Most recent applications from Murrindindi Shire Council, VIC

Locating a 20 x 8 foot shipping container.

6 days ago

Alterations and additions to an existing dwelling

6 days ago

Our client proposes to expand the existing business and improve the functionality of the site, which has necessitated the proposed removal of multiple trees (9 Victorian Native).

7 days ago

Construct a dwelling

15 days ago

Construction of a replacement dwelling and removal of native vegetation

16 days ago

Barn: Animal husbandry & shearing shed Dairy: Renovate derelict dairy to create short term accommodation, capacity 6 people. Target audience families, couples, singles with interest in fishing, bushwalking, cycling, farm experiences. Features include views, access to creek, base to explore surrounding area, interaction with farm animals. We anticipate standard check ins around 2pm, and check outs around 10am.

About 1 month ago

Re-subdivision of the land from three lots into two lots

About 1 month ago

Remove, destroy or lop native vegetation 3738 Whittlesea-Yea Rd is a historic private landfill which Council has since inherited for rehabilitation. The proposed project is to gather and re-bury rubbish that has been eroded out of the landfill cap, while also improving the existing site drainage. The front fenceline will also be repaired/reinstated noting that this will not impact the existing trees. Proposed works will not require the removal of any trees outside of a group of young trees that will need to be removed to allow access to a large section of exposed rubbish on the south of the site. The reburying works will require the area of the cap to be covered with a 300mm layer of soil. While this soil layer will not extend down the embankments into the heavily vegetated areas, it will extend to the edges of the vegetation/tree line surrounding the cap. Due to the 300mm extra layer of soil against some trunks, a large number of trees may need to be declared as lost.

About 1 month ago

Dwelling (Alts & Adds)

About 1 month ago

Construction of a single dwelling for residential occupation by the landowner, ancillary to the ongoing agricultural use of the land The dwelling is required to enable on-site management, maintenance, and improvement of the property, including hobby-scale agricultural activities such as the establishment and ongoing care of grape vines and other fruit trees,, and general land stewardship. The development will consist of a single three-bedroom dwelling and associated services, with the much of the land retained for agricultural and rural uses consistent with the Farming Zone.

About 2 months ago