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Action 1: Implementing housing targets for every local government area
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Action 4: Increase the number of social and affordable homes
Action 5: Match car and bike parking requirements and bike facilities with demand
Action 6: Update the Better Apartments Design Standards and the Apartment Design Guidelines for Victoria
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Action 8: Ensure new industrial and commercial land is ready for development
Action 9: Streamline community infrastructure developer contributions
Action 10: Make the planning system fairer for Traditional Owners and First Peoples
Action 11: Coordinate public infrastructure and service delivery to support more homes
Action 12: Protect and enhance our canopy trees
Action 13: Introduce minimum standards and guidance for open space in established urban areas
Action 14: Make the best use of land at train stations
Action 15: Update design guidance to deliver better public places
Action 16: Embed Traditional Owners’ knowledge in the built environment and introduce more Traditional Owner place names in partnership with Traditional Owners
Action 17: Encourage walking and cycling
Action 18: Improve the environmental sustainability of development
Action 19: Better communicate and manage flood, bushfire and climate hazard risks
Action 20: Reflect Country in planning schemes where supported by and following ongoing engagement with Traditional Owners
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Action 22: Protect and carefully use regional resources
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