Key points
- Tasmania is split into three planning regions.
- Good regional planning is key to the sustainable development of the regions.
- Regional land use strategies (RLUS) are a key tool of the framework.
- Each region has its own RLUS.
Tasmania is split into three planning regions, which are made up of multiple local government areas.
While the regions share common issues, each region is also unique and needs specific responses to develop sustainably.
Regional land use strategies (RLUS) are a key tool of the framework. They set long-term planning directions for each region, influencing land use and development and providing a critical link between State and local planning.
The regional planning framework provides the basis for regional planning in Tasmania. The framework is made of legal, regulatory, and administrative tools that guide regional planning.
If you are looking for simpler information about planning than what’s on this page, the Getting Started section tells you how to find the scheme in your area, and some basic information about how they work.
