Consultation to inform the preparation of the draft reviewed Southern Tasmania Regional Land Use Strategy.
For information on how to participate, visit shapingtasmania.com.au
What is the Southern Tasmania Regional Land Use Strategy?
The Southern Tasmania Regional Land Use Strategy (STRLUS) is one of three regional land use strategies in Tasmania. The STRLUS is a key planning tool that includes long-term planning directions for the Southern Tasmania region, influencing land use and development and providing a critical link between State and local strategic planning within the region.
Further information is available in Regional Land Use Strategies
Where does the Southern Tasmania Regional Land Use Strategy apply?
The STRLUS applies in the Southern Tasmania region, which is formed by the following council areas:
- Brighton
- Central Highlands
- Clarence
- Derwent Valley
- Glamorgan Spring-Bay
- Glenorchy
- Hobart
- Huon Valley
- Kingborough
- Sorell
- Southern Midlands and
- Tasman.
Why is the Southern Tasmania Land Use Strategy being reviewed?
The STRLUS is a key element of the Tasmanian Planning System and should be regularly and periodically reviewed.
Further information is available in Regional Land Use Strategy Review
What is the State of Play document?
A State of Play document has been released to inform the consultation process for the STRLUS review. Current data and trends to understand how the Southern Tasmania region is changing are presented in the document to help with the STRLUS review.
How to get involved?
For information on how to participate, visit shapingtasmania.com.au
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