Specialising in town planning and Property consulting
Welcome to F R Perry & Associates, specialists in all areas of town and property consultancy including residential, commercial, industrial and retail planning, applied economic and social research, and project management
With extensive experience in the planning industry, FR Perry and Associates has the knowledge, skill and expertise to guide you through a wide range of urban planning issues.
Our services include:
- Strategic planning
- Statutory planning
- Amendments to Planning Schemes
- Client representation at
- Council meetings
- Consultative meetings
- Advice on Government policy
- VCAT
- State
- Local
- Architects
- Landscape
- Lawyers
- Traffic engineers
- Applications for planning permits for residential, commercial, retail and industrial
- Applications for review to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Appeals Tribunal (VCAT)
- A coordination role in relation to other specialists and professionals in the urban planning process.
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F R Perry + Associates
Level 13, 30 Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Ph: 03 9662 1999
Fax: 03 9662 2044
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News
Modernising Victoria's Planning Act submission
F.R. Perry & Associates put forward its thoughts on how Victoria's planning system could be improved during April when it took part in the Victorian Government's review of the Planning and Environment Act 1987.
Considering the discussion paper released as part of the process, F.R. Perry and Associates' submission proposed several reform areas to improve the Act's operation. These included:
- reducing the complexity of Victorian Planning Provisions which acta as a barrier to quicker decision-making;
- the introduction of measures to make the planning scheme amendment more timely and efficient;
- advocated for a better nexus between planning and infrastructure at a budgetary level; and,
- putting the case for a metropolitan planning authority.
A copy of the submission is available for download here.