housing development

  • Subdivision steams ahead

    Colac Otway Shire Council has officially approved a planning permit for a subdivision and three new houses in Wynne Street, despite community objection.

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  • Plan for new street to link to lake and sports grounds

    A new road linking Colac’s Murray Street to Lake Colac and new sports fields is on Colac Otway Shire Council’s radar.

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  • Expansion for housing at Cobden

    Plans to expand Cobden’s town boundaries for more residential development just need the State Planning Minister’s tick of approval.

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  • Road reshuffle for development

    An Elliminyt dead-end court will become a through road to open up new land for housing development.

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  • ESTATE BACKED: Trees to be protected in Bruce Street subdivision

    Developers will need to retain street trees in Colac’s Bruce Street as part of a 54-lot subdivision of former council-owned land.

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  • New tax to hit land investors

    Funds from a new state property tax should go back into the rural and regional communities it impacts, a local councillor says.

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  • A 143-lot housing subdivision at Apollo Bay’s eastern entrance is closer to reality, with Colac Otway Shire Council approving a development plan for the site after years of talks.

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  • Bruce Street subdivision opposed

    A planning permit for a multi-lot subdivision in Colac is facing opposition, with Colac Otway Shire Council looking into the application’s next steps.

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