Urban Floodway Zone (UFZ)

High flood risk urban land with strict development limits.

Councils with UFZ Zoning

43 councils apply UFZ zoning across Victoria.

CouncilSchedulesMin Lot SizeMax HeightSite Coverage
Banyule2———
Baw Baw2———
Benalla2———
Boroondara2———
Brimbank2———
Buloke2———
Campaspe2———
Cardinia2———
Casey2———
Darebin2———
Frankston2———
Glenelg2———
Greater Bendigo2———
Greater Dandenong2———
Greater Geelong2———
Greater Shepparton2———
Hobsons Bay2———
Hume2———
Indigo2———
Kingston2———
Knox2———
Latrobe2———
Manningham2———
Mansfield2———
Maribyrnong2———
Maroondah2———
Melton2———
Merri-bek2———
Mildura2———
Mitchell2———
Moira2———
Monash2———
Moonee Valley2———
Murrindindi2———
Nillumbik2———
Pyrenees2———
Strathbogie2———
Warrnambool2———
Whitehorse2———
Whittlesea2———
Wyndham2———
Yarra2———
Yarra Ranges2———

Frequently Asked Questions

What is UFZ zoning?

High flood risk urban land with strict development limits.

Can I subdivide on UFZ land?

Subdivision on UFZ land depends on the specific schedule applied by your council, including minimum lot size requirements. Check your council's specific UFZ schedule for exact requirements.

What is the minimum lot size for UFZ?

Minimum lot sizes for UFZ vary by council. Check your council's specific schedule for exact requirements.

How many councils use UFZ zoning?

43 Victorian councils apply UFZ zoning. Each council may have different schedules with varying controls for minimum lot size, building height, and site coverage.

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