Development Edge will start developing land on Pyke Rd when council and the Victorian Government complete rezoning. Development Edge project director Michael Lewis and Spiire engineer Adam Rando are looking forward to the project.
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Kelly Carmody
Tatura is set to thrive with a new land development planned for the future.
In a significant stride towards fostering strategic residential growth, the Greater Shepparton City Council has granted approval to amend its planning scheme, green-lighting the rezoning of 602 hectares of agricultural land in Tatura.
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This visionary plan sets the stage for the town’s expansion over the next three decades, with the potential to accommodate up to 3620 residential lots, spanning various densities and rural living options.
The approved amendment, demarcated by the Midland Hwy and Pyke Rd to the north, Dhurringile and Bayunga Rds to the east, Cussen Park, Pyke Rd, and Murton Rd to the south, and Dhurringile and Tatura-Undera Rds to the west, aims to secure the identified land as a future residential growth corridor.
City of Greater Shepparton Mayor Shane Sali expressed great optimism about Tatura’s transformation earlier this year and said he envisioned Tatura evolving into its own city and potentially merging with Mooroopna, rivalling the size of Kialla in the near future.
To ensure Tatura remains an appealing and liveable town for new residents, a forthcoming precinct structure plan will be implemented, introducing new housing options, expansive open spaces, and essential supporting infrastructure.
Development Edge project director Michael Lewis said Pyke Rd offered an optimal location for their future residential master planned community and highlighted the community’s advantageous proximity to the Northlinks Golf Course and excellent access to Tatura’s town centre, as well as convenient connections to the Midland Hwy, leading to Shepparton and Bendigo.
“Our aim is to develop this community with the same level of excellence and appeal that have become synonymous with our other successful projects, such as Seven Creeks Estate, The Vines, and Sanctuary Park Estate in Shepparton,” Michael said.
“With a focus on enhancing the quality of life, the development will encompass thoughtfully designed parklands, open spaces, shared path linkages, and tree-lined streets.
“These amenities will offer residents recreational opportunities and a connection with nature, creating a vibrant and liveable environment.
“We will start the development when council and state government complete the rezoning which is hopefully in the coming months, so timing of all this is in their hands right now.”
Characterised by generous lot sizes and a dedication to quality, Development Edge’s future residential development on Pyke Rd emerges as a remarkable addition to their portfolio, promising residents an exceptional living experience within a serene and well-connected community.
“The strategic expansion of Tatura holds immense promise, as it not only meets the needs of prospective residents but also preserves the town’s unique character and charm,” Michael said.
Development Edge project director Michael Lewis and Spiire engineer Adam Rando are excited about Tatura’s residential land expansion.
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Kelly Carmody