The City Plan shows what the council is doing across the city and by each neighbourhood.

The council is involved in many activities and is constantly developing and planning new projects to improve the city. It often gets confusing to understand what we are doing.

Mapping the existing situation and showing where we are planning improvements will make it easier to understand what is available now and where new things will be happening.

The City of Port Phillip City Plan was originally published in 2005.  Since it's release, there have been a number of changes to the city Plan.  The City Plan - 2006 Addendum covers major corrections to the document.

For more information, contact the Environment and Renewal Department via eServices or phone ASSIST on (03) 9209 6777 or TTy (03) 9209 6713.

	So what is in the City Plan?		The City Plan looks at Port Phillip in terms of the seven themes of Regional Role, Urban Structure, People, Communities and Neighbourhoods, Land Use and Activity, Open Space, Recreation and the Arts and Transport and Access
	Where does the City Plan fit in?		Where does the City Plan fit into other plans of State Government and neighbouring councils?
	City Plan - Key projects description		What are the key projects specified within the City Plan?
	Download the City Plan Maps		You can download all the City Plan maps from here. Thirteen maps from the City Plan are available for download, but print copies of the City Plan are also available.