Amendment C3, proposing to reduce minimum subdivision size in currently non-urban areas of Langwarrin & Skye from 20 ha to 1 ha or less
		"This amendment should take the opportunity to attract residents and tourists alike by promoting the sustainable coexistence of urban living and the conservation of indigenous flora and fauna - see 'Issues' below"

 

Rezoning proposal	Details made available by Frankston City Council of the proposal to move the residential boundary by re-zoning and ultimately subdividing large tracts of land in Langwarrin North and Skye, including several areas with significant bushland and open space.
Issues	A discussion of some critical issues which need to be addressed to protect the region's present and future environmental and social values, including the need for native vegetation reserves & habitat areas.
Panel submission 1	Submission by Langwarrin Bush & Parklands Group to the Panel investigating the C3 proposal (Powerpoint 2000 file, 231kb).
Photo - L188	Aerial photo of the area north of Studio Park, which is proposed to be subdivided under separate proposal L188.
Photo - C7	Aerial photo of Potts Road area, comparing vegetative cover .
Photo - vegetation	Aerial photo of Frankston City, showing areas identified by Council as having significant indigenous vegetation.
Photos of fauna	Photographs of native mammals, amphibians, reptiles and birds which have been recorded in the area by fauna experts.
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