Maffra Structure Plan

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The Maffra Structure Plan was adopted by Council on 17 May 2022.

The Maffra Structure Plan provides a long-term strategic vision to guide the future growth of the town and a clear planning framework that ensures growth and development occurs in appropriate locations and in a coordinated way over the next 20 years.

In particular, the Maffra Structure Plan:

  • helps influence, manage and facilitate change to land uses, buildings and public spaces in accordance with relevant state, regional and local planning policy
  • assesses the suitability and proposed locations of future residential growth
  • identifies the key infrastructure required to provide future growth
  • identifies land for future commercial, industrial and community services and facilities to support growth
  • guides future residential land use and development

The Maffra Structure Plan will be used as the basis to support formal changes to the Wellington Planning Scheme through revised planning provisions, and to facilitate the implementation of the Plan's land use recommendations. 







The Maffra Structure Plan was adopted by Council on 17 May 2022.

The Maffra Structure Plan provides a long-term strategic vision to guide the future growth of the town and a clear planning framework that ensures growth and development occurs in appropriate locations and in a coordinated way over the next 20 years.

In particular, the Maffra Structure Plan:

  • helps influence, manage and facilitate change to land uses, buildings and public spaces in accordance with relevant state, regional and local planning policy
  • assesses the suitability and proposed locations of future residential growth
  • identifies the key infrastructure required to provide future growth
  • identifies land for future commercial, industrial and community services and facilities to support growth
  • guides future residential land use and development

The Maffra Structure Plan will be used as the basis to support formal changes to the Wellington Planning Scheme through revised planning provisions, and to facilitate the implementation of the Plan's land use recommendations. 





  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Have your say by completing this quick community consultation survey on the 'Discussion Paper & Emerging Directions' for the Maffra Structure Plan. The 'Discussion Paper & Emerging Directions' is the first step in the structure planning process and summarises the context of the Structure Plan study area (see below), teases-out key issues and opportunities that affect the town and informs an emerging vision and associated set of key emerging directions. Your feedback is important and will help us to better understand the views and aspirations of the community and inform the development of the draft Maffra Structure Plan.  

    This survey should take no more than 15 minutes to complete. Responses will remain anonymous and will not be used individually.

    There are two parts to this survey:

    • Part 1 (Q.1 & Q.2) – To provide input on the Emerging Vision for Maffra; and
    • Part 2 (Q.3 - Q.10) – To gain feedback on the four (4) Emerging Directions for Maffra, which are:
      1. Theme 1 – Unlocking balanced growth to create new residential development supported by infrastructure.
      2. Theme 2 – Strengthen the sense of belonging and character through public spaces, streets and buildings. 
      3. Theme 3 – Creating meaningful connections to create accessible and green links to open space, facilities, and key areas/points within and across Maffra.
      4. Theme 4 – Enhance self-reliance to grow employment, create attractions and foster sustainable initiatives. 
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  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    If you would like to make a general submission, please do so here. Please note that the closing date for submissions is 5pm on Monday 17 January 2022

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