An established growth suburb — City of Casey · PSP 17
VPA PSP 17 · Approved precinct plan

The plan behind Cranbourne West.

The Victorian Planning Authority Precinct Structure Plan sets out how the precinct grows — streets, parks, schools, drainage and a local town centre — over the long term.

New homes

A precinct-scale program of new dwellings, delivered over multiple stages by multiple developers.

Local town centre

A future retail and community heart, planned to serve the surrounding neighbourhoods.

Government & non-government schools

Reserved sites within the precinct for primary and secondary education.

Conservation & open space

A green-spine network with reserves, waterway corridors and shared paths.

Community facilities

Sporting reserves, community meeting places and neighbourhood-scale services.

Established residential base

Thousands of residents already call the precinct home.

Source: Victorian Planning Authority — Cranbourne West PSP (PSP 17).

Aerial view of the future town centre area in Cranbourne West
Artist's impression — indicative only.
Delivery timeline

An indicative sequence.

01
Enabling works

Roads, services, drainage — the invisible groundwork.

02
First homes

Initial estates settle and families move in.

03
Town centre

Retail, community and everyday amenity come online.

04
Maturing community

Schools, parks and streets settle into full use.

Timeline shown is indicative. Delivery is subject to developer programs, market conditions and government approvals.

The official plan

Read the plan straight from the source.

Gazetted 3 February 2010 (C102); PSP updated 7 June 2012 (C159, Casey).

PSP documents are published by the Victorian Planning Authority. HALP links to the official source and does not host or alter them.