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C216ball Part 1 The Minister for Planning has approved Amendment C216ball Part 1 to the Ballarat Planning Scheme. The Amendment comes into operation on the date this notice is published in the Victorian Government Gazette. The Amendment rezones land as part of Lot 1 PS545482N, Giot Drive, Wendouree from Public Park and Recreation Zone(PPRZ) to Schedule 1 to the General Residential Zone (GRZ1); and 12A Albert Street, Sebastopol from ...

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Located at the foot of Mt Buninyong, this historical building was established in 1891 and is situated on the Scotsburn Bicentennial Park commemorated in 1988.

The City of Ballarat has identified a range of priority projects which we are directly advocating for to the Victorian and Australian Governments

The Black Hill Reserve includes the Black Hill lookout, offering sweeping views of Ballarat and the surrounding district to the south. The reserve has also become a focal point of downhill mountain bike riding in Ballarat. Six cross country trails, four downhill trails, two pump tracks, skills area and advanced jump park are open for use. Features Scenic lookout Mountain bike course  

Submit an eServices request to determine ownership of adjoining property assumed to be City of Ballarat-owned.We will consider sharing costs where the City of Ballarat is the freehold owner of adjoining land that is not a public park or public reserve.Want more details?Call our Property team on 5320 5500. 

Find our strategies, action plans and master plans for Ballarat; City of Ballarat's policies and procedures; local laws; and governance rules.

Ballarat's first electric street light was turned on in 1895. Now there are more than 12,000 streetlights across our municipality.  

To retain our trees they need space to grow above and below ground. Tree Protection Zones are allocated to ensure no damage is caused to tree trunks, roots, canopy or branches during works or construction. See Tree Protection in the City of Ballarat for protection requirements for public trees in Ballarat.

The pre-application process is a two-way conversation between you (the permit applicant) and Council’s planning officers. This provides you with a better understanding of Council policy and officer’s views. This process also provides our officers with a better understanding of your proposal. After a pre-application process, you should be clear on what Council expects and the upcoming planning assessment steps. We look forward to meeting with you ...