Planning

The statutory planning unit department of the council is responsible for assessing and enforcing planning permit applications in accordance with the Wodonga planning scheme. The unit also co-ordinates the issue of subdivision permits and the release of plans of subdivision and works closely with council's strategic planning unit on the formation of policies and planning scheme amendments in accordance with the future vision of the council.

Wodonga planning scheme

A copy of the Wodonga Planning Scheme can be accessed from here.

Planning scheme amendments

The strategic planning department at Wodonga Council manages the content of the Wodonga Planning Scheme. The council can support a proposal to amend the planning scheme to achieve a desirable planning outcome or to support a new policy direction.

Planning register

A planning register is required to be maintained by Wodonga Council under the Planning and Environment Act 1987. The register is a list summarising the planning applications lodged with the City of Wodonga and the outcome of the application.

Planning applications on public exhibition

To view planning applications currently on public notice, please click on the relevant planning applicaiton number below. A full copy of the application for public notice is available to view at reception during business hours at Wodonga Council offices in Hovell St.

Fire and native vegetation - planning permits

WODONGA Council would like to remind its residents that a planning permit is often required to remove, destroy or lop native vegetation in and around your property. Planning permits are generally required under Clause 52.17 of your local planning scheme,

Planning applications

If you propose to develop, subdivide, use land or change the existing use of a property, you should discuss your proposal in detail with Council Staff.

Information required to accompany a planning application

Prior to lodging a planning application, arrange an appointment with a Town Planner to have preliminary discussions regarding your proposal. This will assist you in the preparation of your planning application and provide an understanding of the planning process.

Frequently asked questions