TRZ1 — Transport Zone
Land reserved for transport infrastructure — TRZ1 state roads/freeways, TRZ2 principal road network, TRZ3 railways, TRZ4 airports and ports-related transport — managed by the relevant transport authority.
Built form
Development generally needs the transport authority’s consent; private use of the land effectively requires rezoning.
Typically allowed
- Transport infrastructure and works by/for the transport authority
What is allowed on a particular site depends on the council’s schedule to this zone and any overlays. Check the scheme; we make no determination.
Typically not allowed
- Private dwellings and development unrelated to the transport purpose
What to look at
Not developable private land. If part of a title falls in a TRZ it usually signals a road/rail reservation — a possible future acquisition strip — so check the title and any Public Acquisition Overlay carefully before purchase.
Source: Victoria Planning Provisions, Clause 36.04 (Transport Zone); DTP planning.vic.gov.au
Councils that map TRZ1
- Ararat14 mapped areas
- Ballarat38 mapped areas
- Banyule12 mapped areas
- Bass Coast6 mapped areas
- Baw Baw7 mapped areas
- Bayside30 mapped areas
- Benalla28 mapped areas
- Boroondara27 mapped areas
- Brimbank9 mapped areas
- Campaspe14 mapped areas
- Cardinia16 mapped areas
- Casey13 mapped areas
- Colac Otway14 mapped areas
- Corangamite4 mapped areas
- Darebin26 mapped areas
- East Gippsland12 mapped areas
- Frankston10 mapped areas
- Gannawarra47 mapped areas
- Glen Eira14 mapped areas
- Glenelg17 mapped areas
- Golden Plains5 mapped areas
- Greater Dandenong18 mapped areas
- Greater Geelong56 mapped areas
- Hindmarsh25 mapped areas
- Hobsons Bay21 mapped areas
- Horsham8 mapped areas
- Hume13 mapped areas
- Indigo6 mapped areas
- Kingston21 mapped areas
This list covers the councils in our corpus only. A council we hold no data for may also map TRZ1 — we simply cannot say.
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This page reports what is mapped in published VIC planning data, as we last synced it on 23 May 2026. It is general information, not planning advice, and it makes no assessment of any proposal. Whether an approval is needed, and what a council decides, are matters for the responsible authority — check the council’s own planning scheme and contact them directly.