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A planning certificate is used to satisfy the Sale of Land Act 1962, which requires a vendor to provide details of the land zoning, and any overlay controls or exhibited proposed amendments to the planning scheme.

Planning certificates do not show the locations of zone or overlay boundaries, or details of any other specific controls. Contact a planner at the local council to check for any other planning provisions that might apply.

Get a planning certificate

Apply for a planning certificate at LANDATA® Titles, Property Certificates and Crown Land Status Reports.

To get a certificate you will need to provide:

  • your contact details, or an existing LANDATA login
  • information about the property or properties in question
  • credit card details for the purchase of the certificate or certificates.

Municipalities available

We issue planning certificates for the municipalities below. If your municipality is not listed contact your local council to get a planning certificate.

Alpine Resorts
Ballarat
Banyule
Baw Baw
Bayside
Boroondara
Brimbank
Campaspe
Cardinia
Casey
Colac Otway
Darebin
East Gippsland
Frankston
French Island
Glen Eira
Golden Plains
Greater Bendigo
Greater Dandenong
Greater Geelong
Greater Shepparton
Hobsons Bay
Hume
Indigo
Kingston
Knox
Latrobe
Loddon
Manningham
Mansfield
Maribyrnong
Melbourne
Melton
Mitchell
Moira
Monash
Moonee Valley
Moorabool
Merri-bek
Mornington Peninsula
Mount Alexander
Moyne
Murrindindi
Nillumbik
Port of Melbourne
Port Phillip
Pyrenees
South Gippsland
Stonnington
Swan Hill
Surf Coast
Warrnambool
Wellington
Whitehorse
Whittlesea
Wodonga
Wyndham
Yarra

Page last updated: 01/01/24

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