Housing Land Supply Order (Mornington) 2025

• The site is currently zoned Community Purpose, and development of the site for housing is restricted under this zone.
• Rezoning the land will enable Homes Tasmania to increase the supply of social and affordable housing within the Clarence Local Government Area.
• The proposed Order, if approved, will result in the subject land being rezoned to the  General Residential Zone.
• The land is intended to be developed in conjunction with No. 10A Binalong Road, an area of 1.12 hectares. Together these sites have potential to accommodate up to 47 new dwellings, dependent on the type of development proposed and the requirements of the Tasmanian Planning Scheme and Clarence Local Provisions Schedule.
• Homes Tasmania advises that 12 existing units at 10A Binalong Road will be retained.

The proposed Order relates to approximately 749 m2 of land at 10 Binalong Road, Mornington, described by folio of the Register 23205/1.

The land is owned by Homes Tasmania.

Making a submission

Submissions may be made about the relevant matters specified in section 13(2) of the Housing Land Supply Act 2018.

The relevant matters are:

• the suitability of the land for residential use
• the suitability of the intended zone, or
• whether the Minister would contravene section 5(2) or section 6 (1) or (2) of the Housing Land Supply Act 2018 by making a housing land supply order.

Have your say

Consultation will be open from Monday 30 June to COB Monday 28 July. You can have your say by making a written submission, and posting or emailing it to our office before the consultation period closes.

Key documents

Consultation package (PDF 714.1 KB)

Consultant's report (PDF 4.1 MB)

Postal address
State Planning Office
Department of State Growth
GPO Box 536
Hobart TAS 7001

Email address

haveyoursay@stateplanning.tas.gov.au

Personal information

The Minister for Planning will consider all Housing Land Supply Order submissions in accordance with legislation before determining whether to table the proposed Order in Parliament or not. Where the Order is tabled, the submissions are included for Parliament’s review. Either House of Parliament can disallow (refuse) a proposed Order.

If the Minister for Planning determines not to table the proposed Order in Parliament, legislation requires the Minister to publish all submissions received and provide reasons for not tabling the proposed Order.

No personal information other than an individual’s name or the organisation making a submission will be presented to Parliament or published.

For further information, please contact the State Planning Office by emailing spo@stateplanning.tas.gov.au, or read the Tasmanian Government Public Submissions Policy.

When they become available, the Minister's report will be tabled in Parliament and are available on the Parliament of Tasmania website.

Awaiting decision.