1.1 Explain The Factors That Contribute To The Development Of The Community

1.2 Neighbourhood Character
Neighbourhood Character refers to "the appearance and feeling of a region", especially the residential area. It also includes activities that take place there. In everyday use, it is often synonymous with local character, living characteristics, urban character and place identity, but these terms have a more specific meaning than urban planning and protection. (Neighbourhood Character, 2015-2017)

(Melbourne Planning Scheme, 2017)
1.3 Surrounding Approvals (and existing portfolio)
1.4 Council and Community Plan
A community plan to identify local problems and opportunities and set a viable and long-term vision for the future. Prepare action plans to achieve this vision.
Why do we need community planning? It

But at a higher level.
1.4.1 Example (City of Melbourne)
 In order to be a sustainable city, we cherish the natural environment and want to protect and strengthen the green of our city.
 Invitation to open and urban space. We will continue to improve the public infrastructure, meeting places and open space, providing an inclusive, safe and attractive place for community use.
 To create an inclusive community, our people and our communities are healthy, interconnected, and have something in common.
 Responsive and effective service. People can speak in our decisions and take them as the center. We will provide affordable, respectful, responsive, reliable and quality service. (Draft Council Plan 2017–21)
1.5 Applicable Zoning and Town Planning Requirements and Approval Process / Appeals
1.5.1 Zoning planning
Zoning is the basic tool for successful urban planning. The map divides the community into different types of areas, including residential, commercial, industrial, public buildings, parks and green spaces. In most of the zoning economies, each zone has its own development regulations within its jurisdiction. These regulations determine the size, height, shape and color of the building; the location of the building; and the city

To ensure that our resources are well managed. To meet the needs and expectations of the future. Planning is a dynamic process that is constantly changing in response to changes within the community. Urban planners develop strategies and design communities where we live, work and play. Building and natural environment, community needs. Cultural significance and economic sustainability. Planners aim to improve the quality of life and create a vibrant community. With the increasing size of the population and the growing population, planners increasingly need to manage these changes.
The plan is concerned with the use of land, ensuring land management, taking into account social and environmental needs. Planning involves decision-making, changing the environment and affecting everyday life. These decisions may be on the place of residence, removal of vegetation and vegetation restoration, environmental business development and protection.
1.5.3 Application
Permit do not always require the use or development of land. The planning plan allows some changes in land use without the need for a permit to provide conditions to meet. Certain uses or developments may be