is in Category 1.

34.02-7 Set Backs

Requirements

Setback from boundaries with A new building should be setback 20 metres from the adjoining residences boundary, with an adjoining residence

Notes: Refer to the Essendon Airport Master Plan, Essendon Airport Environment Strategy, Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement and Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, for strategies and policies which may affect the use and development of land.

Check whether an overlay also applies to the land.

Other requirements may also apply. These can be found at Particular Provisions.

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SCHEDULE TO THE BUSINESS 2 ZONE

Land Maximum Maximum combined combined leasable floor leasable floor area (m2) for area (m2) for office. shop.

None specified

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Shown on the Land Use Plan map as B3Z.

Purpose

To implement the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, Essendon Airport Master Plan and Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. To encourage the integrated development of offices and manufacturing industries and commercial and industrial uses.

34.03-1 Table of uses

Section 1 - Airport Operator’s Consent is Not Required

USE CONDITION Apiculture Must meet the requirements of the Apiary Code of Practice, May 1997.

Carnival Must meet the requirements of A 'Good Neighbour’ Code of Practice for a Circus or Carnival, October 1997.

Circus Must meet the requirements of A 'Good Neighbour’ Code of Practice for a Circus or

Carnival, October 1997.

Home occupation

Industry (other than Materials recycling) Must not be a purpose shown with a Note 1 or Note 2 in the table to Clause 52.10.

The land must be at least the following distances from land (not a road) which is in a residential zone, Business 5 Zone, Capital City Zone or Docklands Zone, land used for a hospital or school or land in a Public Acquisition Overlay to be acquired for a hospital or school:

 The threshold distance, for a purpose listed in the table to Clause 52.10.

 30 metres, for a purpose not listed in the table to Clause 52.10. Informal outdoor recreation Mail centre Mineral exploration

Minor utility installation Natural systems

Office The combined leasable floor area for all offices must not exceed any amount specified in the schedule to this zone.

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USE CONDITION Postal agency Railway Road

Search for stone Must not be costeaning or bulk sampling.

Telecommunications facility Buildings and works must meet the requirements of Clause 52.19

Tramway

Warehouse (other than Mail centre) Must not be a purpose shown with a Note 1 or Note 2 in the table to Clause 52.10.

 The threshold distance, for a purpose listed in the table to Clause 52.10.

 30 metres, for a purpose not listed in the table to Clause 52.10.

Section 2 - Airport Operator’s Consent Required

USE CONDITION Adult sex bookshop Must be at least 200 metres (measured by the shortest route reasonably accessible on foot) from a residential zone or Business 5 Zone, land used for a hospital or school or land in a Public Acquisition Overlay to be acquired for a hospital or school.

Agriculture (other than Apiculture and Intensive animal husbandry) Caretaker's house Convenience shop

Education centre Must not be a primary or secondary school.

Equestrian supplies Leisure and recreation (other than Informal outdoor recreation, Major sports and recreation facility, and Motor racing track)

Lighting shop Must be in one occupation with a leasable floor area of at least the amount specified in the schedule to this zone. If no amount is specified, the leasable floor area must be at least 500 square metres.

Materials recycling

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Section 2 - Airport Operator’s Consent Required (Cont.)

USE CONDITION Mineral, stone, or soil extraction (other than Extractive industry, Mineral exploration, Mining, and Search for stone) Party supplies Place of assembly (other than Carnival or Circus) Retail premises (other than Postal agency) Utility installation (other than Minor utility installation and Telecommunications facility) Any other use not in Section 1 or 3

Section 3 - Prohibited USE

Accommodation (other than Caretaker's house) Extractive industry Hospital Intensive animal husbandry Major sports and recreation facility Motor racing track

34.03-2 Use of land

Amenity of the neighbourhood

A use must not detrimentally affect the amenity of the neighbourhood, including through the:

Application requirements

An application to use land must be accompanied by the following information, as appropriate:

. The purpose of the use and the types of activities which will be carried out. . The likely effects, if any, on adjoining land, including noise levels, traffic, the hours of delivery and despatch of goods or materials, hours of operation and light spill, solar access and glare. . The means of maintaining areas not required for immediate use. . If an industry or warehouse: . The type and quantity of goods to be stored, processed or produced. . Whether a Works Approval, or Waste Discharge Licence is required from the Environment Protection Authority. . Whether a licence under the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 is required.

BUSINESS 3 ZONE PAGE 3 OF 5 2013 . The likely effects on adjoining land, including air-borne emissions and emissions to land and water. . Any further information required by the Airport Operator.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider, as appropriate:

. The Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, Essendon Airport Master Plan and Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. . The effect that existing uses may have on the proposed use. . The drainage of the land. . The availability of and connection to services. . The effect of traffic to be generated on roads. . The interim use of those parts of the land not required for the proposed use. . If an industry or warehouse, the effect that the use may have on nearby existing or proposed residential areas or other uses which are sensitive to industrial off-site effects, having regard to any comments or directions of the referral authorities.

34.03-3 Subdivision

Airport Operator’s Consent requirements

34.03-4 Buildings and works

Airport Operator’s Consent requirements

Application requirements

An application to construct a building or construct or carry out works must be accompanied by the following information, as appropriate:

. A plan drawn to scale which shows: . The boundaries and dimensions of the site. . Adjoining roads. . The location, height and purpose of buildings and works on adjoining land. . Relevant ground levels. . The layout of existing and proposed buildings and works. . All driveway, car parking and loading areas. . Proposed landscape areas. . All external storage and waste treatment areas. . Areas not required for immediate use. . Elevation drawings to scale showing the colour and materials of all buildings and works. . Construction details of all drainage works, driveways, vehicle parking and loading areas. . A landscape layout which includes the description of vegetation to be planted, the surfaces to be constructed, site works specification and method of preparing, draining, watering and maintaining the landscape area.

BUSINESS 3 ZONE PAGE 4 OF 5 2013 . Any further information required by the Airport Operator.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider, as appropriate: . The Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, Essendon Airport Master Plan and Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. . The movement of pedestrians and cyclists, and vehicles providing for supplies, waste removal, emergency services and public transport. . The provision of car parking. . The streetscape, including the conservation of buildings, the design of verandahs, access from the street front, protecting active frontages to pedestrian areas, the treatment of the fronts and backs of buildings and their appurtenances, illumination of buildings or their immediate spaces and landscaping of land adjoining a road. . Defining the responsibility for the maintenance of buildings, landscaping and paved areas. . The availability of and connection to services. . Any natural or cultural values on or nearby the land. . Interface with non industrial areas. . Outdoor storage, lighting, and storm water discharge. . The design of buildings to provide for solar access.

Maintenance

All buildings and works must be maintained in good order and appearance to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator.

34.03-5 Advertising signs

Advertising sign requirements are at Clause 52.05. This zone is in Category 1.

34.03-6 Set Backs

Requirements

Setback from boundaries with A new building should be setback 20 metres from the adjoining residences boundary, with an adjoining residence

Refer to the Essendon Airport Master Plan, Essendon Airport Environment Strategy, Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement and Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, for strategies and policies which may affect the use and development of land.

Check whether an overlay also applies to the land.

Other requirements may also apply. These can be found at Particular Provisions.

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SCHEDULE TO THE BUSINESS 3 ZONE

Land Maximum Minimum Minimum combined leasable floor leasable floor leasable floor area (m2) for area (m2) for area (m2) for lighting shop. restricted office. retail

premises

(other than equestrian supplies, lighting shop and party supplies).

None specified

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37.01 SPECIAL USE ZONE

Shown on the Land Use Plan map as SUZ with a number.

Purpose

To implement the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, Essendon Airport Master Plan and Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. To recognise or provide for the use and development of land for specific purposes as identified in a schedule in this zone.

37.01-1 Table of uses

Section 1 - Airport Operator’s Consent is Not Required

USE CONDITION Any use in Section 1 of the schedule to Must comply with any condition in Section 1 of this zone the schedule to this zone

Section 2 - Airport Operator’s Consent Required

USE CONDITION Any use in Section 2 of the schedule to Must comply with any condition in Section 2 of this zone the schedule to this zone.

Any other use not in Section 1 or 3 of the schedule to this zone

Section 3 - Prohibited

USE Any use in Section 3 of the schedule to this zone

37.01-2 Use of land

Any requirement in the schedule to this zone must be met.

Application requirements

An application to use land must be accompanied by any information specified in the schedule to this zone.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider, as appropriate:

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37.01-3 Subdivision

Airport Operator’s Consent requirement

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the responsible authority must consider, as appropriate:

37.01-4 Buildings and works

Airport Operator’s Consent requirement

Airport Operator’s Consent is required to construct a building or construct or carry out works unless the schedule to this zone specifies otherwise. Any requirement in the schedule to this zone must be met.

Application requirements

An application to construct a building or construct or carry out works must be accompanied by any information specified in the schedule to this zone.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the responsible authority must consider, as appropriate:

37.01-5 Advertising signs

Advertising sign requirements are at Clause 52.05. This zone is in Category 1.

37.01-6 Set Backs

Requirements

Setback from boundaries with A new building should be setback 20 metres from the adjoining residences boundary, with an adjoining residence

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Check whether an overlay also applies to the land.

Other requirements may also apply. These can be found at Particular Provisions.

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SCHEDULE 1 TO THE SPECIAL USE ZONE

Shown on the Land Use Plan map as SUZ1.

Aviation

Purpose

To implement the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, Essendon Airport Master Plan and Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. To provide for the use and development of land for aircraft storage and other aircraft support activities at Essendon Airport and allow for other uses which do not prevent those activities.

1.0 Table of uses

Section 1 - Airport Operator’s Consent is Not Required USE CONDITION Apron

Airport Terminal

Aircraft Hangar

Taxiway

Section 2 – Airport Operator’s Consent Required USE CONDITION Office

Shop

Any other use not mentioned in Section 1 or 3.

Section 3 - Prohibited USE Abattoir

Adult Sex Bookshop

Animal Keeping

Corrective Institution

Extractive Industry

Intensive animal husbandry

Major Sports and Recreation Facility

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2.0 Use of land

The use of land within this precinct must be consistent with the precinct objectives and policies as contained within the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework and the Essendon Airport Master Plan.

3.0 Buildings and works

Airport Operator’s Consent must be obtained prior to undertaking any buildings and works with the exception of routine maintenance.

5.0 Advertising signs

Advertising sign requirements are at Clause 52.05. This zone is in Category 1.

6.0 Set Backs

Requirements

Setback from boundaries with A new building should be setback 20 metres from the adjoining residences boundary, with an adjoining residence

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SCHEDULE 1 TO THE SPECIAL USE ZONE

Shown on the Land Use Plan map as SUZ2.

Airfield

Purpose

To implement the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies, Essendon Airport Master Plan and Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. To provide for aircraft taxiing, take-off, landing and in frame aircraft maintenance, testing and servicing activity in accordance with projected aviation levels. To enable appropriate use and development where suitable access arrangements are possible.

1.0 Table of uses

Section 1 - Airport Operator’s Consent is Not Required USE CONDITION Aircraft operations

Localiser

Road

Runway

Taxiway

Section 2 – Airport Operator’s Consent Required USE CONDITION Convenience Shop

Office

Warehouse

Any other use not mentioned in Section 1 or 3.

Section 3 - Prohibited USE Abattoir

Adult Sex Bookshop

Animal Keeping

Corrective Institution

Extractive Industry

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Intensive animal husbandry

Major Sports and Recreation Facility

2.0 Use of land

3.0 Buildings and works

Airport Operator’s Consent must be obtained prior to undertaking any buildings and works with the exception of routine maintenance.

5.0 Advertising signs

Advertising sign requirements are at Clause 52.05. This zone is in Category 1.

6.0 Set Backs

Requirements

Setback from boundaries with A new building should be setback 20 metres from the adjoining residences boundary, with an adjoining residence

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Overlays

This section sets out the overlays which apply in this Land Use Plan. If an overlay is shown on a Land Use Plan map, the provisions of the overlay apply in addition to the provisions of the zone.

41 OPERATION OF OVERLAYS

If an overlay is shown on the Land Use Plan, the provisions of the overlay apply in addition to the provisions of the zone. Whilst Airport Operator’s Consent can be granted does not imply that consent should or will be granted. The Airport Operator must decide whether the proposal will produce acceptable outcomes in terms of the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, the purpose and decision guidelines of the overlay and any of the other decision guidelines in Clause 65, including the Essendon Airport Master Plan.

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Particular Provisions

This section sets out Particular Provisions which apply to the matters specified. These provisions apply in addition to any requirements which apply because of the zone, an overlay or any other provision of this Land Use Plan.

51 OPERATION OF PARTICULAR PROVISIONS

The requirements of these particular provisions apply to the specified categories of use and development and other matters in addition to any provisions which apply due to any other provision of this Land Use Plan.

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52.05 ADVERTISING SIGNS

Purpose

To allow adequate and effective signs appropriate to each zone. To provide for the orderly display of signs. To ensure that signs do not cause loss of amenity or adversely affect the natural or built environment or the safety, appearance or efficiency of a road.

52.05-1 Requirements

Advertising categories

Clauses 52.05-7 is the advertising control that applies to Essendon Airport. A sign in Section 1 of the category may be displayed without an Airport Operator’s Consent, but a condition opposite the sign must be met. If the condition is not met, the sign requires approval unless specifically included in Section 3 as a sign that does not meet the Section 1 condition. A sign in Section 2 may be displayed only with approval and a condition opposite the sign must be met. If the condition is not met, the sign is prohibited. A sign in Section 3 is prohibited and must not be displayed. Some overlays require approval for Section 1 signs. If a sign can be interpreted in more than one way, the most restrictive requirement must be met.

Expiry of Permit

A permit for a sign other than a major promotion sign expires on the date specified in the permit. If no date is specified, the expiry date is 15 years from the date of issue of the permit.

52.05-2 Decision guidelines

Before deciding on a proposal to display a sign, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator should consider:

. Such guidelines, rules or policies that the Airport Operator may issue from time to time. . The effect of the sign on the amenity of the area including the need to avoid visual disorder or clutter of signs. . The effect of the sign on the built environment or the landscape, with particular thought to its effect on any objects of scenic, historic, architectural, scientific or cultural interest. . The need for identification and the opportunities for adequate identification on the site and nearby. . The advertising pattern and theme in the area and the number of signs of the same type. . The effect of the sign on existing signs. . The size and likely impact of the sign having regard to the size of the premises on which it is to be displayed and the scale of surrounding buildings. . The effect of the sign on the safety, warning and security of premises and public areas. . The effect of the sign on the appearance and efficiency of a road, railway, waterway or other public way, having particular regard to the sign’s colour, brightness and location.

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. The views of the Roads Corporation if the sign is an animated, floodlit, internally- illuminated, panel, reflective or sky sign to be displayed within 60 metres of, or to project over, a freeway, state highway, metropolitan bridge or other road declared under the Road Management Act 2004.

52.05-3 Signs

Airport Operator’s Consent is required for all signs, including without limitation:

. A sign identifying the functions or property of a government department, public authority or municipal council, a promotion sign displayed at the direction of any of these bodies. . A sign controlling traffic on a public road, railway, tramway, water or in the air, whether or not it is displayed at the direction of a government department, public authority or municipal council. . A sign required by statute or regulation, whether or not it is strictly in accordance with the requirement. . A sign of any size to premises that provides information about a place of worship whether it is an animated or internally-illuminated sign. . A sign inside a building that cannot generally be seen outside. . A sign of any size publicising a local educational, cultural, political, religious, social or recreational event whether or not held for commercial purposes. . A sign publicising a special event on the land or in the building on which it is displayed. . A sign of any size publicising the sale of goods or livestock on the land or in the building on which it is displayed, whether or not the land or building is not normally used for that purpose. . A sign of any size publicising the sale or letting of the property on which it is displayed.

A permit is not required to display the following signs:

. A sign with an advertisement area not exceeding 2 square metres concerning construction work on the land. Only one sign may be displayed, it must not be an animated or internally-illuminated sign and it must be removed when the work is completed.

No permit is required to fly the Australian flag or to display the flag on a building, painted or otherwise represented, provided it is correctly dimensioned and coloured in accordance with the Flags Act 1953. If the flag is attached to a pole, the pole must not affect airport operations.

52.05-4 Existing signs

A sign that was lawfully displayed on the approval date or that was being constructed on that date may be displayed or continue to be displayed and may be repaired and maintained. A lawfully displayed advertisement may be renewed or replaced. However, approval is required:

. To renew or replace the advertisement of an animated or internally-illuminated sign. . If the advertisement area is to be increased. . If the renewal or replacement would result in a different type of sign.

A sign that is reconstructed must meet the relevant advertising sign requirements.

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52.05-5 Major promotion sign

Purpose

To achieve high quality visual standards for the siting of major promotion signs. To ensure that the signs are not detrimental to the appearance of their surroundings or the safe and efficient operation of the route.

Permit requirement

A permit for a major promotion sign must include conditions that specify: . An expiry date. . That the sign must not:

. Dazzle or distract drivers due to its colouring. . Be able to be mistaken for a traffic signal because it has, for example, red circles, octagons, crosses or triangles. . Be able to be mistaken as an instruction to drivers.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider, as appropriate:

. The Essendon Airport Master Plan, the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies and the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy . The effect of the sign on road safety. A sign is a safety hazard if the sign: . Obstructs a driver’s line of sight at an intersection, curve or point of egress from an adjacent property. . Obstructs a driver’s view of a traffic sign or signal, or is likely to create a confusing or dominating background which might reduce the clarity or effectiveness of a traffic sign or signal. . Could dazzle or distract drivers due to its size, design or colouring, or it being illuminated, animated or flashing. . Is at a location where particular driver concentration is required. . Is likely to be mistaken for a traffic signal, for example because it contains red, green or yellow lighting or has red circles, octagons, crosses or triangles, or large reflective or illuminated arrows. . Requires close study from a moving or stationary vehicle in a location where the vehicle would be unprotected from passing traffic. . Invites drivers to turn where there is fast moving traffic or the sign is so close to the turning point that there is not time to signal and turn safely. . Is within 100 metres of a rural railway crossing. . Has insufficient clearance from vehicles on the carriageway. . The effect of the proposed sign on: . Significant streetscapes, buildings and skylines. . The visual appearance of a significant view corridor, viewline, gateway location or landmark site identified in a framework plan or local policy. . Residential areas and heritage places. . Open space and waterways.

When determining the effect of a proposed sign, the following locational principles should be taken into account:

. Major promotion signs are encouraged in commercial and industrial locations in a manner which complements or enhances the character of the area.

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. Major promotion signs are discouraged along forest and tourist roads, scenic routes or landscaped sections of freeways. . Major promotion signs are discouraged within open space reserves or corridors and around waterways. . Major promotion signs are discouraged where they will form a dominant visual element from residential areas, or where they will obstruct significant viewlines. . In areas with a strong built form character, major promotion signs are encouraged only where they are not a dominant element in the streetscape and except for transparent feature signs (such as neon signs), are discouraged from being erected on the roof of a building.

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52.05-7 Category 1 - Business areas

Minimum limitation

Purpose

To provide for identification and promotion signs and signs that add vitality and colour to business areas. Section 1 - Airport Operator’s Consent is Not Required Sign Condition

None

Section 2 - Approval Required Sign CONDITION

Any sign

Section 3 - Prohibited Sign CONDITION

Nil

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SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 52.05-5

Land Conditions

None Specified

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52.06 CAR PARKING

Purpose

To ensure that car parking facilities are provided in accordance with:

. The Essendon Airport Master Plan, the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies and the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy. . Any parking precinct plan.

To provide the opportunity to use parking precinct plans in appropriate locations. To promote the efficient use of car spaces through the consolidation of car parking facilities. To ensure the provision of an appropriate number of car spaces having regard to the activities on the land and the nature of the locality. To ensure that the design and location of car parking areas:

. Does not adversely affect the amenity of the locality, in particular the amenity of pedestrians and other road users. . Achieves a high standard of urban design. . Creates a safe environment for users, particularly at night. . Enables easy and efficient use. . Protects the role and function of nearby roads. . Facilitates the use of public transport and the movement and delivery of goods.

52.06-1 Car spaces

Provision of car spaces A new use must not commence or the floor area of an existing use must not be increased until the required car spaces have been provided on the land. Where the floor area occupied by an existing use is increased, the parking requirement only applies to the floor area of any extension of the use or site area provided the existing number of car spaces is not reduced.

Number of car spaces required

The table at Clause 52.06-5 sets out the number of car spaces required for uses not covered by a parking precinct plan or another clause. The requirement for car spaces for a use listed in column 1 of the table is the product of columns 2 and 3 of the table. Approval may be given to reduce or to waive the number of car spaces required by the table. Where a use is not specified in the table at Clause 52.06-5, an adequate number of car spaces must be provided to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator. These requirements do not apply if there is a parking requirement for the particular use under another clause or in a parking precinct plan.

Decision guidelines

Before a requirement for car spaces is reduced or waived, the applicant must satisfy the Airport Operator that the reduced provision is justified due to:

. Any relevant parking precinct plan. . The availability of car parking in the locality. . The availability of public transport in the locality.

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. Any reduction in car parking demand due to the sharing of car spaces by multiple uses, either because of variation of car parking demand over time or because of efficiencies gained from the consolidation of shared car parking spaces. . Any car parking deficiency or surplus associated with the existing use of the land. . Any credit which should be allowed for a car parking demand deemed to have been provided in association with a use which existed before the change of parking requirement. . Local traffic management. . Local amenity including pedestrian amenity. . An empirical assessment of car parking demand. . Any other relevant consideration.

52.06-2 Design and construction

Car parking plan

Before any use commences or any building or works associated with that use or an existing use is constructed, a plan must be prepared to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator showing all required car spaces, access lanes, driveways and associated works and landscaping.

Provision before commencement

Before any use commences or any new building is occupied, the car spaces, access lanes, driveways and associated works and landscaping shown on the plan must, to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator, be provided and available for use and be:

. Formed to such levels and drained so that they can be used in accordance with the plan. . Treated with an all-weather seal or some other durable surface. . Line-marked or provided with some other adequate means of showing the car spaces.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding that any plan is satisfactory, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator should consider:

. Any relevant parking precinct plan. . Whether the layout of car spaces and access lanes are consistent with Clause 52.06-5 or a variation generally in accordance with Australian Standard AS2890.1 - 1993, Parking facilities, Part 1: Off-street car parking. . The protection and enhancement of the streetscape. . The provision of landscaping for screening and shade. . The design and construction standards proposed for paving, drainage, line marking, signage, lighting and other relevant matters. . The provision for pedestrian movement within and around the parking area. . The measures proposed to enhance the security of people using the parking area. . The provision of parking facilities for cyclists and disabled people. . The type and size of vehicle likely to use the parking area. . The ease and safety with which vehicles gain access to the site and circulate within the parking area. . The need for the required car spaces to adjoin the premises used by each occupier, if the land is occupied by more than one occupier.

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52.06-3 Design of car spaces and accessways

Design requirements

Accessways should: . Be at least 3 metres wide. . Have an internal radius of at least 4 metres at changes of direction or intersections or be wider than 4.2 metres. . Provide a turning space so that cars can exit the site in a forward direction if the accessway serves four or more car spaces or connects to a road in a Road Zone. . Provide a passing area at the entrance at least 5 metres wide and 7 metres long if the accessway serves 10 or more spaces and is either more than 50 metres long or connects to a road in a Road Zone.

Car spaces and accessways should have the following minimum dimensions:

Angle of car spaces Accessway width Car park width Car park length to accessway

Parallel 3.6 m 2.3 m 6.7 m

45° 3.5 m 2.6 m 4.9 m

60° 4.9 m 2.6 m 4.9 m

90° 6.4 m 2.6 m 4.9 m

5.8 m 2.8 m 4.9 m

5.2 m 3.0 m 4.9 m

4.8 m 3.2 m 4.9 m

A building may project into the space if it is at least 2.1 metres above the space. If entry to the car space is from a road, the width of the accessway may include the road. If an accessway to 4 or more car spaces is from land in a Road Zone, the access to the car spaces must be at least 6 metres from the frontage.

Variation of requirement

A permit may be given to vary any dimension or requirement of this clause. Before deciding on an application, the Airport Operator should consider:

. Whether the dimensions and layout of car spaces and access lanes are generally in accordance with Australian Standard AS2890.1 - 1993, Parking facilities, Part 1: Off- street car parking. . Any relevant parking precinct plan.

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52.06-5 Car parking table CAR SPACE USE MEASURE RATE

Residential building, other than Car spaces to each lodging 1 specified in this table room

Caretaker’s house Car spaces to each dwelling 1

Dwelling, other than Caretaker’s Car spaces to each dwelling 2 house if at least 2 on a lot

Shop other than specified in Car spaces to each 100 sq m 3 this table of leasable floor area

Betting agency Car spaces to each 100 sq m 8 Market of net floor area

Restaurant Car spaces to each seat 0.6 available to the public

Office other than specified in Car spaces to each 100 sq m 3.5 this table of net floor area Postal agency

Hotel or Tavern Car spaces to each 100 sq m 60 of bar floor area available to

the public, plus

Car spaces to each 100 sq m 30 of lounge floor area available to the public

Motel Car spaces to each unit, plus 1

Car spaces to each resident 1 employee, plus Car spaces to each 100 sq m 2 of motel service floor area not available for use by guests

Industry other than specified in Car spaces to each 100 sq m 2.9 this table of net floor area Mail centre

Materials recycling Percentage of site area to be 10 Fuel depot set aside for car spaces and Milk depot access lanes, but not Motor repairs driveways

Plant nursery Percentage of site area to be 10 Saleyard set aside for car spaces and Store other than specified in access lanes, but not this table driveways Timber yard Utility installation

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Car parking table (continued) CAR SPACE USE MEASURE RATE

Freezing and cool storage Car spaces to each 100 sq m 1.5 Warehouse other than specified of net floor area in this table

Display home Car spaces to each dwelling 5 for five or fewer contiguous dwellings, plus Car spaces to each additional 2 contiguous dwelling

Medical centre Car spaces to each 5 Veterinary centre practitioner

Hospital Car spaces to each bed 1.3 available for use by patients

Place of assembly Car spaces to each seat or to 0.3 Funeral parlour each sq m of net floor area, whichever is greater

Golf course Car spaces to each hole 4

Bowling green Car spaces to each rink 6

Squash court other than in Car spaces to each court 3 conjunction with a dwelling

Swimming pool other than in Car spaces to each 100 sq m 5.6 conjunction with a dwelling of site

Tennis court other than in Car spaces to each court 4 conjunction with a dwelling

Primary school Car spaces to each employee 1

Secondary school Car spaces to each employee 1.2

Tertiary institution Car spaces to each full-time 0.6 student and three part-time students

Convenience shop if the leasable Car spaces to each premises 10 floor area exceeds 80 sq m

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.06 PAGE 5 OF 6 2013

52.06-6 Parking precinct plan

A parking precinct plan is a strategic plan relating to parking of cars and other vehicles within a defined area which is incorporated into this scheme and listed in the schedule to this clause. A parking precinct plan may form part of a more general land use or other strategic plan or policy. A parking precinct plan may specify different requirements to those set out in the table at Clause 52.06-5. The parking precinct plan must include the following information:

. The purpose of the plan. . The area to which the plan applies. . The parking outcomes to be achieved by the parking precinct plan. . An assessment of car parking demand and supply in the precinct. . Any locational, financial, landscape or other actions or requirements necessary to implement the parking precinct plan.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.06 PAGE 6 OF 6 2013 LOCAL PROVISION ESSENDON AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN

SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 52.06-2

Name of Requirement Incorporated Parking Precinct Plan

None Specified 1.0 Car Parking Rates

2.0 Off-Site Parking Provision

3.0 Other Requirements

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.06-2 - SCHEDULE PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.07 LOADING AND UNLOADING OF VEHICLES

Purpose

To set aside land for loading and unloading commercial vehicles to prevent loss of amenity and adverse effect on traffic flow and road safety.

Requirements to be met

No building or works may be constructed for the manufacture, servicing, storage or sale of goods or materials unless:

. Space is provided on the land for loading and unloading vehicles as specified in the table below. . The driveway to the loading bay is at least 3.6 metres wide. If a driveway changes direction or intersects another driveway, the internal radius at the change of direction or intersection must be at least 6 metres. . The road that provides access to the loading bay is at least 3.6 metres wide. A permit may be granted to reduce or waive these requirements if either: . The land area is insufficient. . Adequate provision is made for loading and unloading vehicles to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator.

FLOOR AREA OF BUILDING MINIMUM LOADING BAY DIMENSIONS

2,600 sq m or less in single Area 27.4 sq m occupation Length 7.6 m Width 3.6 m Height clearance 4.0 m

For every additional 1,800 sq m Additional 18 sq m or part

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.07 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.10 USES WITH ADVERSE AMENITY POTENTIAL

Purpose

To define those types of industries and warehouses which if not appropriately designed and located may cause offence or unacceptable risk to the neighbourhood.

Definition

The threshold distance referred to in the table to this clause is the minimum distance from any part of the land of the proposed use or buildings and works to land (not a road) in a residential zone, Business 5 Zone, land used for a hospital or school or land in a Public Acquisition Overlay to be acquired for a hospital or school. NOTE 1 of the table: The threshold distance is variable, dependent on the processes to be used and the materials to be processed or stored. NOTE 2 of the table: An assessment of risk to the safety of people located off the land may be required.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.10 PAGE 1 OF 5 2013 Table to Clause 52.10 TYPE OF PRODUCTION, USE OR STORAGE THRESHOLD NOTES (PURPOSE) DISTANCE (METRES)

Food, Beverages & Tobacco

Abattoir: 500

Smallgoods production 100

Manufacture of milk products: 300

Production of vegetable oils and fats using solvents: 300

Flour mill: 300

Bakery (other than one ancillary to a shop): 100

Seafood processor: 500

Maltworks: 300

Tobacco and cigarette production: 500

Poultry processing works 100

Freezing and cool storage 150

Milk depot 100

Food or beverage production other than above: Note 1

Textiles

Dyeing or finishing of cotton, linen and woollen yarns and 300 textiles:

Carpet backing with latex: 300

Production of artificial fibres & textiles: • cellulose nitrate or viscose fibre, cellophane or 1,000 Note 2 artificial rubber • other synthetic fibres and textiles 500 Note 2

Treatment or production of textiles: • using carbon disulphide 500 Note 2 • using other substances Note 1

Rope, cordage and twine production: 100

Wool scouring: 200

Wood, Wood Products & Furniture

Sawmill: 500

Charcoal production: • by the retort process 500 • other than by the retort process 1,000

Wood preservation plant: 100

Wood-fibre or wood-chip products: 1,500

Joinery: 100

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Table to Clause 52.10(continued) TYPE OF PRODUCTION, USE OR STORAGE THRESHOLD NOTES (PURPOSE) DISTANCE (METRES)

Paper & Paper Products:

Paper or paper pulp production: • involving combustion of sulphur or sulphur containing 5,000 Note 2 materials • from semi-processed materials 100

• from prepared cellulose & rags 200 • by other methods than above Note 1

Chemical, Petroleum & Coal Products

Chemical Fertiliser production: 1,000 Note 2

Industrial gases production: 1,000 Note 2

Polyester resins production 1,000 Note 2

Synthetic resins & rubber production other than above: 1,000 Note 2

Ammunition, explosives and fireworks production: 1,000 Note 2

Formaldehyde production: 300 Note 2

Paints and inks : • manufacture 1,000 Note 2 • blending and mixing only 300

Veterinary production: 1,000

Biocides production and storage: 1,000

Soap and other detergents production: 300

Cosmetics and toilet preparations production: 100

Inks production: 300

Petroleum refinery: 2,000 Note 2

Briquette production: 300

Other petroleum or coal production: 500 Note 2

Organic industrial chemicals production other than 1,000 Note 2 above:

Inorganic industrial chemicals production other than 1,000 Note 2 above:

Chemical products other than above: 300 Note 2

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.10 PAGE 3 OF 5 2013 Table to Clause 52.10 (continued) TYPE OF PRODUCTION, USE OR STORAGE THRESHOLD NOTES (PURPOSE) DISTANCE (METRES)

Non-metallic Mineral Products Glass and glass production including glass wool: 500

Rock wool manufacture: 500

Clay bricks, tiles and pipe refractories, with a design 200 production rate exceeding 10,000 tonnes a year:

Cement production in amounts: • up to 5,000 tonnes a year 300 • between 5,000 & 150,000 tonnes a year 500 • exceeding 150,000 tonnes a year 1,000

Concrete batching plant: 300

Bitumen batching plant: 500

Concrete article or stone article production: 100

Plaster or plaster articles production: 100

Basic Metal Products

Works producing iron or steel products in amounts: • up to 1,000,000 tonnes a year 100 • exceeding 1,000,000 tonnes a year 1,000

Production of non-ferrous metals as: • aluminium by electrolysis 2,000 • other non-ferrous metals in amounts: . up to 100 tonnes a year 100 . between 100 & 2,000 tonnes a year 300 . exceeding 2,000 tonnes a year 500

Fabricated Metal Products

Works producing iron or steel products in amounts: • up to 1,000,000 tonnes per year 100 • exceeding 1,000,000 tonnes per year 1,000

Boiler makers 100

Abrasive blast cleaning: Note 1

Miscellaneous Manufacturing

Rendering and casings works: 1,000

Leather tanning and dressing: 300

Leather and artificial leather goods production: 300

Rubber production, using either organic solvents or 300 Note 2 carbon black:

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.10 PAGE 4 OF 5 2013 Table to Clause 52.10 (continued) TYPE OF PRODUCTION, USE OR STORAGE THRESHOLD NOTES (PURPOSE) DISTANCE (METRES)

Fibreglass production: 200 Printing and coating works with heated curing ovens: 500

Transport and Storage

Storage of petroleum products and crude oil in tanks exceeding 2,000 tonnes capacity: Note 2 • with fixed roofs 300 • with floating roofs 100

Grain elevators: 300

Storage of wet-salted or unprocessed hides: 300

Storage of bulk volatile organic compounds in quantities greater than 1,000 tonnes: 1,000 Note 2

Sanitary and garbage disposal in: • Landfill Note 1 • Recycling and composting centre 200

Sanitary and garbage storage and treatment in transfer 300 station

Depot for refuse collection vehicles 100

Temporary storage of industrial wastes: 300 Note 2

Treatment of aqueous waste: 200 Note 2

Treatment of organic waste: 500 Note 2

Waste incinerator for: • Woodwaste 300 • Plastic or rubber waste 500 Note 2 • Chemical, biomedical or organic waste Notes 1, 2

Recreation, Personal & Other Services

Industrial dry cleaning: 100 Note 2

Industrial laundry: 100

Other Premises

Composting: Note 1

Rural industry handling, processing or packing 300 agricultural produce:

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.10 PAGE 5 OF 5 2013 52.11 HOME OCCUPATION

Purpose

To ensure that the amenity of the neighbourhood is not adversely affected by an occupation conducted in or from a dwelling.

52.11-1 Requirements to be met

A home occupation must meet the following requirements:

. The person conducting the home occupation must use the dwelling as their principal place of residence. . No more than one person who does not live in the dwelling may work in the occupation. . The gross floor area used in conducting the occupation including the storage of any materials or goods must not exceed 50 square metres or one-third of the gross floor area of the dwelling, whichever is the lesser. . The occupation must not impose a load on any utility greater than normally required for domestic use. . The occupation must not adversely affect the amenity of the neighbourhood in any way including: . The appearance of any building, works or materials used. . The parking of motor vehicles. . The transporting of materials or goods to or from the dwelling. . The hours of operation. . Electrical interference. . The storage of chemicals, gasses or other hazardous materials. . Emissions from the site. . No motor vehicle may be serviced or repaired for gain. . Only one commercial vehicle (a commercial goods vehicle, commercial passenger vehicle or tow truck within the meaning of the Transport Act 1983), not exceeding 2 tonnes capacity and with or without a trailer registered to a resident of the dwelling may be present at any time. The vehicle must not be fuelled or repaired on the site. . No goods other than goods manufactured or serviced in the home occupation may be offered for sale. . Materials used or goods manufactured, serviced or repaired in the home occupation must be stored within a building. . No goods manufactured, serviced or repaired may be displayed so that they are visible from outside the site.

52.11-2 Permit required

Despite the requirements of Clause 52.11-1, a permit may be granted for a home occupation:

. Which allows no more than two persons who do not live in the dwelling to work in the occupation; or . Which has a floor area not exceeding 100 square metres or one-third of the gross floor area of the dwelling, whichever is the lesser. . Which allows no more than one additional commercial vehicle (a commercial goods vehicle, commercial passenger vehicle or tow truck within the meaning of the Transport Act 1983), not exceeding two tonnes capacity and with or without a trailer registered to a resident of the dwelling, to be present at any time.

Decision Guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider, as appropriate:

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.11 PAGE 1 OF 2 2013 . Whether there is a need for additional parking or loading facilities. . The effect of any vehicle parking, storage or washing facilities on the amenity and character of the street. . Whether the site is suitable for the particular home occupation and is compatible with the surrounding use and development. . Whether there is a need for landscaping to screen any outbuildings or car parking or loading areas or any other area relating to the home occupation.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.11 PAGE 2 OF 2 2013 52.12 SERVICE STATION

Purpose

To ensure that amenity, site layout and design are considered when land is to be used for a service station, especially if the site adjoins a residential zone. To ensure that use of land for a service station does not impair traffic flow or road safety.

52.12-1 Requirements to be met

Land may be used for a service station only if the following requirements are met. Approval may be given to vary the requirements, if the Airport Operator considers a better design solution will result.

Site area and dimensions

The site must be at least 1,080 square metres. The frontage must be at least 36 metres (30 metres if the site is on a corner) and the depth at least 30 metres.

Crossovers

No more than 2 vehicle crossovers may service the site from a road and at the road alignment a crossover must be:

. No wider than 7.7 metres. . At least 4.5 metres from another crossover on the site. . At least 4.5 metres from another road or if a splayed corner, at least 7.7 metres from the splay. . At least 1.8 metres from a crossover on another property.

Kerb or barrier

Except at crossovers, a kerb or barrier must be built along the road alignment to prevent the passage of vehicles.

Road setbacks

A wall of a building must be at least 9 metres from a road. A canopy must be at least 2.5 metres from a road. Petrol pumps, pump islands, water and air supply points and storage tank filling points must be at least 3.6 metres from a road. Petrol tankers must be wholly on the site when storage tanks are being filled. Driveway space must be sufficient to enable a vehicle 13.8 metres by 2.5 metres to enter and leave the site without reversing. No vehicle may be serviced unless it is wholly on the site.

Discharge of waste

Waste from a vehicle wash area must drain into a public sewer or a settlement and oil separation system. The system must be to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.12 PAGE 1 OF 2 2013 Amenity requirements

The amenity of the locality must not be adversely affected by activity on the site, the appearance of any building, works or materials, emissions from the premises or in any other way.

Trailers for hire

If trailers are for hire on the site:

. The site must be at least 1,080 square metres. . All trailers must be wholly on the site and must not encroach on landscaping or car parking areas or accessways. . On a corner site, a trailer higher than 1 metre must be parked at least 9 metres from the corner.

Adjoining residential zone

If the site adjoins a residential zone:

. A landscape buffer strip at least 3 metres wide along the common boundary must be planted and maintained to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator. . External lights must be directed away from the residential zone to prevent light spill and glare.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.12 PAGE 2 OF 2 2013 52.13 CAR WASH

Purpose

To ensure that amenity, site layout and design are considered when land is to be used for a car wash, especially if the site adjoins a residential zone. To ensure that use of land for a car wash does not impair traffic flow or road safety.

Requirements to be met

Land may be used for a car wash only if the following requirements are met. A permit may be granted to vary the requirements, if a better design solution will result.

Crossovers

No more than 2 vehicle crossovers may give access to the site from a road and at the road alignment a crossover must be:

. No wider than 7.7 metres. . At least 4.5 metres from another crossover on the site. . At least 7.7 metres from another road or if a splayed corner, at least 7.7 metres from the splay. . At least 1.8 metres from a crossover on another property.

Kerb or barrier

Except at crossovers, a kerb or barrier must be built along the road alignment to prevent the passage of vehicles.

Queuing lane

A queuing lane on the site must be able to accommodate at least 10 vehicles before entry to a car wash. If petrol is available for sale to vehicles queuing to be washed, the lane must be able to accommodate at least 10 vehicles before the petrol-selling point. The lane must be clearly shown on the ground and marked for use only by vehicles queuing to be washed. The area between the exit from a car wash and the nearest crossover must be able to accommodate at least 2 vehicles in single file.

Discharge of waste

Waste from a vehicle wash area must drain into a public sewer or a settlement and oil separation system. The system must be to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator.

Amenity requirements

The amenity of the locality must not be adversely affected by activity on the site, the appearance of any building, works or materials, emissions from the premises or in any other way. No building or works may be of temporary or portable construction.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.13 PAGE 1OF 2 2013 Adjoining residential zone

If the site adjoins a residential zone, a landscape buffer strip at least 3 wide metres along the common boundary must be planted and maintained to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.13 PAGE 2OF 2 2013 52.14 MOTOR VEHICLE, BOAT OR CARAVAN SALES

Purpose

To ensure that amenity, site layout and design are considered when land is to be used for motor vehicle, boat or caravan sales, especially if the site adjoins a residential zone. To ensure that use of land for motor vehicle, boat or caravan sales does not impair traffic flow or road safety.

Requirements to be met

Land may be used for motor vehicle, boat or caravan sales only if the following requirements are met. Airport Operator’s Consent may be given to vary the requirements.

. No more than 2 vehicle crossovers may service the site from a road and at the road alignment a crossover must be no wider than 9.2 metres. . Except at crossovers, a kerb or barrier must be built along the road alignment to prevent the passage of vehicles and to prevent vehicles protruding beyond the site boundary. . Except where a kerb or barrier is installed, the area within 6 metres of the road must be sealed to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator. . The site must contain a concrete bay for washing vehicles and waste from the bay must drain into a public sewer or a settlement and oil separation system. The system must be to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator. . Vehicles may be washed only in the washing bay. . Water from the site must be discharged by an underground pipe to an approved outlet to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator. . No vehicle for sale or hire may be displayed on an adjacent road. . No vehicle may be repaired on the site. . If the site adjoins a residential zone: . A landscape buffer strip at least 3 metres wide must be provided on the site along the common boundary and planted and maintained to the satisfaction of the Airport Operator. . Except for the landscape buffer strip, all of the site not occupied by buildings must be sealed to prevent dust. . External lights must be directed away from the residential zone to prevent light spill and glare.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.14 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.15 HELIPORT

Purpose

To provide an opportunity to consider the effect of a heliport or helipad on the amenity of surrounding areas.

Airport Operator’s Consent requirement

Airport Operator’s Consent is required to use or develop any land for a heliport or helipad even if it is ancillary to another use on the land.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.15 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.19 TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITY

Purpose

To ensure that telecommunications infrastructure and services are provided in an efficient and cost effective manner to meet Essendon Airport needs. To ensure the application of consistent provisions for telecommunications facilities. To encourage the provision of telecommunications facilities with minimal impact on the amenity of the area.

52.19-1 Application

These provisions apply to the construction of a building or the construction or carrying out of works associated with the use of land for a Telecommunications facility. They apply to the extent permitted under the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cwth) and determinations made under that Act by the Commonwealth Minister for Communications and the Arts, including the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 1997.

52.19-2 Permit requirement

A permit is required to construct a building or construct or carry out works for a Telecommunications facility.

52.19-3 Application requirements

An application must be accompanied by the following information as appropriate to the proposal and the location:

. Site boundaries and dimensions. . The purpose and location of all buildings and works required in the construction of the facility. . The location of all existing buildings and works to be retained and demolished. . The location of all proposed buildings and works including dimensions, elevations, materials, colours and finishes. . The location and use of all buildings on adjoining properties. . The location of all adjoining streets and access ways. . Australian Height Datum levels. . Natural drainage lines, watercourses, coastal dunes, beach systems and wetlands. . Proposals for the rehabilitation of the land on which development is to occur. . Roads and parking areas. . Materials, landscaping, external lighting, colour and reflectivity.

52.19-4 Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines of Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider, as appropriate:

. The effect of the proposal on adjacent land. . If the Telecommunications facility is located in an Environmental Significance Overlay, a Vegetation Protection Overlay, a Significant Landscape Overlay, a Heritage Overlay, a Design and Development Overlay or an Erosion Management Overlay, the decision guidelines in those overlays and the schedules to those overlays.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.19 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.25 CREMATORIUM

Purpose

To ensure that crematoria in cemeteries are developed and used in an appropriate manner.

Permit required

A permit is required to develop and use a crematorium on land that is used for cemetery purposes.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application to use and develop land for a crematorium, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider:

. The provision of landscaping and screen planting. . The location and design of the buildings to be constructed. . The effect on traffic movement generated by the use. . The provision of parking facilities.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.25 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.27 LICENSED PREMISES

Scope

These provisions apply to premises licensed, or to be licensed, and where the Victorian Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 applies.

Permit required

A permit is required to use land to sell or consume liquor if any of the following apply:

. A licence is required under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998. . A different licence, or class of licence is required from that which is in force. . The hours of trading allowed under any licence are to be extended.

This does not apply if any of the following apply: . To a limited licence. . To a licence to manufacture liquor. . To a licence to sell only packaged liquor for consumption elsewhere. . If the schedule to this clause specifies that approval is not required to use land to sell or consume liquor under a particular type of licence.

The schedule to this clause may specify that a permit may not be granted to use land to sell or consume liquor under a particular type of licence.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.27 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 LOCAL PROVISION ESSENDON AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN

SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 52.27

1 Permit not required

Land Type of licence

None specified

2 Permit may not be granted

Land Type of licence

None specified

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.27 - SCHEDULE PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.28 GAMING

Airport Operator’s Consent is required to install and use a gaming machine.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.28 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 LOCAL PROVISION ESSENDON AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN

SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 52.28-5

Name of shopping complex and locality Land description

None specified

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.28-5 - SCHEDULE PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 LOCAL PROVISION ESSENDON AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN

SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 52.28-6

Name of strip shopping centre and locality Land description

None specified

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.28-6 - SCHEDULE PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.29 LAND ADJACENT TO A ROAD ZONE, CATEGORY 1, OR A PUBLIC ACQUISITION OVERLAY FOR A CATEGORY 1 ROAD

Purpose

To ensure appropriate access to identified roads. To ensure appropriate division of land adjacent to identified roads.

Scope

This clause applies to land in a Road Zone, Category 1, or a Public Acquisition Overlay if the purpose of acquisition is for a Category 1 road.

Airport Operator’s Consent

Airport Operator’s Consent is required to:

. Create or alter access to: . A road in a Road Zone, Category 1. . Land in a Public Acquisition Overlay if the purpose of acquisition is for a Category 1 road. . Subdivide land adjacent to: . A road in a Road Zone, Category 1. . Land in a Public Acquisition Overlay if the purpose of acquisition is for a Category 1 road.

Referral of applications

An application to create or alter access to, or to subdivide land adjacent to, a road declared under the Transport Act 1983, land owned by the Roads Corporation for the purpose of a road, or land in a Public Acquisition Overlay if the Roads Corporation is the authority responsible for acquiring the land, should be discussed with the Roads Corporation. This does not apply to:

. Boundary realignments. . Subdivisions of existing buildings already connected to services and requiring no new access. . Proposals which, in the opinion of the Airport Operator, satisfy requirements or conditions previously agreed in writing between the Airport Operator and the Roads Corporation.

Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator must consider:

. The Essendon Airport Master Plan, the Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies and the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy . The views of the relevant road authority. . The effect of the proposal on the operation of the road and on public safety.

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.29 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 52.30 FREEWAY SERVICE CENTRE

Purpose

To ensure that freeway service centres are appropriately designed and located. To ensure that the use of land for a freeway service centre does not adversely affect the amenity of surrounding land uses.

52.30-1 Requirements to be met

Facilities and services

A freeway service centre should provide essential services and facilities. Essential services and facilities that a freeway service centre should include are:

. Designated parking areas. . Undercover fuel sales area for petrol, diesel and LPG. . An area for the sale of food, drinks and other convenience goods. . Public toilets. . A public telephone.

Access to freeway service centres

A proposal to use or develop land for a freeway service centre should be discussed with the Roads Corporation. Airport Operator’s Consent will not be granted for a freeway service centre until approval for any necessary new access to the freeway has been given by the Roads Corporation.

52.30-2 Decision guidelines

Before deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 65, the Airport Operator should consider:

PARTICULAR PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 52.30 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013

General Provisions

This section sets out provisions about the administration of this Land Use Plan, existing uses, decision guidelines, referral of applications and other matters.

61 ADMINISTRATION OF THIS LAND USE PLAN

61.01 Administration and enforcement of this Land Use Plan

The organisation responsible for the administration and enforcement of this Land Use Plan is specified in the schedule to this clause.

61.02 What area is covered by this Land Use Plan?

This Land Use Plan applies to the area specified in the schedule to this clause.

61.03 What does this Land Use Plan consist of?

This Land Use Plan consists of this document, any maps specified in the schedule to this clause, and any document incorporated into this Land Use Plan by reason only that it is referred to in the Land Use Plan.

61.04 When did this Land Use Plan begin?

This Land Use Plan began on the date specified in the schedule to this clause.

61.05 Effect of this Land Use Plan

Land may be used or developed only in accordance with this Land Use Plan. Land must not be developed unless the land as developed can be used in accordance with this Land Use Plan and all requirements of the Land Use Plan are met.

GENERAL PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 61 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 LOCAL PROVISION ESSENDON AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN

SCHEDULE TO CLAUSES 61.01 - 61.04 (INCLUSIVE)

Organisation responsible for administering Essendon Airport Pty Ltd and enforcing this Land Use Plan

Area covered by this Land Use Plan Essendon Airport as described in:

Vol 10044 Fol 411; Vol 7027 Fol 267; Vol 7894 Fol 066; Vol 5587 Fol 373; Vol 7156 Fol 028; Vol 6478 Fol 463; Vol 5456 Fol 082; Vol 5849 Fol 647; Vol 7874 Fol 006; Vol 7307 Fol 340; Vol 7874 Fol 007; Vol 8222 Fol 595; Vol 6087 Fol 297; Vol 7027 Fol 266; Vol 7566 Fol 166; Vol 7364 Fol788; Vol 7031 Fol 085; Vol 7841 Fol 078; Vol 5937 Fol 400 and Vol 4996 Fol 129.

Maps comprising part of this Land Use Plan Zoning Plan

Public Acquisition Overlay Plan

Date this Land Use Plan began 23 April 2014

GENERAL PROVISIONS - CLAUSES 61.01-61.04 (INCLUSIVE) - SCHEDULE PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 62 BUILDINGS, WORKS NOT REQUIRING APPROVAL

62.02 Buildings and works not requiring approval

Any requirement in this land use plan relating to the construction of a building or the construction or carrying out of works does not apply to:

. Roadworks. . Street furniture including post boxes, telephone booths, fire hydrants and traffic control devices. . Gardening. . A domestic rainwater tank with a capacity of not more than 4500 litres. . A temporary shed or temporary structure for construction purposes. . The internal rearrangement of a building or works provided the gross floor area of the building, or the size of the works, is not increased. . Repairs and routine maintenance to an existing building or works. . The removal, destruction or lopping of trees and the removal of vegetation. . Any buildings or works which provide for fire protection under relevant legislation. . Any emergency works undertaken by, or on behalf of, the Airport Operator, a public authority or utility service provider in the exercise of any power conferred on them under any Act.

This does not apply if the Airport Operator’s Consent is specifically required for any of these matters.

GENERAL PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 62 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 64 LAND USED FOR MORE THAN ONE USE

If land is used for more than one use and one is not ancillary to the other, each use must comply with this Land Use Plan.

GENERAL PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 64 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 65 DECISION GUIDELINES

Because approval can be granted does not imply that it should or will be granted. The Airport Operator must decide whether the proposal will produce acceptable outcomes in terms of the decision guidelines of this clause. 65.01 Approval of a proposal

Before deciding on a proposal, the Airport Operator must consider, as appropriate:

. The Essendon Airport Master Plan, Essendon Airport Planning Policy Framework, including the Essendon Airport Strategic Statement, Essendon Airport Local Planning Policies and the Essendon Airport Environment Strategy . . The purpose of the zone, overlay or other provision. . Any matter required to be considered in the zone, overlay or other provision. . The orderly planning of Essendon Airport. . The effect on the amenity of the Essendon Airport. . Factors likely to cause or contribute to land degradation, salinity or reduce water quality. . Whether the proposed development is designed to maintain or improve the quality of stormwater within and exiting the site. . The degree of flood, erosion or fire hazard associated with the location of the land and the use, development or management of the land so as to minimise any such hazard.

GENERAL PROVISIONS - CLAUSE 65 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013

Definitions

This section sets out the meaning of terms used or defined in this Land Use Plan.

71 MEANING OF WORDS

A term used in this Land Use Plan has its ordinary meaning unless that term is defined:

. In this Land Use Plan. . In the Airports Act 1996 and its associated regulations, in which case the term has the meaning given to it there unless it is defined differently in this Land Use Plan.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 71 PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 72 GENERAL TERMS

The following table lists general terms which may be used in this Land Use Plan. A term listed in the first column, under the heading "General Term", has the meaning set out beside that term in the second column, under the heading "Definition".

GENERAL TERM DEFINITION Act The Airports Act 1996 and its associated regulations.

Agricultural produc- Any form of primary production of renewable commodities. It tion does not include extractive industry, mining, or timber production from native forest.

Approval date The date this Land Use Plan began.

Approved venue Premises on which a venue operator is licensed to conduct gaming.

Basement A storey below ground level, or that projects no more than 1.2 metres above ground level.

Building height The vertical distance from natural ground level to the roof or parapet at any point.

Building Regulations The Building Regulations 1994.

Carriageway The area of a street reserve which is provided for the movement or parking of vehicles. It is determined by the invert of a kerb and channel and the point adjacent to the pavement edge for kerb (only) and edge strips.

Clear to the sky An unroofed area or area roofed with material that transmits 90 per cent of light.

Deflection angle The angle between two tangent sections of a carriageway.

Design speed The speed fixed for the design and correlation of the geometric features of a carriageway that influence vehicle operation. It is the speed which is not exceeded by 85 per cent of vehicles.

Earthworks Land forming, laser grading, levee banks, raised access roads and tracks, building pads, storage embankments, channel banks and drain banks and associated structures.

Frontage The road alignment at the front of a lot. If a lot abuts two or more roads, the one to which the building, or proposed building, faces.

Gaming The playing of a gaming machine.

Gaming machine Any device, whether wholly or partly, mechanically or electroni- cally operated, that is designed so that:

a) it may be used to play a game of chance, or a game of mixed chance and skill; and b) as a result of making a bet on the device, winnings may be payable.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 72 PAGE 1 OF 5 2013 GENERAL TERM DEFINITION Gross floor area The total floor area of a building, measured from the outside of external walls or the centre of party walls, and includes all roofed areas.

Ground level The natural level of a site at any point.

Habitable room Any room of a dwelling or residential building other than a bath- room, laundry, toilet, pantry, walk-in wardrobe, corridor, stair, lobby, photographic darkroom, clothes drying room and other space of a specialised nature occupied neither frequently nor for extended periods.

High quality produc- Land which is used for animal husbandry or crop raising, and is tive agricultural capable of continuing to sustain agricultural production, and: land a) is of prime, or very good, agricultural quality, having regard to soil type, growing season, and availability of infrastructure, and is of sufficient extent to support agricultural activities on an economically viable scale; or b) has been identified through a regional, sub-regional, or local study as being of particularly good quality and strategic significance for agriculture in the regional or local context.

Land capability as- The assessment of the physical ability of the land to sustain spe- sessment cific uses having regard to its management, and without long term on-site detriment to the environment.

Leasable floor area That part of the net floor area able to be leased. It does not include public or common tenancy areas, such as malls, verandahs, or public conveniences.

Lot A part (consisting of one or more pieces) of any land (except a road, a reserve, or common property) shown on a plan, which can be disposed of separately and includes a unit or accessory unit on a registered plan of strata subdivision and a lot or accessory lot on a registered cluster plan.

Mean building height The vertical distance between the mean ground level and the finished roof height at its highest point.

Mean ground level One half the sum of the highest and lowest levels along ground level of the outer surface of all external building walls.

Mineral Any substance which occurs naturally as part of the earth's crust, including:

a) oil shale and coal; and b) hydrocarbons and mineral oils contained in oil shale or coal, or extracted from oil shale or coal by chemical or industrial processes.

It does not include water, stone, or petroleum.

Movable building A structure, other than a tent, caravan, or vehicle, which is designed to be moved from place to place on more than one occa- sion.

Native vegetation Plants that are indigenous to Victoria, including trees, shrubs, herbs, and grasses.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 72 PAGE 2 OF 5 2013 GENERAL TERM DEFINITION Net floor area The total floor area of all floors of all buildings on a site. It includes half the width of any party wall and the full width of all other walls. It does not include the area of stairs, loading bays, accessways, or car parking areas, or any area occupied by machinery required for air conditioning, heating, power supply, or lifts.

Plot ratio The gross floor area of all buildings on a site, divided by the area of the site.

Private open space An outdoor area of a dwelling or residential building or land for the exclusive use of the occupants.

Prostitution The provision by one person to or for another person (whether or not of a different sex) of sexual services in return for payment or reward.

Public land manager The Minister, government department, public authority or municipal council having responsibility for the care or management of public land. In relation to Crown land reserved under an Act and managed or controlled by a committee of management, other than Melbourne Parks and Waterways or a municipal council, it means the Minister administering that Act and does not include the committee of management.

Radio mast A mast, for radio transmission or reception in a dwelling, that is:

a) with antenna, more than 14 metres above the ground; b) if attached to a building, with antenna, more than 5 metres above the roof line; c) including antenna, wider than 6 metres; or d) excluding antenna, wider than 50 centimetres at any point exceeding 3 metres above the ground.

Restricted area A physically discrete area within an approved venue which mi- nors must not enter and which is devoted primarily to the conduct of gaming.

Retail The sale of goods or materials, in any quantity or manner, other than by wholesale.

Secluded private open That part of private open space primarily intended for outdoor space living activities which enjoys a reasonable amount of privacy.

Setback The minimum distance from any allotment boundary to a building.

Sexual services Has the same meaning as it has in the Prostitution Control Act 1994.

Site coverage The proportion of a site covered by buildings.

Stone Basalt, freestone, granite, limestone, sandstone, or other building stone, or rock, ordinarily used for building, manufacturing, road making, or construction; or clay (not fine clay, bentonite, or kaolin), earth, gravel, quartz (not quartz crystals), sand, soil, slate, or other similar material.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 72 PAGE 3 OF 5 2013 GENERAL TERM DEFINITION Storey That part of a building between floor levels. If there is no floor above, it is the part between the floor level and ceiling. It may include an attic, basement, built over car parking area, and mez- zanine.

Street leg length The distance between street intersections or junctions, or points and locations where vehicles must slow down, usually to a maximum speed of 20 kilometres per hour.

Street reserve Land set aside for a street pavement and verge.

Sustainable agricul- The use of farming practices and systems which maintain or ture enhance:

a) the economic viability of agricultural production; b) the natural resource base; and c) other ecosystems which are influenced by agricultural activities.

Telecommunications A wire, cable, optic fibre, tube, conduit, waveguide or other phys- line ical medium used, or to be used, as a continuous artificial guide for or in connection with carrying communications by means of guided electromagnetic energy.

Telecommunications A system or series of systems that carries, or is capable of carry- network ing, communications by means of guided and unguided electromagnetic energy.

Telecommunications A tower, pole or mast used as part of a Telecommunications tower network.

Tenement Land comprised in:

a) a lot which does not adjoin another lot in the same ownership; or b) lots in the same ownership and which adjoin each other.

Lots are considered to adjoin each other if they are separated only by a stream, stream reserve, or unmade or unused government road or rail reserve.

Unrestricted area The area within an approved venue other than the restricted area.

Utility service provider A person, other than a public authority or municipal council, having responsibility under an Act for the generation, transmission, distribution or supply of electricity, gas, power, telecommunications, water supply, drainage or sewerage services.

Venue operator The holder of a venue operator's licence under Part 3 of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991.

Verge The part of the street reserve between the carriageway and the boundary of adjacent lots or other limit to the street reserve. It may accommodate public utilities, a footpath, indented parking, stormwater flows, street lighting poles and planting.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 72 PAGE 4 OF 5 2013 GENERAL TERM DEFINITION Wall height The vertical distance between the top of the eaves at the wall line, parapet or flat roof (not including a chimney), whichever is the highest, and the natural ground level. The height of a wall supporting a skillion roof is the average height of the roofline. The height of a triangular gable end is measured from a point one-third the height of the gable.

Wholesale The sale of goods or materials, to be sold by others.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 72 PAGE 5 OF 5 2013 73 OUTDOOR ADVERTISING TERMS

The following table lists terms which may be used in this Land Use Plan in relation to outdoor advertising. A term listed in the first column, under the heading "Outdoor Advertising Term", has the meaning set out beside that term in the second column, under the heading "Definition".

OUTDOOR ADVERTIS- DEFINITION ING TERM

Above-verandah sign A sign above a verandah or, if no verandah, that is more than 3.7 metres above pavement level, and which projects more than 0.3 metre outside the site.

Advertisement area The total area of an advertisement. If the advertisement does not rotate or move, the area is one side only.

Animated sign A sign that can move, contains moving parts, changes its message, flashes, or has a moving or flashing border.

Bed and breakfast sign A sign at a dwelling that advertises bed and breakfast accommodation in the dwelling.

Bunting sign An advertisement that consists of bunting, streamers, flags, windvanes, or the like.

Business identification A sign that provides business identification information about sign a business or industry on the land where it is displayed. The information may include the name of the business or building, the street number of the business premises, the nature of the business, a business logo or other business identification information.

Direction sign A sign not exceeding 0.3 square metre that directs vehicles or pedestrians. It does not include a sign that contains commercial information.

Floodlit sign A sign illuminated by external lighting provided for that purpose.

High-wall sign A sign on the wall of a building so that part of it is more than 10 metres above the ground.

Home occupation sign A sign at a dwelling that advertises a home occupation carried on in the dwelling, or on the land around the dwelling.

Internally illuminated A sign illuminated by internal lighting or which contains lights sign or illuminated tubes arranged as an advertisement.

Major promotion sign A sign which is 18 square metres or greater that promotes goods, services, an event or any other matter, whether or not provided, undertaken or sold or for hire on the land or in the building on which the sign is sited.

Panel sign A sign with an advertisement area exceeding 10 square metres.

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Pole sign A sign:

a) on a pole or pylon that is not part of a building or another structure; b) that is no more than 7 metres above the ground; c) with an advertisement area not exceeding 6 square metres; and d) that has a clearance under it of at least 2.7 metres.

Promotion sign A sign of less than 18 square metres that promotes goods, services, an event or any other matter, whether or not provided, undertaken or sold or for hire on the land or in the building on which the sign is sited.

Reflective sign A sign finished with material specifically made to reflect external light.

Sign An advertisement and any structure built specifically to support it.

Sky sign A sign:

a) on or above the roof of a building, but not a verandah; b) fixed to the wall of a building and which projects above the wall; or c) fixed to a structure (not a building) so that part of it is more than 7 metres above the ground.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 73 PAGE 2 OF 2 2013 74 LAND USE TERMS

The following table lists terms which may be used in this Land Use Plan in relation to the use of land. This list is not exhaustive. However, a term describing a use or activity in relation to land which is not listed in the table must not be characterised as a separate use of land if the term is obviously or commonly included within one or more of the terms listed in the table.

Meaning of terms

A term listed in the first column, under the heading "Land Use Term", has the meaning set out beside that term in the second column, under the heading "Definition".

No definition of listed term indicates ordinary meaning

A term listed in the first column, under the heading "Land Use Term", which does not have a meaning set out beside that term in the second column, under the heading "Definition", has its ordinary meaning.

Terms which specifically include other listed terms

A term listed in the first column, under the heading "Land Use Term", which has other terms listed beside it in the third column, under the heading "Includes", includes any term so listed in the third column and any term included within that term in the third column, but does not include any other term listed in the first column. A term listed in the first column which has other terms listed beside it in the third column may also include other terms which are not listed in the first column. All terms listed in the third column are also listed in the first column.

Terms which do not specifically include other listed terms

If a term listed in the first column, under the heading "Land Use Term", does not have any term listed beside it in the third column, under the heading "Includes", that term does not include any term listed in the first column. However, a term listed in the first column which does not have any term listed beside it in the third column may include other terms which are not listed in the first column.

Terms which are included within other listed terms

A term listed in the first column, under the heading "Land Use Term", which has a term listed beside it in the fourth column, under the heading "Included in", is included within the term so listed in the fourth column and any term which includes that term in the fourth column. All terms listed in the fourth column are also listed in the first column.

Terms which are not included within other listed terms

If a term listed in the first column, under the heading "Land Use Term", does not have a term listed beside it in the fourth column, under the heading "Included in", that term is not included within any other term listed in the first column.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 1 OF 24 2013

LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Abattoir Land used to slaughter ani- Rural industry mals, including birds. It may include the processing of animal products.

Accommodation Land used to accommodate Camping and persons. caravan park Corrective institution Dependent person's unit Dwelling Group accommodation Host farm Residential building Residential village Retirement village

Adult sex Land used to sell or hire Shop bookshop sexually explicit material, including: a) publications classified as restricted under the Clas- sification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995; and b) materials and devices (other than contracep- tives and medical treat- ments) used in conjunction with sexual behaviour.

Agriculture Land used to: Animal husbandry Aquaculture a) propagate, cultivate or Crop raising harvest plants, including cereals, flowers, fruit, seeds, trees, turf, and vegetables; b) keep, breed, board, or train animals, including livestock, and birds; or c) propagate, cultivate, rear, or harvest living resources of the sea or in- land waters.

Airport Transport terminal

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LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Aircraft Operation An aircraft arrival or departure from an airport

Aircraft Hangar

Aircraft Stand A designated area on an Apron apron intended to be used for parking an aircraft.

Apron A defined area intended to Aircraft Stand accommodate aircraft for the purpose of loading or unloading passengers, mail, cargo, refuelling, parking or maintenance.

Amusement par- A building that contains: Place of lour assembly a) three or more coin, card, or token operated amusement machines; b) one or more coin, card, or token operated amusement machines with more than one screen or con- sole that can be played by three or more people simultaneously; or c) two or more coin, card, or token operated billiard, snooker, or pool tables.

It does not include coin, card, or token operated children's rides, amusement machines if there is the ability to receive a monetary reward, or premises used for a Hotel or Tavern.

Animal boarding Land used to board domes- Animal tic pets, such as boarding keeping kennels and a cattery.

Animal husbandry Land used to keep, breed, Animal keeping Agriculture board, or train animals, in- Animal training cluding birds. Apiculture Extensive animal husbandry Horse stables Intensive animal husbandry Animal keeping Land used to: Animal boarding Animal Dog breeding husbandry a) breed or board domestic Racing dog keeping pets; or b) keep, breed, or board racing dogs.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 3 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Animal training Land used to train animals. Horse riding school Animal Racing dog training husbandry

Apiculture Land used to keep honey- Animal bee hives and to extract husbandry honey or other bee hive products.

Aquaculture Land used to keep or breed Agriculture aquatic animals, or cultivate or propagate aquatic plants.

Art and craft cen- Land used to manufacture, tre display, and sell, works of art or craft, such as handicrafts, paintings, and sculptures.

Art gallery Land used to display works Exhibition of art, including ceramics, centre

furniture, glass, paintings, sculptures, and textiles.

Backpackers' lodge Residential building

Bank Office

Beauty salon Shop

Bed and breakfast A dwelling used, by a resi- Dwelling dent of the dwelling, to provide accommodation for persons away from their normal place of residence.

Betting agency Land used for gambling by Gambling wagering, and where there is premises the ability to receive a monetary reward.

Boarding house Residential building

Boat and caravan Land used to store boats, Store storage caravans, or vehicle-towed boat trailers.

Boat launching Land used to launch boats Boat ramp Pleasure boat facility into the water and to retrieve Slipway facility boats from the water.

Boat ramp Boat launching facility

Bottle shop Land used to sell packaged Shop liquor for consumption off the premises.

Broiler farm Land used to keep and fat- Intensive ten chickens which are re- animal strained and housed in husbandry sheds and intensively fed.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 4 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Brothel Land made available for prostitution by a person carrying on the business of providing prostitution services at the business’s premises.

Business college Education centre

Bus terminal Transport terminal

Cabaret Nightclub

Camping and car- Land used to allow accom- Accommoda- avan park modation in caravans, cab- tion ins, tents, or the like.

Caretaker's house A dwelling on the same site Dwelling as a building, operation, or plant, and occupied by a supervisor of that building, operation, or plant.

Carnival Land, other than an Exhibi- Place of as- tion centre or trade fair, used sembly for a temporary fair or amusements which provide entertainment such as side shows, merry-go-rounds, and stalls for games or snacks.

Car park Land used to park motor vehicles.

Car sales Motor vehicle, boat, or caravan sales

Car wash Service industry

Cattle feedlot Land used to keep and fat- Intensive ten cattle which are re- animal strained by pens or husbandry enclosures and intensively fed.

Cemetery Land used to dispose of human remains by burial. It may include funeral chapels or the like.

Child care centre Land used to care for five or Kindergarten more children who are not permanently resident on the land.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 5 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Cinema Land used to provide screen Place of based entertainment or in- assembly formation to the public.

Cinema based Land used to provide screen entertainment based entertainment or in- facility formation to the public, in association with the provision of meals or sporting, amusement, entertainment, leisure or retail facilities.

Circus Land used, by performers, to Place of as- provide entertainment such sembly as acrobatic feats, tricks of skill, and exhibiting animals.

Commercial Land used only to display Warehouse display area goods.

Community Market market

Conference centre Function centre

Convenience Land used to prepare and Food and drink restaurant sell food and drink for im- premises

mediate consumption, where substantial provision is made for consumption both on and off the premises.

Convenience A building with a leasable Shop shop floor area of no more than 240 square metres, used to sell food, drinks, and other convenience goods. It may also be used to hire convenience goods.

Corrective institu- Land used to hold and re- Accommoda- tion form persons committed to it tion by the courts, such as a prison, remand centre, and other type of detention facility.

Crematorium Land used to cremate human remains. It may include funeral chapels or the like.

Crop raising Land used to propagate, Horticulture Agriculture cultivate or harvest plants, Rice growing including cereals, flowers, Timber production fruit, seeds, trees, turf, and vegetables.

Dancing school Indoor recreation facility

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 6 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Department store Shop

Dependent A movable building on the Accommoda- person's unit same lot as an existing tion dwelling and used to provide accommodation for a person dependent on a resident of the existing dwelling.

Display home A building constructed as a dwelling, but used for display, to encourage people to buy or construct similar dwellings.

Dog breeding Animal keeping

Drive-in theatre Place of assembly

Dry cleaner Service industry

Dwelling A building used as a self- Bed and breakfast Accommoda- contained residence which Caretaker's house tion must include:

a) a kitchen sink; b) food preparation facilities; c) a bath or shower; and d) a closet pan and wash basin.

It includes out-buildings and works normal to a dwelling.

Education centre Land used for education. Business college Employment training centre Primary school Secondary school Tertiary institution

Electoral office An office used for election- Office eering by a candidate in a local, State, or Federal Gov- ernment election.

Employment train- Education ing centre centre

Equestrian Restricted supplies retail premises

Exhibition centre Land used to display works Art gallery Place of of art, artefacts, or historical, Museum assembly cultural, or other like works or artefacts.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 7 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Extensive animal Land used to keep or breed Animal husbandry farm animals, including husbandry birds, at an intensity where the animals' main food source is obtained by graz- ing, browsing, or foraging on plants grown on the land. It includes:

a) emergency and supple- mentary feeding; and b) the incidental penning and housing of animals, including birds, for brooding, weaning, dipping, or other husbandry purposes.

Extractive indus- Land used for the extraction Mineral, stone, try or removal of stone from or soil land for commercial use, or extraction to use the stone for building, construction, road or manufacturing works. It includes the treatment of stone or the manufacture of bricks, tiles, pottery, or cement products on, or adjacent to, the land from which the stone is extracted.

Food and drink Land used to prepare and Convenience Retail premises sell food and drink for im- restaurant premises mediate consumption on, or Hotel off, the premises. Restaurant Take away food premises Tavern

Freeway service Land which has direct ac- centre cess to a freeway and is used to provide essential services and facilities which encourage drivers to stop and take an effective break in the interests of driver safety.

Freezing and cool Store storage

Fuel depot Land used to store, sell, and Liquid fuel depot Warehouse distribute fuel. Solid fuel depot

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 8 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Function centre Land used, by arrangement, Conference centre Place of to cater for private functions, Reception centre assembly and in which food and drink may be served. It may include entertainment and dancing.

Funeral parlour Land used to organise and conduct funerals, memorial services, or the like. It includes the storage and preparation of bodies for burial or cremation.

Gambling premis- Land used for gambling by Betting agency Retail premises gaming or wagering, and Gaming premises es where there is the ability to receive a monetary reward.

Gaming premises Land used for gambling by Gambling gaming, and where there is premises the ability to receive a monetary reward.

Garden supplies Land used to sell and dis- Landscape tribute garden supplies such gardening as sand, soil, railway sleep- supplies ers, screenings, rock, and the like.

Golf course Outdoor recreation facility

Golf driving range Outdoor recreation facility

Group accommo- Land, in one ownership, Accommoda- dation containing a number of tion dwellings used to accommodate persons away from their normal place of residence.

Hairdresser Shop

Hall Place of assembly

Heliport Transport terminal

Home occupation An occupation carried on in a dwelling, or on the land around a dwelling, by a resident of the dwelling. It may include a use defined elsewhere, but not a Brothel.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 9 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Horse riding school Animal training

Horse stables Animal husbandry

Horticulture Land used to propagate, Market garden Crop raising cultivate, or harvest flowers, fruit, vegetables, vines, or the like.

Hospital Land used to provide health services (including preventa- tive care, diagnosis, medical and surgical treatment, and counselling) to persons ad- mitted as in-patients. It may include the care or treatment of out-patients.

Hostel Residential building

Host farm A farm used to provide ac- Accommo- commodation for persons, dation away from their normal place of residence, to experience farm living.

Hotel Land used to sell liquor for Food and drink consumption on and off the premises premises. It may include accommodation, food for consumption on the premises, entertainment, dancing, amusement machines, and gambling.

Indoor recreation A building used for indoor Dancing school Minor sports facility leisure, recreation, or sport. and recreation facility

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 10 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Industry Land used for any of the Materials recycling following operations: Refuse disposal Refuse transfer a) any process of manufac- station ture; Research and de- b) dismantling or breaking velopment centre up of any article; Rural industry c) treating waste materials; Service industry d) winning clay, gravel, rock, sand, soil, stone, or other materials (other than Mineral, stone, or soil extraction); e) laundering, repairing, servicing or washing any article, machinery, or vehicle, other than on-site work on a building, works, or land; or f) any process of testing or analysis.

If on the same land as any of these operations, it also includes:

a) storing goods used in the operation or resulting from it; b) providing amenities for people engaged in the operation; c) selling by wholesale, goods resulting from the operation; and d) accounting or administration in connection with the operation.

If Materials recycling, goods resulting from the operation may be sold by retail.

Informal outdoor Land open to the public and Minor sports recreation used by non-paying persons and recrea- for leisure or recreation, tion facility such as a cycle track, picnic or barbecue area, playground, and walking or jog- ging track.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 11 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Intensive animal Land used to keep or breed Broiler farm Animal husbandry farm animals, including Cattle feedlot husbandry birds, by importing most food from outside the enclosures. It does not include: a) an abattoir or sale yard; b) emergency and supple- mentary feeding if incidental to the use of land for extensive animal husbandry; or c) the penning and housing of animals, including birds, for brooding, weaning, dipping or other husbandry purposes if incidental to the use of land for extensive animal husbandry.

Jetty Marina

Kindergarten Child care centre

Landscape gar- Land used to propagate, Garden supplies Retail premis- dening sup- grow, and sell plants, or sell Plant nursery es plies and distribute garden supplies.

Laundromat Service industry

Leisure and rec- Land used for leisure, recre- Major sports and reation ation, or sport. recreation facility Minor sports and recreation facility Motor racing track

Library Place of assembly

Lighting shop Restricted retail premises

Liquid fuel depot Land used to store, sell by Fuel depot wholesale, and distribute fuel.

Localiser A system which provides guidance for the movement of aircraft associated with take-off and landing.

Mail centre Land used to sort mail for Warehouse distribution.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 12 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Major sports and Land used for leisure, recre- Race course Leisure and recreation ation or sport, and where recreation facility there is substantial provision made for spectators, such as a grandstand, and to which spectators are usually charged admission.

Manufacturing Land used, as an incidental Retail premis- sales part of an industry, to retail es goods made materially different on the land by that industry.

Marina Land used to moor boats, or Jetty Pleasure boat store boats above or adja- Mooring pole facility cent to the water. It may Pier include boat recovery facili- Pontoon ties, and facilities to repair, fuel, and maintain boats and boat accessories.

Market Land used to sell goods, Community market Retail premis- including foodstuffs, from Trash and treasure es stalls. market

Market garden Horticulture

Materials recy- Land used to collect, dis- Industry cling mantle, store, recycle, and sell, used or scrap materials.

Medical centre Land used to provide health Office services (including preventa- tive care, diagnosis, medical and surgical treatment, and counselling) to out-patients only.

Milk depot Land used to receive milk Warehouse and milk products for distribution to consumers, but where milk is not processed or pasteurised.

Mineral explora- Land used for the explora- Mineral, stone, tion tion of minerals. It includes: or soil a) conducting geological, extraction geophysical, and geo- chemical surveys; b) drilling; c) collecting samples for analysis; d) the non-commercial extraction of minerals; and e) anything (other than Min- ing) that is specified in an exploration licence.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 13 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Mineral, stone, or Land used for the searching, Extractive industry soil extraction removal, or processing of Mineral exploration minerals, stone, or soil, from Mining the ground. Search for stone

Mining Land used commercially to Mineral, stone, extract minerals from the or soil land. It includes processing extraction and treating ore.

Minor sports and Land used for leisure, recre- Indoor recreation Leisure and recreation facil- ation, or sport, without sub- facility recreation ity stantial provision for Informal outdoor spectators, and which is recreation usually open to non-paying Open sports ground spectators. Outdoor recreation facility Restricted recreation facility

Minor utility in- Land used for a utility instal- Water retarding ba- Utility installa- stallation lation comprising any of the sin tion following:

a) sewerage or water mains; b) storm or flood water drains or retarding ba- sins; d) gas mains providing gas directly to consumers; e) power lines designed to operate at less than 220,000 volts; f) a sewage treatment plant, and any associated disposal works, required to serve a neighbourhood; g) a pumping station required to serve a neighbourhood; or h) an electrical sub-station designed to operate at no more than 66,000 volts.

Mooring pole Marina

Motel Land used to provide ac- Residential commodation in serviced hotel rooms for persons away from their normal place of residence, and where provision is made for parking guests' vehicles convenient to the rooms.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 14 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Motor racing track Land used to race, rally, Leisure and scramble, or test, vehicles, recreation including go-karts, motor boats, and motorcycles, and includes other competitive motor sports.

Motor repairs Land used to repair or ser- Panel beating Service indus- vice motor vehicles, and try includes the fitting of accessories.

Motor vehicle, Land used to sell or hire Car sales Retail premis- boat, or cara- motor vehicles, boats, or es van sales caravans. It may include the minor repair or servicing of motor vehicles, boats, or caravans, and the sale or fitting of accessories.

Museum Land used to display ar- Exhibition chaeological, biological, cul- centre tural, geographical, geological, historical, scientific, or other like works or artefacts.

Natural systems Land in substantially its natural state which is used to maintain ecological systems, or to preserve an area of historic, scientific, aesthetic, or cultural significance.

Nightclub A building used to provide Cabaret Place of entertainment and dancing. assembly It may include the provision of food and drink for consumption on the premises. It does not include the sale of packaged liquor, or gaming.

Nurses' home Residential building

Nursing home Residential building

Office Land used for administra- Bank tion, or clerical, technical, Electoral office professional or other like Medical centre business activity. No goods Real estate agency or materials intended for Travel agency manufacture, sale, or hire may be stored on the land. Other than electoral office and medical centre, it does not include any other defined use.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 15 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Open sports Land used for sport, but Minor sports ground which is available for infor- and recrea- mal outdoor leisure or recre- tion facility ation when not being used or prepared for an organised game. It may include lights, change rooms, pavilions, and shelters.

Outdoor recrea- Land used for outdoor lei- Golf course Minor sports tion facility sure, recreation, or sport. Golf driving range and recrea- Paintball games facili- tion facility ty Pleasure park Zoo

Paintball games Outdoor facility recreation facility

Panel beating Land used to repair or re- Motor repairs place damaged motor vehicle bodies and panels, and carry out any associated mechanical work or spray painting.

Party supplies Restricted retail premises

Pier Marina

Place of assembly Land where people congre- Amusement parlour gate for religious or cultural Carnival activities, entertainment, or Cinema meetings. Circus Drive-in theatre Exhibition centre Function centre Hall Library Nightclub Place of worship Restricted place of assembly

Place of worship Land used for religious activ- Place of ities, such as a church, assembly chapel, mosque, synagogue, and temple.

Plant nursery Land used to propagate, Landscape grow, and sell plants. It may gardening include the sale of gardening supplies equipment and horticultural products.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 16 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Pleasure boat fa- Land used to provide facili- Boat launching facil- cility ties for boats operated pri- ity marily for pleasure or Marina recreation, including boats operated commercially for pleasure or recreation.

Pleasure park Outdoor recreation facility

Pontoon Marina

Postal agency Retail premises

Primary produce Land used to sell unpro- Retail premis- sales cessed primary produce, es grown on the land or adjacent land.

Primary school Education centre

Race course Major sports and recreation facility

Racing dog keeping Animal keeping

Racing dog training Animal training

Railway station Land used to assemble and Transport distribute goods and pas- terminal sengers and includes facilities to park and manoeuvre vehicles. It includes a light rail station. It may include the selling of food, drinks and other convenience goods and services.

Real estate agency Office

Reception centre Function centre

Refuse disposal Land used to dispose of Industry refuse, by landfill, incinera- tion, or other means.

Refuse transfer Land used to collect, tempo- Industry station rarily store, and process refuse, or used or scrap materials, for disposal or use elsewhere.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 17 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Research and de- Land used to develop elec- Industry velopment cen- tronic technology, biotech- tre nology, or any other scientific discipline. It may include administration, promotion, conference, display, laboratory, assembly, and manufacturing areas.

Research centre Land used only for scientific research.

Reservoir Utility installation

Residential build- Land used to accommodate Backpackers' lodge Accommoda- ing persons, but does not in- Boarding house tion clude camping and caravan Hostel park, corrective institution, Nurses' home dependent person's unit, Nursing home dwelling, group accommoda- Residential college tion, host farm, residential Residential hotel village or retirement village.

Residential Residential college building

Residential hotel Land used to provide ac- Motel Residential commodation in serviced building rooms for persons away from their normal place of residence. If it has at least 20 bedrooms, it may include the sale of liquor for consumption on, or off, the premises, function or conference rooms, entertainment, dancing, amusement machines, and gambling.

Residential village Land, in one ownership, Accommoda- containing a number of tion dwellings, used to provide permanent accommodation and which includes communal, recreation, or medical facilities for residents of the village.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 18 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Restaurant Land used to prepare and Food and drink sell food and drink, for con- premises sumption on the premises. It may include: a) entertainment and dancing; and b) the supply of liquor other than in association with the serving of meals, provided that tables and chairs are set out for at least 75% of patrons present on the premises at any one time. It does not include the sale of packaged liquor.

Restricted place Land used by members of a Place of of assembly club or group, or by mem- assembly bers' guests, for religious or cultural activities, entertainment, or meetings. It may include food and drink for consumption on the premises, and gaming.

Restricted recrea- Land used by members of a Minor sports tion facility club or group, members' and recrea- guests, or by the public on tion facility payment of a fee, for leisure, recreation, or sport, such as a bowling or tennis club, gymnasium and fitness centre. It may include food and drink for consumption on the premises, and gaming.

Restricted retail Land used to sell or hire: Equestrian supplies Shop premises Lighting shop a) automotive parts and Party supplies accessories; b) camping equipment; c) electric light fittings; d) equestrian supplies; e) floor coverings; f) furnishings; g) furniture; h) household appliances; i) party supplies; j) swimming pools; k) videos; or l) office supplies.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 19 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Retail premises Land used to: Food and drink premises a) sell goods by retail, or by Gambling premises retail and wholesale; Landscape garden- b) sell services; or ing supplies c) hire goods. Manufacturing sales Market Motor vehicle, boat, or caravan sales Postal agency Primary produce sales Shop Trade supplies

Retirement village Land used to provide permanent accommodation for retired people or the aged and may include communal recreational or medical facilities for residents of the village.

Rice growing Crop raising

Road freight termi- Transport nal terminal

Runway A defined area on an airport prepared for the landing and take-off of aircraft.

Runway End Safe- An area symmetrical about ty Area the extended runway centre- line and adjacent to the wend of the runway, or stopway if provided, primarily intended to reduce the risk of damage to an aircraft undershooting or overrun- ning the runway or stopway.

Runway Strip A defined area including the runway and stopway, if provided, intedned to:

. reduce the risk of damage to an aircraft run- ning of a runway, and

. protect aircraft flying over it during take-off or landing operations.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 20 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Rural industry Land used to: Abattoir Industry Sawmill a) handle, treat, process, or pack agricultural produce; or b) service or repair plant, or equipment, used in agriculture.

Rural store Land used to store unpro- Store cessed agricultural produce, or products used in agriculture.

Saleyard Land used to hold, sell, and buy farm animals.

Sawmill Land used to handle, cut, Rural industry and process timber from logs.

Search for stone The searching for stone, Mineral, stone, including: or soil extraction a) conducting geological, geophysical, and geo- chemical surveys; b) costeaning and bulk sampling; c) drilling; and d) taking samples for chemical, physical, or other testing.

Secondary school Education centre

Service industry Land used to launder, repair, Car wash Industry service or wash articles, Dry cleaner machinery, or vehicles. Laundromat Motor repairs

Service station Land used to sell motor vehicle fuel from bowsers, and lubricants. It may include the:

a) selling of motor vehicle accessories or parts; b) selling of food, drinks and other convenience goods; c) hiring of trailers; d) servicing or washing of motor vehicles; and e) installing of motor vehicle accessories or parts.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 21 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Shop Land used to sell goods or Adult sex bookshop Retail premis- services, or to hire goods, Beauty salon es but does not include food Bottle shop and drink premises, gam- Convenience shop bling premises, landscape Department store gardening supplies, manu- Hairdresser facturing sales, market, mo- Restricted retail tor vehicle, boat, or caravan premises sales, postal agency, prima- Supermarket ry produce sales, or trade supplies.

Slipway Boat launching facility

Solid fuel depot Land used to sell solid fuel, Fuel depot such as briquettes, coal, and fire wood.

Store Land used only to store Boat and caravan Warehouse goods, machinery, or vehi- storage cles. Freezing and cool storage Rural store Vehicle store

Supermarket Shop

Take away food Land used to prepare and Food and drink premises sell food and drink for im- premises mediate consumption off the premises.

Tavern Land used to sell liquor for Food and drink consumption on the premis- premises es. It may include accommodation, food for consumption on the premises, entertainment, dancing, amusement machines, and gambling.

Taxiway A defined path over which aircraft can taxi from one part of an airport to another.

Telecommunica- Land used to accommodate Utility installa- tions facility any part of the infrastructure tion of a Telecommunications network. It includes any telecommunications line, equipment, apparatus, telecommunications tower, mast, antenna, tunnel, duct, hole, pit, pole, or other structure or thing used, or for use in or in connection with a Telecommunications network.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 22 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Tertiary institution Education centre

Timber production Land used to propagate, Crop raising cultivate, manage and harvest timber.

Timber yard Land used to sell sawn, Trade supplies dressed, and treated timber, wood fibre boards, and the like. It includes cutting the timber and boards to order, and selling hardware, paints, tools, and materials used in conjunction with the use and treatment of timber.

Trade supplies Land used to sell by both Timber yard Retail premis- retail and wholesale, or to es hire, materials, tools, equipment, machinery or other goods for use in:

a) automotive repairs and servicing; b) building; c) commerce; d) industry; e) landscape gardening; f) the medical profession; g) primary production; or h) local government, government departments or public institutions. Transport terminal Land used to assemble and Airport distribute goods or passen- Bus terminal gers. It includes facilities to Heliport park and manoeuvre vehi- Railway station cles. Road freight terminal Wharf

Trash and treasure Market market

Travel agency Office

Utility installation Land used: Minor utility installation a) for telecommunications; Reservoir b) to transmit or distribute gas, oil, or power; Telecommunications c) to collect, treat, transmit, facility store, or distribute water; or d) to collect, treat, or dispose of storm or flood water, sewage, or sul- lage.

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 23 OF 24 2013 LAND USE TERM DEFINITION INCLUDES INCLUDED IN Vehicle store Land used to park or store Store vehicles in connection with a goods or passenger transport business.

Veterinary centre Land used to:

a) diagnose animal diseases or disorders; b) surgically or medically treat animals; or c) prevent animal diseases or disorders.

It may include keeping the animals on the premises for treatment.

Warehouse Land used to store or dis- Commercial display play goods. It may include area the distribution and the Fuel depot wholesale selling of the Mail centre goods. Milk depot Store

Water retarding Land used to store storm or Minor utility basin flood water on a temporary installation basis.

Wharf Land used to provide facili- Transport ties for ships, such as bulk terminal and container ships, passenger ships, and defence force marine craft.

Winery Land used to display, and sell by retail, vineyard products, in association with the growing of grape vines and the manufacture of the vineyard products. It may include the preparation and sale of food and drink for consumption on the premises.

Zoo Outdoor recreation facility

DEFINITIONS – CLAUSE 74 PAGE 24 OF 24 2013 75 NESTING DIAGRAMS

The information in the table to Clause 74 is set out in the following diagrams as a means of indicating the nesting of land use terms. Land use terms that are not nested are listed separately. If there is any inconsistency between the table and the diagrams or list, the table to Clause 74 prevails.

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 1 OF 14 2013 Accommodation group

Camping and caravan park

Corrective institution

Dependent Bed and person's unit breakfast

Dwelling

Caretaker's house

Group accommodation

Accommodation

Host farm Backpackers' lodge

Boarding house

Hostel

Residential Nurses' home building

Residential Nursing home village

Retirement Residential village college

Residential Motel hotel

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 2 OF 14 2013 Agriculture group

Animal boarding

Animal keeping

Dog breeding

Racing dog keeping

Animal Horse riding training school

Animal Apiculture Racing dog husbandry training

Agriculture Extensive animal husbandry

Horse stables

Intensive Broiler farm animal husbandry

Aquaculture Cattle feedlot

Horticulture Market garden

Crop raising

Rice growing

Timber production

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 3 OF 14 2013 Child care centre group

Child care Kindergarten centre

Education centre group

Business college

Employment training centre

Education Primary school centre

Secondary school

Tertiary institution

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 4 OF 14 2013 Industry group

Materials recycling

Refuse disposal

Refuse transfer station

Industry Research and development centre

Abattoir

Rural industry

Sawmill

Car wash

Dry cleaner

Service industry

Laundromat

Motor repairs Panel beating

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 5 OF 14 2013 Leisure and recreation group

Major sports Race course and recreation facility

Indoor Dancing school recreation facility

Informal outdoor recreation

Open sports ground

Leisure and Minor sports recreation and recreation facility

Golf course

Golf driving range

Outdoor Paintball recreation games facility facility

Pleasure park

Zoo

Restricted recreation facility

Motor racing track

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 6 OF 14 2013 Mineral, stone, or soil extraction group

Extractive industry

Mineral, Mineral stone, or soil exploration extraction

Mining

Search for stone

Office group

Bank

Electoral office

Office Medical centre

Real estate agency

Travel agency

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 7 OF 14 2013 Place of assembly group

Amusement parlour

Carnival

Cinema

Circus

Drive-in theatre Art gallery

Place of Exhibition Museum assembly centre

Function Conference centre centre

Hall Reception centre

Library

Nightclub Cabaret

Place of worship

Restricted place of assembly

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 8 OF 14 2013 Pleasure boat facility group

Boat ramp

Boat launching facility

Slipway

Pleasure boat facility

Jetty

Mooring pole

Marina

Pier

Pontoon

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 9 OF 14 2013 Retail premises group

Convenience restaurant

Hotel Food and drink premises Restaurant

Take away food premises

Tavern

Betting agency Gambling premises Gaming premises

Garden supplies Retail Landscape gardening premises supplies Plant nursery Manufacturing sales Community market Market Trash and treasure market Motor vehicle, boat, or caravan sales Car sales Postal agency

Primary produce sales

Shop See separate diagram for the sub-group of Shop

Trade supplies Timber yard

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 10 OF 14 2013 Retail premises group (sub-group of Shop)

Adult sex bookshop

Beauty salon

Bottle shop

Convenience shop

Department store

Retail Shop premises

Hairdresser

Equestrian supplies

Restricted Lighting shop retail premises

Party supplies

Supermarket

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 11 OF 14 2013 Transport terminal group

Airport

Bus terminal

Heliport

Transport terminal

Railway station

Road freight terminal

Wharf

Utility installation group

Minor utility installation Water retarding basin

Utility installation

Reservoir

Telecommunications facility

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 12 OF 14 2013 Warehouse group

Commercial display area

Liquid fuel depot

Fuel depot

Solid fuel depot

Mail centre

Warehouse Milk depot

Boat and caravan storage

Freezing and cool storage

Store

Rural store

Vehicle store

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 13 OF 14 2013

Land use terms that are not nested

Art and craft centre

Brothel

Car park

Cemetery

Cinema based entertainment facility

Crematorium

Display home

Freeway service centre

Funeral parlour

Home occupation

Hospital

Natural systems

Research centre

Saleyard

Service station

Veterinary centre

Winery

DEFINITIONS - CLAUSE 75 PAGE 14 OF 14 2013

Incorporated Documents

This section sets out the documents which are incorporated in this Land Use Plan. A document mentioned in this Land Use Plan is not incorporated unless it is included in this list.

81 DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED IN THIS LAND USE PLAN

The documents listed in the schedule to this clause are incorporated documents. These documents are of local application. If a document is not included in the table or the schedule, it is not an incorporated document.

INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 ESSENDON AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN LOCAL PROVISION

SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 81

NAME OF DOCUMENT

Essendon Airport Environmental Strategy, 2013

INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS - CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 1 OF 1 2013 WATER MAINS of

224 223 L.P.80988 222 221 212 220 213 219 214 Parish 215 ELECTRICAL OUTLOOK 216 Parish 217 218 DRAINAGE 35 3 17

36 171

37 170 Railway Property

38 169 204

39 168 205 L.P. 23974 289 206 COMMS RC9669 40 L.P.23972 288 167 207 287 208 41 286 166 209 TARANA 285

42 210 284 165

Moonee 283 211 43 315 283 City Broadmeadows AV 316 164 SEWER 212 RC11371 44 317 ST of City 282 Essendon 333 NA

163 318 A 213 L.P.23974 City G 332 45 of N 319

O 281

COVENTRY O 331 320 of L 214 City Parish of Tullamarine 162 ST Recreation Drainage and Sewerage Reserve 46 330 8 Parish of Doutta Galla 321 Ponds L.P.23974 371 329 280 L.P. 90962 215 322

398 A RC 10279 of 370 47 6 161 328 RC 9670 397 399 400 323 7 401 PENGANA 369 5 402 216 327 4 403 ARAN

RC 11371 A 404 Broadmeadows 160 M T 279 A S C O 3 1 368

M 396

2 2 326 RC 12058 8 3 4 358

5 217 367 1 6 8 325 383 7 9 48 PALAGIA CR AV 359 1 347 159 L.P. 81425 348 9 408 CARAVELLE 324 384 ST 407 10 17 409 406 346 360 405 369 370 1 L.P. 81425 CR Essendon 397 18 2 385 49 DE L.P.97389 278 L.P. 95043 361 A 2

46 218 10 349 14 368 371 N 396 345 AV 386 15 13 HAVILLAND Creek A L.P.23973 11 AV PENGANA N CARAVELLE 12 16 410 ME 3 362 387 395 CR 50 VICKERS 367 372 219 L.P.23972 ST 392 45 350 277 L.P.23973364 ST 344 158 388 394 CT GLENSCOTT 16

11 411 51 DROMANA MASCOMA 366 363 389 351

15 373 220 391 T 276 44 L A ST 343 390 157 ST DE HAVILLAND R 392 393

MASCOMA AV O 17 NA ST 412 365 AV 9 389 390 52 O N-707 374 GN A 352 City AV 254 342 275 L.P.51608 14

L.P. 73746 43 1 413 27 A DROMANA Pt 89 N 156 L.P.23973 28 A 255 18 53 274 26 375 L.P.23974 L.P. 239 364 Moonee Pt 90 12 414 353 City T 273 252 223 A R 272 256 13 341 RC 12058 A 271 L.P. 66461 29 362 270 42 N MENANA 251 Pt 91 363 155 A 269 CR 415 54 25 268 257 376 224 Pt 96 19 267 266 Pt 92 CR FOKKER 250 225 265 386 340 264 258

ST 416 263 Pt 97 226 249 Pt 93 L.P.66461 55 L.P. 20087 41 154

24 30 377 227 2 259 385 228 3 248 ST 229 L.P.23973 20 357 339 361 488 CR CT 354 358 230 261 260 RC 12057 387 231 Pt 98 130 RC 12058 56 232 153 247 384 233 L.P.23973 40

RC 9370 31 234 378 Ponds Recreation Drainage and Sewerage Reserve 235 NORTHROP 23 131 236 417 360 237 246 355

338 57 21 Reserve CT 152 238 132 239 245 383 GLENSCOTT 240

COLLIER 39 379 382 22 241 242 244 381 418 58 243 359 of 120 380 356 151

337 of L.P.24674 38 121 59 ELYSEE 308 150 1 319 L.P.23972 122 330

34 336 419 60 149 2 37 35 L.P. 39909 36 123 L.P.42588 307 148 Recreation Reserve 61 1 318 2 331 147 2 328 A V 124 335 329 Creek 62 146 145 125 327 144 L.P.23973 9 306 63 143 1 2 101 420 142 L.P.27350 DOUGLAS 317 141 L.P. 73746 64 140 126 334 CT Drain LOONGANA 139 2 65 138 L.P.36480 78 L.P. 66460 L.P. 23973 137 127 305 Recreation 66 136 ST 77 3 L.P. 20087 76 Parish of Will Will Rook 67 135 102 326 316 134 75 323 68 128 324 69 133 1 70 132 KENNEDY 8 73 333 71 131 L.P. 20087 325 Parish of Jika Jika 72 129 72 304 130 CARAVELLE 73 STAN 71 74 75 4

CR 315 70 322 76 L.P. 23973 1 77 103 69 Broadmeadows 4 L.P. 23973 68 78 AV VICTORIA 3 L.P. 20087 GLENSCOTT 79 L.P.42586 5 67 Essendon 80 49 81 332 82 35 83 85 ST 321 84 129 51 66 303 128 104 127 79 52 126 36 25 CLAYTON 53 314 34 125 54 65 33 124 32 123 55 MASCOMA 24 122 31 PALANA PL 56 30 121 302 37 120 RC 9370 57 320 29 50 64 119 L.P.11083 28 AV 58 27 118 59 313 C.P. 151861 NEW 26 117 202 291 116 L.P. 81803 23 115 60 L.P.66460 KADANA 114 292 301 L.P.79629 113 203 290 Parish 22 112 40 41 RD 21 111 61 312 NEW 20 110 42 109 3 Reserve 43 9

35 108 34 293 L.P. 20087 44 Parish of Will Will Rook 107 VICKERS 45 62 300 46 L.P.76051 10 289 L.P.79629 93 204 CT 1 48 Parish of Jika Jika RD 311 49 50 11 63 ST 51 1 AV 205 Recreation Drainage and Sewerage Reserve 52 2 53 3 36 33 54 299 219 294 L.P.122875 13 206 1 THE L.P. 66346 8 2 L.P. 84684 3 GRANDISON TASMAN 310 4 130 131 132 133 220 207 5 6 7 8 134 32 135 298 7 136 31 6 137 30 5 138 TASMAN AVENUE 29 AVRO 4 139 SUMMIT 28 3 140 L.P. 20087 BOEING 2 141 L.P. 10083 142 94 17 208 16 L.P. 67434 297 15 143 18 14 144 L.P.11082 19 AV 309 13 176 175 174 173 172 145 20 1 209 12 11 10 9 171 L.P.11083 146 88 21 170 147 22 169 148 64 RC12057 Recreation 23 236 210 168 149 95 L.P. 135834 150 24 296 167 25 237 8 166 151 26 AV 9 165 152 221 164 L.P. 19536 211 7 163 87 AV 238 162 65 295 161 212 160 96 Moonee Reserve 159 RD 10 158 239 157 222 213 156 86 6 155 57 ST 154 66 58 153 1 L.P.66345 214 235

Pt 12 ST 85

Pt 11 223

11 5 Ponds CT L.P.47245

RC 4659 L.P.66459 2 215 67 Pt 10 234 3 84

224

DEVEREAUX 2 4 2 55 216 L.P. 71020 12 240 14 98 217 Creek 68 233 L.P.71021 83

54 225 6 3 186 187 RC 13969 241 5 184 185 ST 178 179 180 181 182 183 188 4 13 8 177 4 5 67 189 99 7 1 17 23 190 L.P.66345 3 DEVEREAUX 5 6 191 69 232 PL 2 4 42 192 82 DRASKA 3 1 2 L.P.76050 L.P.67434 L.P.67433 193 53 226 194

242 1 2 L.P.54775 195 196 100 1 L.P.11083 197 L.P.11083 198 70 43 231 L.P.11083 199 RD 81 200 52 227 2 230 L.P. 66316 235 234 233 232 231 229 201 243 238 237 236 5 6 7 239A 239 123 4 101 3 3 2 1 25 1 71 L.P.11082

L.P.66345 24 227 44 230 7 80 23 CT 16 L.P.11082 51 228 KERR 37 15 ST 213 244 L.P. 19536 14 102

72 L.P.11082 CT

212 79 45

229 8 226 L.P.47751

SHORT 50 266 2 214 202

245 36 103

35 73

9 46 225 211 78

265 4 49

34 22 267

4 215 203 246 ELPIS 104

L.P.114657 14 74 13 City of Essendon

13 GR 47 224 77 10 210 264 CT ST City of Broadmeadows 5 48 L.P.11083 21 268 15 216 L.P.114657 204

247 5 L.P.78666 L.P.11083 105

L.P.11083 33 75 12 31 T R.P. 32295 223 76

L.P.53576 12 209 263 32 C 6

11 5 269 20 16 217 E 205

Essendon 6 106 248 6 N 253 249 250 251 252 AV

11 244 245 246 247 248 2 O 240A 240 241 242 243 1 222 30 208 RD 262 O

7 15

S CHRIS 17 7 D 270 218 12 19 16 L.P.66459 N 206 774 L ST 249 WILLETT AV E L.P.11083 PERCIVAL AV R.P.4879 H 221 VA L.P.11083 RD

MASCOMA 261 T 254 AV 207

8 219 29 18 773 A 8 FLANNERY AV 271 LOCKHEED 9 8 259 258 257 256 18 11 10 BONA 261 260 13 265 264 263 262 775 268 267 266 250

KERR

19 220

28 CT RIDGE 260 7 772 9 PL FOTIS L.P.53857 CT 14 272 VALDOONE 255 M Y GR XAVIER 17 ST 3 6 776 L.P.114567 174 ST A 251 ST

27 R T 20 38 E T CT 10 25 EH 17 N 24 GR 259 21 22 23 L.P. 12958 15 L.P.20082 39 159

273 5 W AV

777 252 16 S ATHENS 173 40

RC 4659 18 11 63

FL AN Playground Reserve 41 R.P. 12563 16 19 SUMMIT OAK PARK 15

274 160 1 258 42 Reserve L.P.20082 Creek AV 172

L.P. 112359 43 275 64 253 12 14 SCHOOL Municipal Reserve 13 158 PRIMARY 44 257 p.2209 157 156 161 276 155 171 5 MASCOMA 1979 154 VGG 153 152 533 151 162 65 HOWES 256 ST 804 277 150 L.P.20082 L.P.11526 805 149 532 City of Essendon 148 VINCENT 806 R.P.7357 170 807 147 146 163 35 808 255 145 WALTON 278 City of Broadmeadows L.P.20082

L.P. 12958 BONA 144 143 86 530 36 142 164 A 140 141 529 L.P.20082 169 61 37 829 139 66 C.P. 150397 C.P. 102944 279 138 85

828 137 L.P.79916 89 528 1 254 125 124 165 Drainage L.P. 114657 L.P.20082 126 527 823 L.P.20082 127 84 RD 280 VINCENT 128 102 822 129 123 60 526 166 L.P.20082 130 WINIFRED 131 90 103 132 83 133 525 281 134 67 104 122 524 59 91 82 168 107

ASH 523 LOCKHEED 121 167 106 282 92 81 522 MASCOMA STREET 58 107 521 38 120 101 Reserve 283 93 80 68 MARIE AV 520 57 545 City 119 Moonee 519 39 94 79 544 City 100 284 518 118 56 543 839 Ponds 840 L.P.66459 95 78 69 517 841 542 40 842 285 99 1 116117 L.P. 12958 154 516 541 845 96 77

846 AV 847 41 70 540 848 of 849 286 Ponds 515 98 850 97 851 76 153 539 546 108 C.P. 152231 852 MOONEE 236 L.P. 10943 853 115 514 L.P. 12958 of 538 42 98 71 287 75 97 240 Broadmeadows Moonee 152 547 109 241 114 MURPHY 242 C.P. 109127 537 243 RD 99 244 43 245 C.P. 100208 72 113 74 STRATHNAVER PONDS 536 110 248 100 1 RESERVE 151 96 Essendon 155 L.P.11526 44 112 73 JOSEPHINE 101 111 150 2 111 513 156 of 95 45 102 of 288 112 110 149 157 103 512 12 L.P.91444 CT 46 ST R.P.6273 109 113 94 148 L.P.91844 104 PARK 3 158 AIRPORT AV 108 OAK 511 47 105 147 114 93

107 159 R.P.3287 9 4 146 48 115 92 STRATHNAVER 106 VINCENT 216 ST 160 215 RESERVE R.P.3356 161 549 160 226 145 162 163 164 116 WEST 165 166 167 91 168 169 170 171 RD 172 173 161 L.P. 66459 174 175 176 177 510 Reserve 178 179 180 144 L.P.93622 159 181 182 183 184 185 186 550 2 STRATHNAVER 50 187 509 225 L.P.57623 L.P.11526 117 90 AV 162 158 STRATHNAVER L.P.57623 188 143 508 R.P.4156 156 155 154 153 152 151 189 157 150 149 142 551 51

ST 148 147 146 224 118 89 145 144 143 163 142 141 140 139 190 6 138 137 136 135 134 10 191 507 141 C.P. 100667 132 52 223 L.P. 91444 119 192 5 87 131 506 164 193 7 139140 C.P. 171339 130 Creek 5 6 505 L.P.51232 222 53 L.P. 57623 194 469 165 1 129 195 Essendon FRANCIS 4 128 3 557 196 221 166 138 ST 54 468 L.P.51387 2 92 127 1 556 86 LARKIN CRT 220 167 137 555 93 L.P. 64088 L.P. 10943 197 554 94 95 L.P. 91382 553 96 97 98 467 552 STRATHAIRD 99 100 101 1 55 102 103 104 231 230 219 168 136 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 2 113 114 115 116 3 198 4 117 118 466 L.P. 57622 218 169 135 ST 134 L.P. 42920 56 RD 119 9 133 1 ST MASCOMA 120 1 R.P. 13961 132 L.P. 57622 2 131 85 2 4 199 217 170 130 STRATHAIRD 465 129 3 4 5 128 6 7 L.P. 64088 127 37 126 38 39 40 41 125 42 43 62 R.P. 35425 171 63 64 200 124 8 65 66 67 123 84 68 AV 464 233 L.P. 57623 215 173172

82 9 83 201 83 234 214 84 ST 85 ST 10 86 81 87 430 235 174 88 WINIFRED 213 82 44

LAMART 69 89 11 35 90 L.P. 57622 236 61 429 212 45 WOOLART 91 BERNARD 175 81 12 70 80 237 211 46 428 L.P. 77925 34 L.P. 10943 147 MASCOMA STREET L.P. 11526 146 13 60 71 176 JOHN PASCOE FAWKNER RESERVE 238 177 80 47 79 210 178 MATTHEWS 33 420 179 129 L.P. 57622 180 14 72 181 59 239 182 597 132 48 ST 183 133 ST 77 78 184 134 32 419 185 135 RD 73 186 L.P. 10943 15 ST 187 ST 240 209 188 138 139 49 58 ST 418 JOHN ST 208 ST L.P. 11526 189 140 31 74 207 206 190 191 76 205 16 241 204 50 Oval 203 VINCENT LAMART 57 598 202 ST 30 75 WINIFRED 201 ST 200 AV 17 199 242 198 STRATHAIRD 51 197 596 ST 29 56 196 MASCOMA 417 195 599 Moonee 194 18 243 193 52 192

WOOLART 28

595 416 19 244 55 54 ST 600 CREEK NORTHERN 26 27 53 421 415 569 20 245

120 1 594 119 L.P. 57622 118 L.P. 12048 Ponds 601 397 117 422 116 L.P. 131534 115 APRON 21 114 414 RC 12057 25 593 396

570 22 ST 423

602 413 24 246 C.P. 109253 568 SYLVESTER L.P. 9053 395 247 424 248 1158 C.P. 109252 23 592 249 571 1157 412 250 1156 603 251 1155 252 1154 1153 RD 253 567 425 254 1152 538 255 L.P. 9053 256 591 ST 411 394 257 572 393 258 604 L.P.42292 259 Creek 426 392 260 368 261 L.P.48475 2 566 410 3 262 MENARRA 2 263 L.P.76937 264 590 573 265 539 348 1 347 266 1 409 346 427 398 QUINTUS 565 345 344 589 343 7 575 574 ST 312 408 399 391 311

540 310 564 SYLVESTER 309 Drainage 308 307 588 400 390 407 ST

1 563 536 Reserve Reserve 401 389 349 Drainage Reserve RC 14073 541 Drainage 402 388 369 350 587

576

607 Reserve 313

535

562 L.P.12048 403 387 1267 542 370 351 342 1268 1269 577 L.P. 11526 1270 314

1271 1 386 1272 534 ST 404

561 371 352 L.P. 9053 543 2 L.P.67276 315

578 L.P.12048 385 405 R.P. 33910

533 2 304 1 ST 372 353 340 1326 560 1325 1324 1 1 384 316 1323 L.P. 9053 544 1322 579 1321 C.P. 100953 ST 4 610 L.P.11526 303 L.P.48316 L.P. 48220 373 354 339 532 2

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557 L.P. 60437 278 704 300 615 376 357 336 547 JOHN 705 633 ST 1 320

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548 632 617 SHORT STR L.P. 48284 L.P. 12048 321 708 280

298 528 1 631 MASCOMA 709 378 359 334 555 634 2 710 322 549 630 281 583 711 City Moonee 297 AV 360 333

1390 527 1391 629 379 1392 635 323 282 1395 550 1396 1397 628 1 715 296 C.P. 101216 636 City 332 1398 WIRRAWAY RD 361 1399 526 of 1400 554 703 324 1401 627 716 283 637 702 ELDORADO

ST ST 295 L.P. 9053 701 717 331 626 362 EASTERN 638 ST 553 700 L.P.47618 2 L.P.11526 ST 718 284 L.P.12048 2 294 ERIC LEBANON 625 Reserve 639 330 R.P.9111 552 719 363 624 285 APRON L.P.60405 640 720 551 of 293 329 623 ST 641 364 L.P.11526 286 1 622 721 L.P.99236 2 292 642 699 328 621 Reserve Sewerage 287 643 722 L.P.12048 GREGORY Drainage 365 ETHEL 620 291 662 644 Jika 723 Jika 288 MASCOMA 619 Drainage 661 645

Broadmeadows MARGARET MELBOURNE 660 646 724 Doutta Galla 290 289 Creek Essendon Ponds 659 647 725

L.P.12048 690 of 658 WATER 726 648 691 Footbridge Parish 657 692 of Drainage 693 727 C.P. 100949 656 694 Parish C.P. 101855 695 728 C.P. 100948 655 L.P. 9053 696 689 K.A. SMITH C.P. 105361 ST 697 729 977 CR C.P. 105361 654 688 976 RESERVE 730 975 653 BROSNAN 974 BROSNAN Reserve AV 685 731 ST VAUGHAN STR 652 684 683 964 651 K.A. SMITH 732 682 NORTH STRATHMORE 681 RESERVE 733 963 650 680 PRIMARY SCHOOL Drainage ST 962 679 734 ST 649 CR MATTHEWS ST ODIN

735 961 ELDORADO MASCOMA 965 K.A. SMITH 736 960 K.A. SMITH RESERVE 745 LEBANON 664 NORTH STRATHMORE L.P.14088 BROSNAN AV 966 678 RESERVE 737 959 665 PRIMARY SCHOOL WILLONGA 1075 744 ST 1 666 750 2 667 967 L.P. 96154 1080 1081 1082 668 751 743 1083 863 1084 669 1085 ST 968 670 742 949 752 864 ST L.P. 8376 L.P.12048 671 1047 1046 ST 672 741 969 ST 753 865 958 673 L.P.12048 909 948 674 740 675 754 866 910 676 957 L.P. 12048 677 947 739 755 867 ODIN 956 738 946 950 756 L.P. 12048 868 911 771 955 AMAR 757 869 912 951 L.P.14088 862 758 870 913 954 952

770 861 1 871 914

RC 14073 953 ST 860 769 872 915

L.P. 37778 859 389 390 873 916 391 768 AMAR 992 993 858 L.P. 8376 817 874 767 2 THOR 943 1 RD LEBANON 857 875 L.P.12048 917 ENGLISH STR 766 C.P. 103323 Overpass ST 818 856 942 774 876 918 765 819 855 L.P.14088 941

2 877 919 789 764 820 854 878 920 L.P. 50874 790 763 821 853 3 879 921 762 ENGLISH STR 791 822 852 880 922 761 823 851

ST 881

775 L.P.12048 IVAN 1 824 850 792 760 L.P.31726 882

776 825 849 883 ST 793

826 848

2 884 777 794 827 847 885

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779 830 844 803 888 813

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780 812 832 842

785 804 796 811 781 833 841

810 840 784 1 834 TERMINAL 787

782 L.P.12048 L.P.53894 809 L.P.12048 839

800 LARKIN STR 2 783 808

788 ST APRON 838 280 L.P.12048 1 NOMAD RD

799 2 L.P.31673 ST 1 279 3 L.P.32049 2 BRISTOL STR 262 1 1 281 2 L.P.38853 2 261 3

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ST 112 113 Car Park 6 MARKS 114 L.P. 10363 115 AV 116 117 118 ROLAND 5 119 ST 120 121 122 AV RD 123

5 124 L.P. 26084 125 126 127 6

L.P. 10363

NAPIER 128 4 7 RC 10799 35 36 37 129 38 39 YORK 40 L.P. 10363 L.P. 10363 41 8 42 43 44 RC 10799 45 46 L.P. 10363 ST L.P. 10363 47 MARKS YORK 105 3 RC 4936 86 48 87 Pt 9 49 88 MATTHEWS 89 50 51 90 52 91 92 53 L.P. 10363 93 A.PEARCE PARK 54 L.P. 10363 94 RD 2 55 56 95 57 96 97 106 58 59 98 60 L.P. 10363 99 100 L.P. 10363 101

ST 62 102

1 63 103 64 104 65 66 108 67 107 8 ST

RC 10798 L.P. 46744

RC 10799 FIRST 2 6.10 Reserve

L.P. 38221 AV L.P. 70878 STRATHMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 RC 4936 19 20 1 18 21 2 2 22 L.P. 8916 RC 11135 9 23 10 AV ST 24 11 1 L.P. 21415 18 25 12 20 26 13 17 2 RC 13341 27 L.P. 7506 14 28 AV LLOYD 15 29 16 17 16 30 18 3 31 19 RC 13341 RC 10789A 32 20 L.P. 29923 33 21 15 L.P. 7506 19 ST 23 24 21 LLOYD 25

6 L.P. 7506 14 36 26 27 46 28

23 91 90 L.P. 7506 CITY OF ESSENDON 13 89 88 L.P. 7506 ST 87 3 12 86 RC 7135 35

5 85 84 2 83 RC 10798 11 L.P. 8916 82 26 81 L.P. 7506 79 1 78 2 3 10 77 34 33 L.P. 8916 6.10 Drainage Reserve 76 75 L.P. 42947 45 4 74 9 73 L.P. 26084 34 72 ROSS 71 L.P. 7506 RC 7135 70

27 8 69 RC 7135 34 68 31 ST ST 33 67 L.P. 26084 70 66 32 20 479 7 65 456 31 3 R.P. 33801 ROSS 30 A-648 30 64 RC 7446 477 Pt 145 29 63 L.P. 26084 37 KERFERD 71 28 62 29 ST 27 61 35 6 26 RC 7135 L.P. 8660 RC 13007 25 59 58 28 L.P. 1227 480 L.P. 1227 24 57 RC 13341 457 R.P. 33363 505 23 5 Pt72 L.P. 1227 IRVING L.P. 8351 146 56 476 22 2 36 36 FIRST 21 19 37 451 50 4 AV 100 35 38 51 Pt 52 Pt 53 87 36 481 147 RC 9037 37 L.P. 1227 DUBLIN 39 Pt 54 1 504 92 38 458 475 39 2 ST AV 40 40 L.P. 8376 35 RC 13007 450

57 41 1 RD 42 AV 41 L.P. 62335 101 93 43 L.P. 8376 148 ST RC 5242 44 441 482 45 42 459 503 RC 11134 46 92 85 86 47 93 3 94 49 34 RC 7306 48 ST 144 L.P. 9089 94 47 449 L.P. 9089 46 102 L.P. 7506 60 45 R.P. 33561 95 95 L.P. 132715 R.P. 4709 18 96 59 44 483 KERNAN 97 43 442 460 502 98 42 L.P. 8916 L.P. 26084 473 474 L.P. 14601 2 83 84 99 77 100 101 MATTHEWS 143 6 381 KERFERD BULLA 102 MARKS 41 ST ROYAL C.P. 173414 L.P. 7506 448 L.P. 46367 82 104 484 2 L.P. 35181 17 ST 105 461 R.P. 903 501 78 L.P. 12420 106 443 472 KERNAN 107 R.P. 32869 1 1 0.91 283 282 108 L.P. 8660 ESSENDON 81 109 142 RC 7305 C.P. 168798 281 110 380 280 104 L.P. 8660 2 111 40 79 279 L.P. 7506 112 L.P. 77343 58 ELM 2 278 113 485 1 L.P. 1227 L.P. 12420 114 462 500 16 63 57 16 471 115 444 Drainage 277 116 1 447 31 32 33 A-634 284 117 Pt 80 L.P. 1227 141 276 2 L.P. 10508 5556 L.P. 35375 Reserve 275 118 3 L.P. 26084 54 105 SALISBURY R.P. 1783 274 119 379 L.P. 12420 L.P. 1227 62 59 L.P. 7506 120 17 R.P. 12719

39 58 121 53 486 ST 226 46 463 499 L.P. 7158 Drainage 57 225 122 52 201 33 RC 9032 L.P. 1227 56 123 470 1 224 124 L.P. 77378 51 30 62 55 15 AV 223 445 1 61 54 222 125 140 L.P. 47746 126 45 L.P. 977 285 L.P. 8660 1 2 A-529 34 R.P. 30656 53 221 127 106 18 52 42 C.P. 103069 NORTHL.P. 8660 L.P. 132697 51 128 41 1 L.P. 12420 1 L.P. 8351 L.P. 28978 63 L.P. 1227 50 40 129 C.P. 107261 48 487 2 38 464 498 60 49 39 469 202 2 2 3 L.P. 8376 35 48 38 L.P. 67445 378 29 37 46 446 L.P. 12299 1 L.P. 46021 64 14 36 L.P. 26084 139 L.P. 11793 35 45 1 2 3 44A 107 A-597 286 34 L.P. 10508 241 2 DUBLIN 60 33 43A DUDLEY 65 61 L.P. 1227 32 1 488 465 497 1 L.P. 45745 L.P. 9089 60 62 31 203 63 R.P. 15091 37 377 468 64 30 29 41 28 R.P. 31869 138 2 3 2 66 65 AV 28 40 Pt 44 66 27 N-579 273 39 L.P. 8660 108 L.P. 38215 26 240 59 67 L.P. 26572 Reserve 25 376 L.P. 12113 67 68 69 287 1 489 4 L.P. 127199 496 204 1 70 23 467 L.P. 12045 58 22 36 3 GRACE 27 332 3 L.P. 16635 C.P. 155921 2 137 52 333 334 109 Pt 30 272 C.P. 35178 THELMA 13 1 239 335 159 L.P. 8351 57 2 9 SALISBURY ST 336 3 490 L.P. 9089 337 34 33 495 205 MAGDALA L.P. 12420 1 466 2 53 56 32 8 26 R.P. 5618 2 349 136 338 31 L.P. 8376 3 30 110 238 R.P. 13303 AV Reserve 29 L.P. 85789 350 374 L.P. 11793 29 54 L.P. 1227 12 271 491 VGG 1972 p2751 494 L.P. 12420 28 206 42 43 288 227 27 373 5 4 L.P. 7158 228 25 R.P. 2663 0.91 327 346 351 229 RD 26 6 246 328 25 135 55 329 230 231 111 ST 330 165 339 24 372 237 331 43 164 5 1 352 2 8 L.P. 12420 44 163 23 28 Pt 3 270 162 L.P. 8376 11 45 2 493 207 46 22 L.P. 8660 371 L.P. 37309 Pt 39 HENSHALL 47 21 1 L.P. 1227 L.P. 10508 353 2 L.P. 12932 7 289 L.P. 90468 2 24 Drainage 48 134 247 AV 49 R.P. 32642 RONALD L.P. 8351 3 340 50 1920 345 112 2 A-271 18 354 370 56 51 L.P. 92306 2 6 52 1.83 Drainage 4 80 L.P. 12420 L.P. 977 L.P. 16592 79 53 492 208 10 54 1 1 3 78 55 27 234 151617 23 5 77 2 76 269 233 56 C.P. 173855 133 248 R.P. 5548 75 290 232 57 1314 ST A-333 341 58 356 369 113 L.P. 28822 39 74 89 59 235 236 RENOWN R.P. 19121 88 12 Drainage Reserve TREADWELL 73 L.P. 12420 60 11 L.P. 8376 1 7 72 87 61 5 L.P. 1227 71 86 10 L.P. 10508 357 209 L.P. 11793 4 BALMORAL 85 62 368 264 Pt 42 40 9 84 63 9 22 26 83 L.P. 12299 64 344 DUDLEY 235 L.P. 12420 132 249 268 82 358 CARNARVON 81 8 114 8 Reserve 291 367 234 41 L.P. 9089 342 80 7 C.P. 109939 81 L.P. 12420 79 Council Car Park 6 5 82 L.P. 1227 78 359 L.P. 8660 210 6 37 77 5 366 263 COWPER 83 76 21 84 25 AV 75 250 L.P. 8351 85 360 131 R.P. 33998 L.P. 9089 74 86 267 236 115 73 365 233 9 36 87 72 88 292 71 L.P. 12420 Reserve AV 89 70 361 L.P. 12420 1 GR 69 RD 211 262 9 68 20 35 326

362 ST 130 24 8 325 L.P. 8660 251 L.P. 7158 324 116 Pt49 232 L.P. 14594 323 266 A-577 MAGDALA City of Keilor 10 34 322 237 L.P. 8351 ST HAYES 186 R L.P. 12420 HOUSTON 212 2 O L.P. 1227 1 1.83 Dr Reserve 187 261 Y 8 L.P. 7518 11 188 City of Essendon 19 22 189 129 252 A 23 City of Keilor L L.P. 12932 L.P. 977 7 117 11 10 238 231 12 R.P. 15216 265 City of Essendon C.P. 158213 0.91 L.P. 12420 213 C.P. 103213 269 293 RD 260 RD RD RENOWN L.P. 47331 317 197 18 318 HAYES GREVILLE 9 319 239 L.P. 10508 Reserve 198 128 253 22 2 199 PRINCE DUFFY ST A 31 320 240 HOFFMANS 118 RALEIGH 321 90 RD 200 230 V 6 RD L.P. 12420 201 BIRDWOOD 91 L.P. 9089 L.P. 1227 A-566 345 92 223 202 1 93 294 94 222 2 214 259 270 30 95 221 2 17 12 GR HAYES CARRINGTON Res 96 220 KEILOR 127 254 21 1 RD ST KERFERD 10 Drainage 97 219 L.P. 24732 119 L.P. 11793 29 ST BULLA 98 218 ST 229 99 RD 217 L.P. 31728 5 100 264 216 97 HOUSTON 101 L.P. 18608 242 215 C.P. 109309 215 L.P. 39826 346 102 ST 271 WINDSOR 96 214 City of Keilor 321 95 103 213 1 16 13 RALEIGH 20 104 ST 94 241 126 255 1 L.P. 12299 105 212 R 1.83 Dr Reserve RD 120 93 139 106 211 287 92 138 210 2 City of Essendon 2 228 L.P. 8351 O 91 R.P. 20668 137 107 209 Y A L.P. 1227 90 136 108 3 ST 109 208 L.P. 75863 28 4 MAGDALA 135 C.P. 158211 216 263 4 14 243 L.P. 12299 207 272 134 110 320 19 111 L 2 347 133 256 132 112 131 DOUTTA 296 1 121 L.P. 8351 286 130 RD 227 L.P. 1227 129 27 Reserve 98 L.P. 1227 128 BOWLING 18 L.P. 12420 127 217 15 99 126 273 8 100 L.P. 8660 L.P. 1227 AV 262 125 101 244 319 102 124 124 125 257 123 3 L.P. 7518 103 348 122 285 122 2 5 2 3 26 104 297 L.P. 12299 KEILOR L.P. 8037 105 1 BIRDWOOD 226 7 ST 121 2 17 120 218 322 GALLA L.P. 22977 22 119 L.P. 32669 A-90 3 316 L.P. 8351 315 118 1 123 258 318 314 261 CLUB 313 2 284 16 21 245 3 1 312 3 349 225 ORR 311 C.P. 158212 4 L.P. 12420 ST 12 5 219 323 L.P. 9089 11 B-294 6 15 2 1 L.P. 1227 10 L.P. 14384 27 DOUTTA 246 Pt 13 260 292 L.P. 1227 247 9 283 L.P. 45411 248 8 R.P. 30826 L.P. 12420 246 249 224 2 14 ST Drainage Reserve 7 Pt 12 298 250 L.P. 8037 R.P. 6638 350 2 220 324 BOWLING CLUB 302 6 1 251 303 L.P. 12420 252 Reserve 5 ST 210 GALLA 304 253 L.P. 19699 4 L.P. 8351 254 11 28 2 305 L.P. 3151 3 L.P. 15886 140 255 282 293 259 256 2 141 142 L.P. 10508 257 1 223 1 310 143 258 197 351 144 145 GREVILLE 325 R.P. 3690 259 L.P. 31295 299

260 3 L.P. 22977 WILLIAMSON 283 L.P. 10287 2 HOLYROOD 146 261 29 147 R.P. 33791

L.P. 12420 N R.P. 17853

EXISTING TRUNK SERVICES PLAN (2013) ESSENDON AIRPORT PTY LTD. 35 3 17 BUSINESS 2 36 171

37 170 Railway Property

38 169 204

39 168 205 L.P. 23974 289 206 RC9669 40 L.P.23972 288 167 207 287 BUSINESS 3 208 41 286 166 209 TARANA 285

42 210 284 165

Moonee 283 211 43 315 283 City Broadmeadows AV 316 164

212 RC11371 44 317 ST of City 282 Essendon A N 333 SPECIAL USE AVIATION 1

163 318 A 213 L.P.23974 City G 332 45 of N 319

O 281

O 331 COVENTRY 320 City of L 214 Parish of Tullamarine 162 ST Recreation Drainage and Sewerage Reserve 46 330 Parish of Doutta Galla 321 Ponds L.P.23974 371 329 280 L.P. 90962 215 322

398 A RC 10279 of 370 47 6 161 328 397 399 400 323 PENGANA 5 7 401 369 402 216 327 4 403 404 Broadmeadows 160

RC 11371 A TARAN

M 279 A S C O 3 1 368

M 396 SPECIAL USE AVIATION 2 326 2 2

RC 12058 8 3 4 358

5 6 217 367 1 8 325 383 7 9 48 PALAGIA CR AV 359 1 347 L.P. 81425 348 159 ST 9 408 CARAVELLE 324 384 407 10 17 409 406 346 360 405 369 370 1 L.P. 81425 CR Essendon 397 18 2 385 49 L.P.97389 DE 278 L.P. 95043 361 A 2

46 218 10 349 14 345 368 AV 371 386 396 15 13 HAVILLAND Creek AN L.P.23973 AV PENGANA 11 N CARAVELLE 12 16 410 ME 3 362 387 395 CR VICKERS 50 367 372 219 L.P.23972 ST 392 45 350 277 L.P.23973364 ST 344 158 388 394 CT GLENSCOTT 16

11 411 366 51 DROMANA 363 389 351 SITE BOUNDARY 15 373 220 391 T 276 44 L A 343 390 ST 157 R

MASCOMA DE HAVILLAND 392 393

AV O 17 365 A N A ST 412 AV 390 52 O N-707 374 N

352 City G 254 AV 275 L.P.51608 14 L.P. 73746 43 413 27 A DROMANA 1 Pt 89 N 156 L.P.23973 389 28 A 255 18 53 274 26 375 L.P.23974 L.P. 239 364 Moonee Pt 90 12 414 353 City 273 252 T 272 13 341 342 223 A 256 R A 271 L.P. 66461

29 270

42 362 N MENANA 251 Pt 91 363 155 A 269 CR 415 54 25 268 257 376 224 19 267 266 Pt 92 CR FOKKER 265 386 340 225 264 258 ST 416 226 263 249 250 Pt 93 L.P.66461 L.P. 20087 41 55 154

24 30 377 227 2 259 385 228 L.P.23973 3 248 ST 229 20 357 339 361 488 CR CT 354 358 230 261 260 RC 12057 387 231 130 RC 12058 56 232 247 384 153 233 L.P.23973 40

RC 9370 31 234 378 Ponds Recreation Drainage and Sewerage Reserve 235 NORTHROP 23 131 236 417 246 360 237 355

338 57 Reserve 21 CT 152 238 132 239 245 383 GLENSCOTT 240 382 39 379 22 241 242 244 381 418 58 243 359 of 120 380 356 151

337 of L.P.24674 38 121 59 ELYSEE 308 150

319 L.P.23972 330

34 336 60 419 149 2 37 36 35 123 122 L.P.42588 307 148 Recreation Reserve 61 1 318 331 147 2 328 A V 124 335 329 Creek 62 146 145 125 327 144 L.P.23973 9 306 1 63 143 2 101 420 142 L.P.27350 DOUGLAS 317 141 L.P. 73746 64 140 126 334 CT Drain LOONGANA 139 2 65 138 L.P.36480 78 L.P. 66460 L.P. 23973 137 127 77 305 Recreation 66 136 ST 3 L.P. 20087 76 Parish of Will Will Rook 67 135 102 326 316 134 75 323 68 128 324 69 133 1 70 132 KENNEDY 8 73 333 71 131 L.P. 20087 325 Parish of Jika Jika 72 130 129 72 304 CARAVELLE 73 STAN 71 74 4 CR 315 75 70 322 76 L.P. 23973 1 103 69 Broadmeadows 77 4 L.P. 23973 68 78 AV VICTORIA 3 L.P. 20087 GLENSCOTT 79 L.P.42586 5 Essendon 80 81 49 67 332 82 35 83 85 ST 321 84 129 51 303 128 104 66 127 79 52 36 126 25 CLAYTON 53 314 34 125 54 65 33 124 MASCOMA 32 123 55 24 122 PL 31 PALANA 56 30 121 302 37 120 RC 9370 57 320 29 50 64 L.P.11083 28 AV 119 58 27 118 59 313 C.P. 151861 NEW 26 117 202 291 116 23 115 60 L.P.66460 KADANA 114 292 301 L.P.79629 113 203 290 Parish 22 112 40 41 RD NEW 21 111 61 312 20 110 42 109 3 Reserve 43 9 35 108 34 293 44 L.P. 20087 45 Parish of Will Will Rook 107 VICKERS 62 300 46 L.P.76051 10 289 L.P.79629 93 204 CT 1 48 49 Parish of Jika Jika RD 311 50 11 63 ST 51 1 AV 205 Recreation Drainage and Sewerage Reserve 52 2 53 3 36 33 54 219 294 299 L.P.122875 13 206 1 THE L.P. 66346 8 2 L.P. 84684 3 GRANDISON TASMAN 310 4 130 131 132 133 220 207 5 6 7 8 134 32 135 31 298 7 136 30 6 137 AVRO 5 138 TASMAN AVENUE 29 4 139 SUMMIT 28 3 140 L.P. 20087 BOEING 2 141 17 208 16 L.P. 10083 142 94 297 15 L.P. 67434 143 18 14 144 L.P.11082 19 AV 309 13 176 175 174 173 172 145 20 1 209 12 11 10 9 171 L.P.11083 146 88 21 170 147 22 169 148 64 RC12057 Recreation 23 236 210 168 149 95 24 L.P. 135834 296 167 150 25 237 8 166 151 26 AV 9 165 152 221

164 87 211 7 163 162 238 65 295 161 212 160 96 Moonee Reserve 159 RD 10 158 239 157 222 213 156 86 6 155

ST 154

153 66 L.P.66345 214 1 Pt 12 235 ST 85

Pt 11 223

11 5 Ponds CT L.P.47245

RC 4659 L.P.66459 2 215 67 Pt 10 234 3 84

2 4 224 DEVEREAUX 2 55 216 L.P. 71020 12 240 14 98 217 Creek 68 233 L.P.71021 83

54 225 6 3 187 241 185 186 RC 13969 5 ST 179 180 181 182 183 184 188 4 13 678 177 178 189 345 99 7 1 17 2 190 L.P.66345 3 DEVEREAUX 5 6 191 69 232 PL 2 4 42 192 82 DRASKA 3 1 2 L.P.76050 L.P.67433 193 53 226 L.P.67434 194

242 1 2 L.P.54775 195 196 100 1 L.P.11083 197 70 L.P.11083 198 43 231 L.P.11083 RD 199 81 200 52 227 2 230 L.P. 66316 235 234 233 232 231 229 201 243 237 236 6 7 239A 239 238 123 4 5 101 3 3 2 1 25 1 71 L.P.11082

L.P.66345 24 227 44 230 7 80 23 CT 16 L.P.11082 51 228 KERR 37 15 ST 244 213 14 102

72 L.P.11082 CT 212 45 229 79

8 226 L.P.47751

SHORT 50 266 2 214 202 245

36 103

35 73

9 46 225 211 78 265 4 49 34 22 BUSINESS 3 267 4 215 203 246 ELPIS 104

L.P.114657 14 74 13 City of Essendon

13 GR 47 224 77 10 210 264 CT ST City of Broadmeadows 5 48

21 L.P.11083 268 216 15 204 L.P.114657

247 5 L.P.78666 L.P.11083 105

L.P.11083 33 75 12 31 T 223 76 L.P.53576 12 209 263 32 C 6 11 5 269 20 16 217

E Essendon 205 6 106 248 6 N 253 249 250 251 252 AV

11 244 245 246 247 248 2 O 240A 240 241 242 243 1 222 30 208 RD 262 O 7 15 S CHRIS 17 7 D 270 218 16 12 19 L.P.66459 N 206 774 L ST 249 WILLETT AV E PERCIVAL L.P.11083 AV R.P.4879 H 221 VA L.P.11083 RD

MASCOMA 261 T 254 AV 207 8 219 29 18 773 A 8 FLANNERY AV LOCKHEED 256 271 258 257

18 9 8 259 11 10 BONA 261 260 13 268 267 266 265 264 263 262 775 250

KERR

19 220

28 CT RIDGE 260 7 772 9 PL FOTIS L.P.53857 CT 14 VALDOONE M 272 255 GR Y XAVIER 17 ST 174 3 6 776 251 L.P.114567 ST A ST R 27 T 20 38 T CT E 10 H 17 N 25 GR L.P. 12958 259 21 22 23 24 15 L.P.20082 39 E 159 N 273 5 W AV 777 252 16 40 S ATHENS 173

RC 4659 18 11 63

FL A Playground Reserve 41 R.P. 12563 16 19 SUMMIT OAK PARK 15 274 1 258 160 42 Reserve L.P.20082 Creek AV 172

L.P. 112359 43 275 64

253 12 14 SCHOOL 44 Municipal Reserve 13 158 PRIMARY 257 p.2209 157 156 161 276 155 171 5 MASCOMA 1979 154 VGG 153 152 533 256 151 ST 162 65 804 277 150 L.P.20082 L.P.11526 805 149 532 City of Essendon 148 VINCENT 806 R.P.7357 170 807 147 146 163 35 808 255 145 WALTON 278 City of Broadmeadows L.P.20082

L.P. 12958 BONA 144 143 86 530 36 141 142 164 140 529 A 169 L.P.20082 61 37 139 85 66 C.P. 150397 C.P. 102944 279 138 828 137 L.P.79916 89 528 1 254 125 124 165 L.P. 114657 L.P.20082 126 527 823 L.P.20082 127 84 RD 280 VINCENT 128 102 822 129 123 60 526 166 L.P.20082 130 WINIFRED 131 90 103 132 83 133 525 67 104 281 134 122 524 168 59 91 82 107

ASH 523 LOCKHEED 121 167 106 282 92 81 522 MASCOMA STREET 58 107 120 521 38 101 283 93 80 68 MARIE AV 520 57 545 City 119 Moonee 519 39

City 94 79 544 100 284 518 118 56 543 Ponds L.P.66459 95 78 69 517 841 542 40 842 285 99 117 154 516 541 L.P. 12958 845 96 77

846 AV 847 41 70 540 848 849 of 115116 286 Ponds 515 98 850 97 851 76 153 539 546 108 C.P. 152231 852 MOONEE 28 L.P. 10943 853 514 L.P. 12958 of 42 71 538 98 287 75 97 240 Broadmeadows 547 109 241 Moonee 152 MURPHY 242 114 C.P. 109127 RD 537 243 99 27 244 43 245 C.P. 100208 72 113 74 STRATHNAVER PONDS 536 110 248 100 1 RESERVE 151 96 Essendon 155 26 L.P.11526 44 112 73 JOSEPHINE 101 111 150 2 111 156 513 of 95 45 25 102 of 288 112 110 149 157 103 24 512 12 L.P.91444 CT 46 ST 109 R.P.6273 113 94 148 L.P.91844 104 PARK 3

AV 158 AIRPORT 108 OAK 23 511 47 105 147 114 93

107 159 R.P.3287 9 4 22 146 48 115 92 VINCENT STRATHNAVER 106 ST 216 160 215 RESERVE R.P.3356 161 549 160 226 145 162 163 116 WEST 164 165 91 166 167 168 169 170 171 RD 172 173 161 L.P. 66459 174 175 176 177 510 Reserve 178 179 180 144 L.P.93622 159 181 182 183 184 185 550 2 STRATHNAVER 186 509 50 L.P.57623 187 L.P.11526 225 117 90 AV 162 143 158 STRATHNAVER L.P.57623 188 508 R.P.4156 156 155 154 153 152 151 189 157 150 149 142 551 51

ST 148 147 146 224 118 89 145 144 143 163 142 141 140 139 190 6 138 137 136 135 134 10 191 507 141 C.P. 100667 132 52 223 L.P. 91444 119 192 5 87 131 506 164 7 140 193 C.P. 171339 130 Creek 6 505 L.P.51232 222 L.P. 57623 194 469 53 5 165 139 1 129 195 Essendon FRANCIS 4 128 3 557 196 221 166 138 54 468 ST L.P.51387 2 92 127 1 556 86 LARKIN CRT 220 167 555 137 93 L.P. 64088 L.P. 10943 197 554 94 L.P. 91382 553 95 96 97 98 467 552

STRATHAIRD 99 100 101 1 230 55 102 103 104 219 168 136 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 2 113 114 115 116 3 198 4 117 466 118 218 169 135 ST L.P. 57622 231 L.P. 42920 134 56 RD 119 9 133 1 ST MASCOMA 120 1 R.P. 13961 132 L.P. 57622 2 131 85 2 4 199 217 170 130 STRATHAIRD 465 129 3 4 5 128 6 7 L.P. 64088 127 37 126 57 38 39 40 41 125 42 43 62 R.P. 35425 171 63 64 200 124 84 8 65 66 67 123 68 AV 464 233 172 58 L.P. 57623 215 9 82 83 201 83 234 214 173 84 ST 85 ST 59 10 86 81 87 430 235 174 88 WINIFRED 213 82 44

LAMART 69 89 11 90 35 60 L.P. 57622 236 61 429 212 45 WOOLART 91 BERNARD 175 81 12 70 80 237 211 46 428 L.P. 77925 34 61 L.P. 10943 147 MASCOMA STREET L.P. 11526 176 146 13 60 71 JOHN PASCOE FAWKNER RESERVE 238 177 80 47 79 210 178 MATTHEWS 420 179 33 L.P. 57622 180 14 72 181 62 59 239 182 597 132 48 78 ST 183 133 ST 419 184 79 134 32 185 ST 135 RD 73 186 L.P. 10943 15 ST 187 240 209 77 ST 188 63 138 139 49 58 ST 418 JOHN ST 208 ST L.P. 11526 189 140 31 74 207 206 190 191 76 205 16 241 204 50 Oval 203 VINCENT LAMART 57 598 202 ST 30 WINIFRED 64 75 201 ST 200 XAVIER AV 17 242 199 198 STRATHAIRD 51 197 78 596 ST 196 29 56 MASCOMA 417 195 599 Moonee 194 18 243 193 52 192

WOOLART 28 77

595 416 19 244 55 54 ST 600 CREEK 726 27 53 569 421 415 20 76 245 1 L.P. 57622 594

L.P. 12048 Ponds

601 397 117 422 116 L.P. 131534 115 21 114 414 75

RC 12057 25 593 396

570 22 ST 423

602 413 24 246 C.P. 109253 568 SYLVESTER 74 395 247 424 248 C.P. 109252 23 592 249 571 412 250 603 251 1155 252 1154 253 1153 RD 73 567 425 254 1152 538 255 L.P. 9053 256 591 ST 411 257 572 394 393 258 604 L.P.42292 259 Creek 426 392 260 368 261 L.P.48475 2 566 410 3 262 MENARRA 2 263 L.P.76937 264 590

573 265 539 348 1 347 266 1 409 346 427 398 QUINTUS 565 345 344 589 343 7 575 574 ST 312 408 399 391 311

540 310 564 SYLVESTER 309 Drainage 308 307 588 400 390 306 407 ST 305

1 563 536 Reserve Reserve 401 389 349 Drainage Reserve RC 14073 541 Drainage 402 388 369 350

587

576

607 Reserve 313

535

562 L.P.12048 403 387 370 542 351 342

577 L.P. 11526 1270 314

1271 1 386 273 1272 534 ST 404 561 371 352 M-939

543 2 L.P.67276 315

578 L.P.12048 385 405 R.P. 33910 274

533 2 304 1 ST 372 353 340 560

1 1 384 316 1323 L.P. 9053 544 1322 580 579 275 1321 C.P. 100953 ST 4 610 L.P.11526 303 L.P.48316 373 354 339 532 2 L.P. 48220 559 3 611 383 317 1315 276 1314 545 2 302 VGG 612 JOHN 374 355 338

531 382 318

558

No 38 pg 1018 April '76 613 277

546 301 VISION 375 356 337 2 614 319 581

530 278 557 L.P. 60437 704 300 615 376 357 547 JOHN 336 705 633 ST 1 320

582 616 706 279 529 STRELDON 556 ST 299 707 377 358 335

548 632 617 SHORT STR L.P. 48284 L.P. 12048 321 708 280 298 528 1 631 709 378 359 334 555 634 MASCOMA 2 710 322

549 630 281 583 711 City Moonee 297 AV 360 333 527 629 379 1392 635 323 282 1395 550 296 1396 628 1 715 C.P. 101216 1397 636 City 332 1398 WIRRAWAY RD 361 1399 526 of 1400 554 703 324 1401 627 716 283 637 702 ELDORADO

ST ST 295 L.P. 9053 701 717 331 626 362 638 and 700 2 ST 553 L.P.47618 L.P.11526 ST 718 284 L.P.12048 294 2 625 Reserve ERIC LEBANON R.P.9111 639 719 330 552 363 624 285 L.P.60405 640 720 551 of 293 623 329 ST 641 364 L.P.11526 286 721 1 622 L.P.99236 2 292 642 699 328 621 Sewerage Reserve 287 643 722 L.P.12048 GREGORY Drainage 365 ETHEL 620 291 662 644 Jika 723 Jika 288 MASCOMA 619 Drainage 661 645

Broadmeadows MARGARET MELBOURNE 660 646 724 Doutta Galla 290 289 Creek Essendon Ponds 659 647 725

L.P.12048 690 of 658 WATER 726 648 691 Footbridge Parish 657 692 of Drainage 693 727 656 694 Parish 695 728 C.P. 100948 L.P. 9053 655 696 689 K.A. SMITH C.P. 105361 ST 697 729 977 CR C.P. 105361 654 688 976 RESERVE 730 975 BROSNAN 653 AV BROSNAN 974 Reserve 685 731 ST VAUGHAN STR 652 684 683 964 651 K.A. SMITH 732 682 NORTH STRATHMORE 681 RESERVE 733 963 650 680 PRIMARY SCHOOL Drainage ST 962 679 734 ST 649 CR MATTHEWS ST ODIN

735 961 ELDORADO MASCOMA BUSINESS 2 965 K.A. SMITH 736 960 RESERVE K.A. SMITH 745 LEBANON 664 NORTH STRATHMORE L.P.14088 BROSNAN AV 966 678 RESERVE 737 959 665 PRIMARY SCHOOL WILLONGA ST 666 750 744 2 667 967 1080 1081 1082 668 751 743 1083 1084 863 1085 669 ST 968 670 742 949 L.P.12048 752 864 ST L.P. 8376 671 ST 672 741 969 ST 753 865 958 673 L.P.12048 909 948 674 740 675 754 866 910 676 957 L.P. 12048 677 947 739 755 867 ODIN 956 738 946 950 756 L.P. 12048 868 911 771 AMAR 955 757 945 869 912 951 L.P.14088 862 758 870 913 954 952 944

770 861 1 871 914

RC 14073 953 ST 860 769 872 915

L.P. 37778 859 937 873 916 391 768 AMAR ST 992 993 858 L.P. 8376 817 874 767 2 THOR 943 1 RD LEBANON 857 875 L.P.12048 917 ENGLISH STR 766 C.P. 103323 Overpass ST BUSINESS 3 818 856 942 774 876 918 765 819 855 L.P.14088 941 2 789 877 919 764 820 854 878 920 L.P. 50874 790 763 821 853 3 879 921 762 ENGLISH STR 791 822 852 880 922 761 823 851

ST 881 775 IVAN 1 L.P.12048 824 850

792 760 L.P.31726 882

776 825 849 883

ST 793

826 848 2 884 777 794 827 847 885

788 L.P. 12048 801 828 846 778 886 815 829 ST 802 845 787 887 814

779 830 844 803 888 813 786 831 843

795

780 889 812 832 842

785 804 796 811

781 833 841 998 810 840 784 1 834

787

782 L.P.12048 L.P.53894 809 L.P.12048 839

800 LARKIN STR 2

783 808

ST 788 838 280 L.P.12048 1 NOMAD RD

799 2 1 L.P.31673 ST 279 3 L.P.32049 1 2 BRISTOL STR 262 1 281 2 2 L.P.38853 3 261

C.P. 100437 244 278

263 1

C.P. 151948 281 2 RC 14073 3 243 4 226 ST 260 5 245 L.P.21693

277 6 HARGRAVE AVE HARGRAVE

264 225 995 282

ARVON

208

242

227 259

ST ST 994 246

276 207 9

265

224

284 L.P.44350 209

241 8 L.P.12115

L.P.11110 258 228

247

206 AIRSIDE 275 L.P.11110 7 266

TAXIWAY 223

210

240 6 257 229

248

205

274

267 222 5

211

239

230

256

249 204

273

268

221

212 238

231

255 L.P.11110

250 R.P.5996 203

272

269 730 220 731 213

237 DAGONET

MATTHEWS 232 254

251

202

270

219

ST ESMALE 214 C.P. 163177 236

233 690 253 MELISSA

689 252 201

ROSLYN R.P.2367

218

PECK 215 AV 235 FERNACRE

234

200 PECK 197

217 AV

ST 216

199

45 198

MELISSA

ESMALE

SPECIAL USE SPECIAL USE 88

89 65

110

87 111

64 90

69 642 SOUTH) - (NORTH 17-35 RUNWAY 643 644 645 109

112 AVIATION 1 AVIATION 2 L.P.10418 86

70 ST 108

85 113

601 600 92 599 598 71

107

114

ROSLYN

106

115 83

105

116 82

L.P.10418

127

104

117

126

AIRSIDE 103

118

555 97 556 F-911 557

125

102

119

ST 98

124

206 FERNACRE 101 205 204 120

MELISSA

123

RC 14073

100

121 RUNWAY 08-26 (EAST - WEST) LOCH

122

7 6 5 4 3 2 1

163 ST 1 1

162 2

L.P. 30144

L.P. 18301

161 LIND STREET 3

L.P. 8376

160 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 L.P. 23793

159 PERIMETER RD 1 15 16 AV

L.P. 41627

158 2

NAPIER

157 RC 10799

MATTHEWS

156

RC 10799 AIRSIDEAIRSIDE

155 AIRSIDEAIRSIDE DFO 154 L.P. 8376 BUSINESS 2

153

152

RC 10799 1 2

2 3 RC 10799 AV Pt19 BUSINESS 2 L.P. 10363 ROLAND L.P. 98135 Pt20 Pt21 148 Pt130 NAPIER ROLAND RC 7014 22 Pt131 23 Pt132 Pt133 24 L.P. 10363 25 Pt134 26 L.P. 10363 135 136 3 27 R.P. 34322 137 28 138 149 29 30 139 R.P. 33020 140 141 Pt7 32 142 143 33 34 144 L.P. 10363 145 146 4 109 L.P. 10363 110 147 111 150 ST ST 112 113 Car Park 6 MARKS 114 L.P. 10363 115 AV 116 117 118 ROLAND 5 119 120 ST 121 122 AV RD 123 124 5 L.P. 26084 125 126 127 6

L.P. 10363

NAPIER 128

4 7 RC 10799 35 36 37 129 38 39 YORK 40 L.P. 10363 L.P. 10363 41 8 42 43 44 RC 10799 45 46 LOEMAN L.P. 10363 ST L.P. 10363 47

MARKS 3 YORK 105 RC 4936 86 48 87 88 Pt 9 49 MATTHEWS 50 89 51 90 91 52 53 L.P. 10363 92 443 54 L.P. 10363 93 94 442

A.PEARCE PARK 2 55 56 95 96 106 57 58 97 59 98 99 60 L.P. 10363 100 L.P. 10363 101 ST 62 102 1 63 64 103 65 104 108 66 107 67 8 ST R.P. 18813

RC 10798 L.P. 46744 1

RC 10799 FIRST 2 6.10 Reserve

L.P. 38221 AV L.P. 70878 445 STRATHMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 RC 4936 19 20 1 2 2 18 21 RC 11135 9 22 L.P. 8916 10

23 1 L.P. 21415 446 AV ST 24 11 18 25 12 20 26 13 17 14 2 RC 13341 27 L.P. 7506 28 AV LLOYD 15 29 16 17 30 3 16 31 18 19 RC 13341 RC 10789A 32 20 447 L.P. 29923 33 21

L.P. 7506 19 ST L.P. 7506 23 24 21 L.P. 7506 LLOYD 25 36 6 26 14 15 27 46 28 91 448 23 90 L.P. 7506 CITY OF ESSENDON 13 89 L.P. 25318 88 L.P. 7506 ST 87 3 12 86 RC 7135 35 85 5 84 2 83 449 L.P. 19904 L.P. 8916 82 RC 10798 11 81 1 26 L.P. 7506 79 1 78 2 3 10 77 2 34 76 6.10 Drainage Reserve L.P. 42947 45 33 L.P. 8916 L.P. 135669 75 1 4 74 450 9 73 L.P. 26084 34 72 L.P. 7506 2 ROSS 71 RC 7135 70 27 8 69 RC 7135 34 68 31 ST ST 33 67 L.P. 26084 70 66 479 32 20

3 65 ROSS 456 7 31 R.P. 33801 30 A-648 30 64 477 63 L.P. 26084 RC 7446 146Pt 145 29 ST KERFERD 71 28 62 L.P. 9986 29 ST 27 61 35 6 26 RC 7135 L.P. 8660 RC 13007 25 59 58 L.P. 7506 28 L.P. 1227 480 L.P. 1227 24 57 RC 13341 457 R.P. 33363 505 23 5 Pt72 L.P. 1227 IRVING L.P. 8351 56 476 22 36 2 36 37 FIRST 21 19 37 451 AV 50 4 49 38 100 35 51 Pt 52 36 Pt 53 RC 9037 87 37 L.P. 1227 39 481 147 DUBLIN Pt 54 1 504 92 38 458 475 39 2 ST AV 35 40 40 L.P. 8376 RC 13007 L.P. 20807 450

41 1 57 RD 86 42 AV 1 41 101 93 43 L.P. 62335 L.P. 8376 148 ST RC 5242 44 441 482 45 42 459 503 RC 11134 46 92 85 47 93 2 49 RC 7306 3 94 48 ST 144 L.P. 9089 94 47 449 L.P. 9089 102 L.P. 7506 46 R.P. 33561 45 95 95 L.P. 7506 R.P. 4709 18 96 44 483 KERNAN 97 43 502 442 460 98 51 42 L.P. 8916 473 474 L.P. 14601 2 83 84 99 100 33 34 77 101 143 6 381 KERFERD BULLA 102 MARKS 41 ST ROYAL C.P. 173414 L.P. 7506 448 L.P. 46367 82 104 105 1 L.P. 41372 484 R.P. 903 2 L.P. 35181 17 ST 461 501 78 L.P. 12420 106 443 472 0.91 283 KERNAN 107 R.P. 32869 1 1 282 108 L.P. 8660 32 2 C.P. 168798 81 281 109 142 RC 7305 280 110 380 104 2 L.P. 8660 279 111 40 79 112 ELM 2 278 L.P. 7506 3 485 1 L.P. 1227 113 462 500 16 63 L.P. 12420 114 5758 16 471 115 56 444 Drainage 116 447 277 31 A-634 284 117 L.P. 43695 Pt 80 L.P. 1227 1 55 141 276 L.P. 35375 Reserve 275 118 L.P. 26084 54 105 SALISBURY R.P. 1783 62 274 L.P. 12420 119 379 L.P. 1227 59 L.P. 7506 120 17 R.P. 12719 58 121 53 39 486 226 ST 2 463 L.P. 7158 Drainage 57 225 122 52 201 33 RC 9032 L.P. 1227 56 123 470 1 224 124 L.P. 77378 51 55 15 AV 445 1 61 62 54 223 222 125 140 L.P. 47746 126 1 L.P. 20375 2 L.P. 977 53 285 L.P. 8660 1 A-529 34 R.P. 30656 52 221 127 106 18 L.P. 132697 42 C.P. 103069 L.P. 8660 1 51 41 128 1 L.P. 8351 L.P. 28978 63 L.P. 12420 129

L.P. 1227 2 C.P. 107261 48 487 50 40 2 38 464 498 499 60 49 39 469 202 2 2 3 L.P. 67445 L.P. 8376 35 48 38 378 29 30 37 3 46 446 L.P. 12299 1 L.P. 46021 64 14 36 L.P. 26084 139 35 1 L.P. 11793 2 3 107 A-597 286 34 44A45 241 2 DUBLIN 60 33 L.P. 10508 43A DUDLEY 65 L.P. 1227 1 488 L.P. 9089 61 32 465 497 1 L.P. 45745 60 62 31 203 63 30 41 R.P. 15091 37 377 468 64 29 28 2 R.P. 31869 ST 138 3 2 66 65 AV 28 40 N-579 Pt 44 66 27 L.P. 8660 108 L.P. 38215 273 26 39 240 59 67 L.P. 26572 Reserve 25 376 68 287 1 489 L.P. 12113 4 67 69 L.P. 127199 496 204 1 70 23 467 L.P. 12045 58 22 36 3 GRACE 21 3 L.P. 16635 332 C.P. 155921 2 137 52 333 334 109 Pt 30 272 C.P. 35178 THELMA 13 1 239 57 335 2 9 L.P. 8351 336 3 490 SALISBURY ST L.P. 9089 337 34 33 495 205 MAGDALA L.P. 12420 1 466 2 53 56 32 8 26 27 R.P. 5618 2 349 136 338 31 L.P. 8376 3 110 238 R.P. 13303 AV Reserve 2930 L.P. 85789 350 374 L.P. 11793 29 54 L.P. 1227 12 271 491 VGG 1972 p2751 494 L.P. 12420 28 206 42 43 227 27 4 L.P. 7158 288 373 R.P. 2663 0.91 327 328 228 346 351 229 RD 26 6 246 25 135 55 329 230 111 ST 330 231 24 372 237 331 339 43 5 1 352 2 8 L.P. 12420 44 23 28 Pt 3 270 163 162 L.P. 8376 5 11 45 2 493 207 46 22 L.P. 8660 371 L.P. 37309 Pt 39 HENSHALL 47 21 1 353 2 L.P. 1227 L.P. 10508 L.P. 12932 7 289 L.P. 90468 2 Drainage 48 20 134 247 AV 49 R.P. 32642 RONALD L.P. 8351 3 340 19 345 50 112 2 A-271 51 354 370 56 L.P. 92306 2 6 52 1.83 Drainage 4 80 L.P. 12420 L.P. 977 L.P. 16592 79 53 492 208 10 54 161718 1 1 3 78 27 77 234 55 15 23 24 25 5 56 269 2 76 290 233 C.P. 173855 133 248 R.P. 5548 75 232 57 58 1314 ST A-333 341 356 369 113 L.P. 28822 39 74 89 59 235 236 RENOWN R.P. 19121 88 12 Drainage Reserve TREADWELL 73 L.P. 12420 60 L.P. 8376 1 7 72 87 11 5 L.P. 1227 86 61 10 L.P. 10508 357 209 L.P. 11793 4 BALMORAL 71 62 368 264 Pt 42 40 9 85 26 84 63 22 9 235 L.P. 12299 64 344 DUDLEY 83 132 249 L.P. 12420 268 82 358 CARNARVON 81 65 291 8 342 8 367 114 234 Reserve 41 L.P. 9089 80 7 C.P. 109939 81 L.P. 1227 L.P. 12420 79 Council Car Park 6 5 82 78 359 L.P. 8660 210 6 77 263 COWPER 37 83 5 366 84 76 25 AV 75 250 L.P. 8351 85 360 131 R.P. 33998 L.P. 9089 74 86 267 236 73 365 115 233 9 36 87 72 88 292 71 L.P. 12420 Reserve AV 89 70 361 L.P. 12420 1 GR 69 RD 211 262 9 35 326 68 ST 20 21 67 8 325 L.P. 8660 362 130 251 L.P. 7158 24 324 66 116 L.P. 14594 Pt49 323 232 266 A-577 MAGDALA City of Keilor 10 34 322 237 L.P. 8351 ST HAYES R L.P. 12420 HOUSTON 212 O L.P. 1227 2 1 1.83 Dr Reserve 261 Y 8 L.P. 7518 11 City of Essendon 19 22 A 189 129 252 23 City of Keilor L L.P. 12932 117 L.P. 977 7 10 238 231 12 R.P. 15216 265 City of Essendon C.P. 158213 0.91 L.P. 12420 213 RDC.P. 103213 269 293 RD RENOWN 260 RD L.P. 47331 317 197 18 318 319 HAYES GREVILLE 9 L.P. 10508 198 Reserve 11 239 128 253 22 2 199 PRINCE DUFFY ST A 31 320 240 200 HOFFMANS 118 230 RALEIGH 321 90 RD V 6 RD L.P. 12420 201 BIRDWOOD 91 L.P. 9089 L.P. 1227 A-566 345 92 202 1 93 94 2 214 259 270 30 294 221 17 12 GR HAYES 95 CARRINGTON Res 2 220 KEILOR 127 254 KERFERD 21 96 1 RD ST 10 Drainage 97 219 L.P. 24732 119 L.P. 11793 29 ST BULLA 98 218 ST 229 99 217 L.P. 31728 5 RD 100 264 216 97 HOUSTON 101 L.P. 18608 346 242 215 C.P. 109309 215 L.P. 39826 102 ST 271 WINDSOR 96 214 City of Keilor 321 95 103 213 1 16 13 RALEIGH 20 104 ST 126 94 241 255 1 L.P. 12299 105 212 RD R 93 139 1.83 Dr Reserve 211 120 92 106 287 R.P. 20668 138 210 2 City of Essendon 2 228 L.P. 8351 O 91 137 107 209 3 Y A L.P. 1227 90 136 108 ST 28 109 208 L.P. 75863 4 MAGDALA 135 L.P. 12299 C.P. 158211 216 263 110 4 14 243 207 272 134 320 19 2 111 L 347 133 256 132 112 125 131 113 DOUTTA 296

1 121 L.P. 8351 114 286 L.P. 1227 130 RD 227 129 27 Reserve 98 L.P. 1227 128 15 BOWLING 18 99 L.P. 12420 127 217 126 273 8 100 AV L.P. 8660 L.P. 1227 262 125 319 101 244 124 102 124 3 257 348 123 122 L.P. 7518 103 5 285 122 2 2 26 104 KEILOR 3 297 L.P. 12299 L.P. 8037 105 ST 1 BIRDWOOD 226 7 121 2 17 120 218 322 GALLA L.P. 22977 22 119 L.P. 32669 A-90 3 316 118 L.P. 8351 315 117 1 123 258 318 261 CLUB 314 116 21 313 245 3 2 284 16 1 312 3 349 225 ORR 311 C.P. 158212 4 L.P. 12420 ST 5 219 323 L.P. 9089

12 2 11 B-294 6 15 1 L.P. 1227 10 L.P. 14384 27 DOUTTA Pt 13 260 292 L.P. 1227 9 283 L.P. 45411 R.P. 30826 8 L.P. 12420 246 249 224 2 14 ST Drainage Reserve Pt 12 298

7 351 350 250 220 L.P. 8037 R.P. 6638 2 BOWLING CLUB 302 324 1 251 6 303 L.P. 12420 252 Reserve 5 ST 210 GALLA 304 253 L.P. 19699 4 L.P. 8351 254 11 28 2 305 L.P. 3151 140 255 3 282 293 L.P. 15886 259 256 2 141 142 L.P. 10508 257 1 223 1 310 143 258 197 144 GREVILLE 325 R.P. 3690 259 L.P. 31295 L.P. 22977 299 WILLIAMSON 145 260 3 L.P. 10287 2 146 HOLYROOD L.P. 12420 261 29 147 148 262 R.P. 3438 44 ST 1 10 263 L.P. 30639 R.P. 33791 294 149 280 258 279 2 A V 150 151 278 272 222 37 L.P. 12299 152 108 3 L.P. 564 9 L.P. 12420 247 277 R.P. 17853 38 153 154 276 1 L.P. 977 39 309 275 L.P. 10508 R.P. 1974 40 300 274 196 2 8 36 41 L.P. 12420 191 295 L.P. 10839 273 280 281 42 272 43 352 190 RD 62 L.P. 1227 L.P. 10839 45 189 L.P. 3151 Pt 20 158 271 257 188 270 269 R.P. 2637 7 35 187 L.P. 12299 159 160 268 L.P. 80030 248 186 185 161 267 61 L.P. 72271 308 184 162 109 6 301 183 163 R.P. 18764 279 34 1 296 182 164 2 21 181 L.P. 12299 City of Keilor 353 180 195 3 5 22 AV 256 179 159 4 24 25 1 33 23 178 22 L.P. 10287 21 102 249 177 L.P. 3151 L.P. 25794 ST L.P. 15168 46 L.P. 12420 176 175 City of Essendon PRINCE 297 KEAM 278 47 R.P. 9219 146 1 R.P. 32788 2 24 174 ST 2 173 L.P. 12299 110 L.P. 10839 2 4 30 C.P. 154171 172 R.P. 34648 255 7 3 C.P. 157951 31 32 L.P. 10839 1 171

ST 48 1 4 L.P. 10287 ST 170 3 L.P. 14686 25 AV 250 65 3 1 169 20 298 L.P. 15168 168 101 277 L.P. 58014 L.P. 564 79

R.P. 9220 2 26 L.P. 8351 19 L.P. 10287 1 29 145 109 6 1 R.P. 7706 2 Pt27 49 2 111 23 299 276 12 254 L.P. 3151 18 R.P. 11121 354 251 L.P. 20962 KERFERD 28 355 AV 100 R.P. 1444 356 10 66 R.P. 7456 13 357 13 5 ST 11 L.P. 11656 1 20 VGG 1975 p3222 CRANWELL 108 12 3

11 300 72 275 GLENBERVIE 10 144 9 50 253 252

112 RENOWN R.P. 11524

Pt 597

L.P. 17134 N L.P. 39184

LAND USE PLAN ESSENDON AIRPORT PTY LTD. ENGLISH STREET PRECINCT

BEAUFORT NORTH PRECINCT

35 17

36 171 37 170 WIRRAWAY NORTH PRECINCT Railway Property

38 169 204

39 168 205 L.P. 23974 289

RC9669 40 L.P.23972 288 167 207 206 287 208 41 286 166 209 TARANA 285 AVIATION PRECINCT 1 42 210 284 165

Moonee 283 43 211 315 283 Broadmeadows City AV 316 164

212 RC11371

44 ST of City 282 317 Essendon A N 333

A 163 318 213 L.P.23974 City G 332 45 of N 319 O 281 COVENTRY O 331 HART PRECINCT 320 214

of L City Parish of Tullamarine 162 ST Recreation Drainage and Sewerage Reserve 46 330 Parish of Doutta Galla 321 Ponds L.P.23974 371 329 280 L.P. 90962 215 322

RC 10279 398 of A 47 370 6 161 N 328 397 399 323 PENGANA 7 400 369

401 216 5 402 327 4 403 RC 11371 404 Broadmeadows 160

M A TA RA 279 A S C O 3 1 368 M 396 326

2 2 RC 12058 8 3 4 358 5

10 14 349 368 N 345 AV 371 386 396 15 13 HAVILLAND Creek A L.P.23973 AV PENGANA 11

CARAVELLE EN

410 12 16 3 M 50 362 387 395 CR VICKERS 367

372 219 L.P.23972 ST 392 45 350 277 L.P.23973364 ST 344 158 388 394 CT GLENSCOTT 16

11 411 MASCOMA 366 51 DROMANA 363 389 351 393 15 373 220 391 T 276 44 A 343 L 390 157 ST 392

MASCOMA DE HAVILLAND O R AV A ST 17 365 412 AV 390 52 O N-707 N 374 N A AIRFIELD PRECINCT

29 362 270 42 N MENANA 251 Pt 91 363 155 A 269 CR 415 54 257

25 268 376 224 19 267 266 Pt 92 CR FOKKER 250 225 265 386 340 264 258 ST 416 226 263 Pt 93 L.P.66461 249 L.P. 20087 41 55 154

359 380 356 of 151 120

337 of L.P.24674 38 121

58 313 27 118 59 C.P. 151861 NEW 26 117 202 291 116 23 115 60 L.P.66460 KADANA 114 203 292 301 L.P.79629 113 290 Parish 22 112 40 RD 21 111 61 312 41 NEW 20 110 42 109 3 Reserve 9 35 43

153 66 L.P.66345 214 1 235

Pt 12 ST

Pt 11 223 11 5 Ponds CT L.P.47245

RC 4659 L.P.66459 2 215 67 Pt 10 234 3 84

224 DEVEREAUX 2 4 55 L.P. 71020 2 216 14 12 98 217 Creek 68

233 L.P.71021 83 54 225 6 3

L.P.66345 227 44 230 24 7 80 23 CT L.P.11082 51 228 16 WIRRAWAY 37 KERR ST 15 244 213 14 102

72 L.P.11082 CT 212 45

229 8 226 79 L.P.47751 SHORT 50 266 2 214 202 245 36 103

35 73

9 46 225 211 78 265 4 49 22 267 34 215 4 203

246 ELPIS NORTH 104

L.P.114657 14 74 City of Essendon 13 13 47 77 GR 10 224 264 CT 210 ST City of Broadmeadows

5 48

21 L.P.11083 268 15 216 204 L.P.114657 5 247 L.P.78666 L.P.11083 105

L.P.11083 33 75 31 12 T

R.P. 32295 223 209 76 L.P.53576 12 263 32 C 6 5 269 11 20 16 217 E 205

Essendon 6 106 6 248 N 250 251 252 253 AV

11 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 2 PRECINCT O 240 241 242 1 240A 222 30 208 RD 262 O 7 15 S CHRIS 17 D 7 270 218 16 12 19 L.P.66459 N 206

774 L 249 ST WILLETT AV E L.P.11083 A PERCIVAL AV R.P.4879

H 221

V L.P.11083 RD MASCOMA 261 AV 207 T 254 29 8 219 773 18 8 A FLANNERY AV 271 LOCKHEED 10 9 8 260 259 258 257 256 13 18 11 BONA 268 267 266 265 264 263 262 261 775 250

KERR

19 220 28 RIDGE CT 260 7

772 9 PL FOTIS L.P.53857 CT 14 272 VALDOONE 255 GR M Y XAVIER 17 3 6 776 ST L.P.114567 174 ST ST A 251 R T 27 20 E 38 E H T CT 10

N 24 25 259 17 21 22 23 GR L.P. 12958 15 L.P.20082 159 39 N 273 5 W AV 16 777 252 40 S ATHENS 173

RC 4659 18 11 63

FLA Playground Reserve SUMMIT 41 R.P. 12563 16 19 OAK PARK

15 274

1 258 160 42 Reserve L.P.20082 AV 172 Creek 43 L.P. 112359 275 64

111 156 of 513 102 95 45

of 288 112 110 149 157 103 512 12 ST L.P.91444 CT 46 R.P.6273 109 114 113 94 148 L.P.91844 104 PARK 3

AV 158 AIRPORT 108 OAK 511 47 93 105 147

3 557 128 166 196 221 138 ST 54 468 L.P.51387 2 92 127 1 556 86 LARKIN CRT 220 167 137 555 93 L.P. 64088 L.P. 10943 197 554 94 L.P. 91382 553 95 96 97 98 467 552 99 1 55

WOOLART 28 77 416 19 244 55 54 ST NORTHERN 600 CREEK 27 53 421 415 569 20 76 245

1 594 L.P. 57622 118 26 L.P. 12048 Ponds 397 117 601 422 116 L.P. 131534 115 APRON 21 114 414 RC 12057 25 593 396 570 22 ST 423

589 343 574 ST 399 312 408 391 311

540 310 564 SYLVESTER 309 Drainage 308 307 588 390 ST 306 575 407

1 563 536 Reserve Reserve 401 400 389 349 Drainage Reserve

RC 14073 541 Drainage 402 388

587 369 350

576

BEAUFORT 607 Reserve 313

535

562 L.P.12048 403 387

542 370 351 342 1268 1269 577 L.P. 11526 314 1270

1 386 1271 534 1272 ST 404

561 371 352 M-939

543 2 L.P.67276 315

578 L.P.12048 405 R.P. 33910 304 NORTH 533 2 1 ST 372 353 340 560 1324 1 1 384 385 316 1323 1322 L.P. 9053 544 1321 C.P. 100953 ST 579 4 610 L.P.11526 303 L.P.48316 373 354 339 532 2 L.P. 48220

559 3 611 383 317 1315 276 1314 545 580 2 302 VGG 612 JOHN 374 355 338 PRECINCT 531 382 318 558 277 No 38 pg 1018 April '76 613

546 301 VISION 375 356 337 2 319 581 614

530

557 L.P. 60437 278 704 300 615 376 357 336 547 JOHN 705 633 ST 1 320 279 582 616 706 529 STRELDON 556 ST 299 707 377 358 335 632 548 617 SHORT STR L.P. 48284 L.P. 12048 321 708 280

298 528 1 631 MASCOMA 709 378 359 334 555 634 2 710 322 549 630 583 281 711 City Moonee 297 AV 360 333

527 1391 629 379 1392 635 323 282 1395 550 296 1396 628 1 716715 C.P. 101216 1397 1398 636 City 332 1399 WIRRAWAY RD 361 526 of 1400 554 703 324 1401 627 283 637 702 ELDORADO

1 622 721 L.P.99236 2 292 642 699 328 621 Sewerage Reserve 722 287 643 L.P.12048 GREGORY Drainage 365 ETHEL 620 291 662 644 Jika 723 Jika 288 MASCOMA 619 Drainage 661 645

MARGARET 660 Broadmeadows 290 289 MELBOURNE 646 724 Doutta Galla Creek Essendon Ponds 659 647 725

L.P.14088 862 758 870 913 954 952 944 770 861 1 871 914

RC 14073 953 ST 860 769 872 915

3 879 921 762 ENGLISH STR 791 822 852 880 922 761 823 851

ST 881 PRECINCT 775 IVAN L.P.12048 1 824 850 792 760 L.P.31726 882

776 825 849 883

ST 793 826 848 2 884 777 794 827 847 885

788 L.P. 12048 801 828 846

778 886 815 ST 802 829 845 787 887 814

779 830 844 803 888 813 786 831 843

795

780 889 812 832 842

785 804 796 811

781 833 841

810

784 1 834 840 TERMINAL 787

782 L.P.12048 L.P.53894 809 L.P.12048 839

800 LARKIN STR 2 783 808

788 ST APRON 838 280 L.P.12048 1 NOMAD RD 799 2 1 L.P.31673 ST 279 3 L.P.32049 BRISTOL STR 262 1 2 1 281 2 L.P.38853 2

261 3

C.P. 100437 244 278

263 1

C.P. 151948 281 2 RC 14073

243 3

226 4 ST 260 5 245 L.P.21693

780 277 6 779 AVE HARGRAVE

264 225 995 282

ARVON

208

242

227

259

ST ST 246

207 276 9

265 224 L.P.44350 284 209 241 8

228 L.P.11110 258

247 AIRSIDE 206 275

L.P.11110 7 266

TAXIWAY 223

210

240 6 257 229

248

205

274

267

222

211

239

230

256

249 204

273

268

221

212 238

231 255

L.P.11110

250 R.P.5996

203

272

269 730 220

731 213

237 DAGONET

MATTHEWS SOUTHERN 232

254

251

202

270

219

ST ESMALE 214 C.P. 163177 APRON 236 691 233 253 690 AVIATION MELISSA

201 689 252

ROSLYN R.P.2367

218

PECK 215

FERNACRE AV 235 234

200 PECK 197

217

ST 216

PRECINCT 1 ST 199

45 198

MELISSA

ST 66

ESMALE AIRFIELD 46 88 89 65

110

111 87

90 64

641 SOUTH) - (NORTH 17-35 RUNWAY 642 643 644 109 645 112 PRECINCT L.P.10418 86 91

70 ST 108

113 602 85 601 92 600 599 598 71

107

114 84

ROSLYN 72

106

115 83

105

116 82

L.P.10418

104

117 96

AIRSIDE 103 553 554 118 555 97 F-911 556 557

102

119 ST 98

207

206 101 205 FERNACRE

204 120

MELISSA

RC 14073

100

121 RUNWAY 08-26 (EAST - WEST) LOCH

7 6 5 4 3 2 1

163 ST 1 1

162 2

L.P. 30144

L.P. 18301 2

161 LIND STREET 3

L.P. 8376 8 160 9 10 11 12 13 14 L.P. 23793

159 PERIMETER RD 1 15

L.P. 41627

158 2

NAPIER

157 RC 10799

MATTHEWS

156

RC 10799 AIRSIDEAIRSIDE

155 AIRSIDEAIRSIDE DFO 154 L.P. 8376 BULLA

153

152 PRECINCT 1

POTENTIAL TUNNEL RC 10799 1 2 2 3 Pt19 RC 10799 AV Pt20 L.P. 10363 ROLAND L.P. 98135 Pt21 148 Pt130 Pt131 NAPIER ROLAND RC 7014 22 Pt132 23 Pt133 24 Pt134 L.P. 10363 25 26 L.P. 10363 135

ST 120 121 122 AV RD 123

5 124 L.P. 26084 125 126 127 6

L.P. 10363

128 NAPIER

4 7 RC 10799 35 36 129 37 38 39 YORK L.P. 10363 L.P. 10363 40 41 8 42 43 44 45 RC 10799 46 LOEMAN L.P. 10363 ST L.P. 10363 47

MARKS 105

8 ST R.P. 18813 RC 10798 L.P. 46744

15 L.P. 7506 L.P. 7506 19 ST 23 21 LLOYD 24 25

36 L.P. 7506 6 26 14 46 27 28

23 91 L.P. 7506 CITY OF ESSENDON 13 90 89 L.P. 25318 88 L.P. 7506 ST 87 3 12 86 RC 7135 35 85 5 84 2 83 L.P. 19904 RC 10798 11 L.P. 8916 82 1

57 RC 13007 41 1 RD 86 42 AV 1 41 L.P. 62335 101 93 43 L.P. 8376 148 ST RC 5242 44 441 482 45 42 459 503 RC 11134 46 92 474 85 47 2 3 94 93 49 34 RC 7306 94 48 144 L.P. 9089 47 ST 449 L.P. 9089 46 102 L.P. 7506 45 R.P. 33561 84 95 44 R.P. 4709 95 18 96 59 483 KERNAN 97 43 442 460 51 42 L.P. 8916 98 L.P. 26084 473 L.P. 14601 2 83 99 33 77 100 101 MATTHEWS 143 6 381 BULLA 102 MARKS 41 KERFERD ST ROYAL C.P. 173414 448 L.P. 46367 82 L.P. 7506 104 484 2 L.P. 35181 17 105 461 R.P. 903 ST 501 502 78 L.P. 12420 106 443 472 KERNAN 283 107 R.P. 32869 1 0.91 282 108 L.P. 8660 1 109 C.P. 168798 81 281 142 RC 7305 280 110 380 104 2 111 L.P. 8660 79 279 40 112 58 ELM 2 278 L.P. 7506 113 485 1 L.P. 1227 462 16 63 L.P. 12420 114 57 500 16 471 115 56 444 Drainage 277 116 447 A-634 31 32 284 Pt 80 L.P. 1227 276 117 141 L.P. 35375 Reserve 275 118 L.P. 10508 L.P. 26084 5455 105 SALISBURY R.P. 1783 62 274 L.P. 12420 119 379 L.P. 7506 17 R.P. 12719 L.P. 1227 59 120 53 39 58 121 486 226 46 463 ST 122 499 201 L.P. 7158 Drainage 57 225 52 470 1 33 RC 9032 L.P. 1227 56 224 123 55 15 124 L.P. 77378 51 62 AV 223 445 1 61 54 222 125 140 L.P. 977 L.P. 47746 126 45 R.P. 30656 285 L.P. 8660 2 1 2 A-529 34 53 221 127 106 18 52 42 C.P. 103069 L.P. 8660 L.P. 132697 51 128 L.P. 12420 41 1 L.P. 8351 L.P. 28978 1 63 L.P. 1227 129 C.P. 107261 48 487 50 40 38 464 49 39 2 498 202 2 60 L.P. 8376 469 35 48 38 3 L.P. 67445 378 37 46 446 29 30 64 L.P. 12299 L.P. 46021 14 36 L.P. 26084 139 1 1 L.P. 11793 35 107 2 3 286 34 44A45 241 2 A-597 DUBLIN 60 L.P. 10508 DUDLEY 65 61 L.P. 1227 33 1 43A 488 32 465 L.P. 45745 L.P. 9089 60 497 203 1 62 31 37 63 30 41 R.P. 15091 377 468 64 29 28 2 66 65 AV 28 R.P. 31869 40 138 3 Pt 44 2 N-579 66 273 27 39 L.P. 8660 108 L.P. 38215 59 67 26 L.P. 26572 376 Reserve 68 25 287 1 489 L.P. 12113 4 67 69 L.P. 127199 496 1 70 23 204 L.P. 12045 58 22 36 21 GRACE 27 3 332 C.P. 155921 2 3 L.P. 16635 333 137 52 109 Pt 30 334 272 C.P. 35178 THELMA 13 1 239 240 335 159 L.P. 8351 57 2 9 ST 336 34 3 490 SALISBURY L.P. 9089 MAGDALA L.P. 12420 337 33 495 205 1 466 467 2 53 56 8 26 32 2 349 136 R.P. 5618 338 31 L.P. 8376 3 43 110 30 238 R.P. 13303 AV Reserve L.P. 85789 29 12 271 29 350 374 L.P. 11793 54 L.P. 1227 VGG 1972 p2751 491 L.P. 12420 28 494 206 42 227 4 L.P. 7158 288 27 373 R.P. 2663 0.91 327 228 RD 26 6 346 351 25 328 229 25 135 246 55 329 230 111 ST 330 231 24 372 237 331 339 43 164 5 1 352 2 8 L.P. 12420 44 Pt 3 270 163 23 5 28 11 45 162 L.P. 8376 2 493 L.P. 8660 207 L.P. 37309 Pt 39 HENSHALL 46 1 371 2 47 2122 L.P. 10508 353 L.P. 12932 L.P. 1227 L.P. 90468 2 24 7 Drainage 289 48 20 134 247 AV 49 RONALD L.P. 8351 3 R.P. 32642 340 50 19 345 112 A-271 354 236 2 56 51 18 L.P. 92306 370 2 6 52 1.83 Drainage 4 80 L.P. 12420 53 L.P. 977 L.P. 16592 79 492 10 54 208 1 1 78 3 27 55 5 77 234 2 23 269 233 56 133 248 76 290 57 14151617C.P. 173855 R.P. 5548 75 232 58 A-333 341 13 356 ST 113 L.P. 28822 39 74 89 59 369 235 RENOWN R.P. 19121 88 12 Drainage Reserve 73 L.P. 12420 TREADWELL 60 L.P. 8376 1 7 72 87 11 L.P. 11793 5 L.P. 1227 86 61 L.P. 10508 209 4 BALMORAL 71 62

201 345 L.P. 9089 L.P. 1227 92 202 1 A-566 93

294 94 222 2 214 270 30 2 259 12 GR HAYES 95 221 CARRINGTON Res KEILOR 254 96 220 127 KERFERD 21 10 L.P. 24732 1 RD ST Drainage 97 219 119 L.P. 11793 98 ST BULLA 29 218 ST 229 99 RD 217 L.P. 31728 5 100 264 216 HOUSTON 101 L.P. 18608 97 242 C.P. 109309 215 L.P. 39826 346 102 215 ST 271 WINDSOR 96 214 City of Keilor 321 95 103 1 16 17 18 14 13 RALEIGH 20 213 ST 241 104 126 255 1 94 L.P. 12299 212 R 93 105 1.83 Dr Reserve RD 120 139 106 211 287 92 138 2 L.P. 8351 R.P. 20668 210 2 228 O 91 137 107 209 City of Essendon Y 90 136 108 3 ST L.P. 1227 109 208 28 4 MAGDALA 135 L.P. 75863 263 L.P. 12299 C.P. 158211 4 216 A 243 207 19 134 110 320 272 L 2 133 111 256 347 112 125 132 113 DOUTTA 296 131 1 121 L.P. 8351 286 130 227 L.P. 1227 RD Reserve 129 27 98 L.P. 1227 128 L.P. 12420 217 15 BOWLING 18 99 127 L.P. 8660 273 8 100 AV 126 L.P. 1227 262 125 244 319 101 124 124 102 3 257 L.P. 7518 103 348 123 122 285 122 5 2 3 26 104 2 KEILOR L.P. 8037 297 L.P. 12299 226 105 ST 1 BIRDWOOD 7 121 2 17 GALLA 120 218 322 L.P. 22977 22 119 L.P. 32669 A-90 3 316 118 L.P. 8351 315 261 117 1 123 258 318 314 CLUB 245 2 284 21 313 3 1 3 16 312 225 ORR 311 349 C.P. 158212 4 L.P. 12420 ST 5 219 323 L.P. 9089 12 2 11 B-294 6 15 1 L.P. 1227 10 L.P. 14384 27 DOUTTA Pt 13 260 247 9 292 L.P. 1227 283 L.P. 45411 R.P. 30826 L.P. 12420 248 8 2 246 249 224 14 ST Drainage Reserve 7 Pt 12 298 L.P. 8037 R.P. 6638 350 250 2 220 BOWLING 302 324 251 6 1 303 L.P. 12420 252 Reserve 5 210 ST GALLA 304 253 L.P. 19699 4 L.P. 8351 2 254 28 305 L.P. 3151 11 140 255 3 282 293 L.P. 15886 259 256 2 141

251 L.P. 20962 28 354 KERFERD 355 AV 100 R.P. 1444 356 14 10 13 66

5 R.P. 7456 357 13 ST 11 L.P. 11656 1 VGG 1975 p3222 CRANWELL 20 108 12 3 11 300 72 275 GLENBERVIE

10 144 50 L.P. 37210 253 9 3 Pt 64 252 8 112 1 R.P. 11524 CT 7 RENOWN 2 2 6 Pt 597 GLENBERVIE ST

L.P. 17134 L.P. 39184

L.P. 85556

L.P. 85556 L.P. 17032 N R.P. 26078

MASTER PLAN ESSENDON AIRPORT PTY LTD.