The City of Port Phillip is showing leadership by planning in an integrated way for an area that is experiencing significant change.

Nestled between the Southbank highrise precinct and the Albert Park Reserve, the South Melbourne Central precinct is a genuine example of an integrated mixed-use precinct anchored around the South Melbourne Market and Clarendon Street strip shopping centre.

Council has developed frameworks and concepts for the design and revitalisation of this authentic urban centre and has prepared the South Melbourne Central Study.

This study consists of the South Melbourne Central Background Report, the South Melbourne Central Structure Plan and Implementation Strategy and the South Melbourne Central Urban Design Framework.

	South Melbourne Central - Structure Plan and UDF		The Structure Plan provides the vision and strategies for South Melbourne Central and sets out how we would like to see both the Activity Centre and the large South Melbourne area to develop and grow over the next ten to fifteen years.
	South Melbourne Shopping Precinct - Streetscape Masterplan		The draft Streetscape Masterplan identifies several key issues and opportunities for improving the streetscape of the South Melbourne shopping precinct.
	SMC - Project Overview		South Melbourne Central is a planning project looking at the future for the area of South Melbourne centred around the Clarendon Street and Coventry Street shopping strips.
	SMC - Consultant Reports		To inform the Planning Forum and Structure Plan preparation, reports on retail analysis and economic & employment analysis were prepared.
	SMC - Amendment C52		Amendment C52 is the statutory framework which will guide planning decisions in South Melbourne to give effect to the South Melbourne Central Study
	Coventry Street Listening Post		Have your say on the design for Coventry Street, South Melbourne - South Melbourne Station to Clarendon Street
	Clarendon Street Charter		Clarendon Street Charter includes more trade not less trade | Safe and reliable travel | Better streetscape.

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