An approved growth area — City of Casey · Gazetted Precinct Structure Plans
Future plans

Guided by gazetted Precinct Structure Plans.

Clyde East sits within the eastern Clyde growth area — governed by the Victorian Planning Authority's gazetted PSPs for Clyde North and Clyde Creek.

What the plans deliver.

New homes

Thousands of dwellings across the gazetted PSPs, at a range of typologies and price points.

Local town centre

Retail, services and community amenity within walking and cycling distance.

Schools

Government and non-government school sites reserved within the PSPs.

Open space & green spine

Creek corridor, wetlands, sports reserves and neighbourhood parks.

Conservation

Native vegetation and biodiversity areas retained under the plan.

Future residents

A maturing, family-oriented community over the coming decade.

Source: Victorian Planning Authority — Clyde North PSP (2011) and Clyde Creek PSP 54 (2014).

Indicative delivery timeline

Stage 1
Enabling works

Roads, drainage and services deliver the first neighbourhoods.

Stage 2
First homes

House & land packages, townhomes and larger lots complete.

Stage 3
Town centre

Retail, hospitality and community services open.

Stage 4
Maturing community

Schools, parks and additional housing embed the neighbourhood.

The official plan

Approved — the eastern Clyde growth area is guided by gazetted Precinct Structure Plans: the Clyde North PSP (Amendment C153, gazetted 2011) and the neighbouring Clyde Creek PSP (PSP 54, Amendment C186, gazetted 20 November 2014). Clyde North is one of Victoria's fastest-growing communities.

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

Aerial view of the Clyde East growth area
Artist's impression — indicative only