An approved growth precinct · City of Whittlesea · VPA PSP 1094

Future plans

What the approved precinct structure plan delivers.

The Victorian Planning Authority sets out the long term shape of the suburb, from dwelling capacity to the town centre, schools and open space.

Planned deliverables.

~2,358 homes

Dwelling capacity set by the precinct structure plan.

Local town centre

A walkable centre for everyday shopping and services.

School sites

Government and non-government school sites reserved in the plan.

Conservation areas

Conservation and biodiversity areas are identified in the approved precinct structure plan.

Open space and green spine

A connected network of parks, trails and drainage corridors.

~6,600 residents

The future population the precinct is planned to support.

Source: Victorian Planning Authority, Quarry Hills PSP (PSP 1094).

An indicative delivery timeline.

Delivery depends on developer staging, servicing and market conditions. The sequence below is indicative only.

  1. 01

    Enabling works

    Roads, drainage, power, water and sewer brought to the first stages.

  2. 02

    First homes

    Early land releases settle and construction begins across initial stages.

  3. 03

    Town centre

    The local centre and community facilities come online as population grows.

  4. 04

    Maturing community

    Schools, parks and later stages complete the planned precinct.

Aerial view over the planned Quarry Hills precinct and surrounding parkland
Artist's impression — indicative only.

The official plan

Gazetted. Amendment C188 gazetted 20 October 2016 (PSP 1094). DCP amendments GC75 gazetted 9 November 2017 and VC249 gazetted 15 January 2024.

PSP documents are published by the Victorian Planning Authority. HALP links to the official source and does not host or alter them.