Probably the most common planning triggers are for applications involving sites adjacent to TRZ2. Works or Subdivisions Adjacent to Transport Zone 2 A planning permit is also triggered for access and subdivision for land that is adjacent to a Transport Zone 2, see below for more detail.You can read more about advertising controls here. A planning permit is required for displaying advertising signage over or within 600mm of a road.Works within TRZ1 and TRZ2 require consent from the Head, Transport for Victoria.Early consideration of how access will be gained for your project is an important step, and you may need a Traffic Engineer to assist in the project. Transport Road Zone 4 (TRZ4) – Other transport useįrom a planning perspective applications adjacent or over these Zones may require additional scrutiny and be subject to external referral conditions.Transport Road Zone 3 (TRZ3) – Significant municipal road.Transport Road Zone 2 (TRZ2) – Principal road network.Transport Road Zone 1 (TRZ1) – State transport infrastructure.The Transport Zone is used to delineate important transport infrastructure, this includes major roads and the rail network. When looking at a Planning Certificate or Zoning Map of your property, you might see that the land is adjacent to a different coloured road, like below: Is your property adjacent to a Transport Zone? Not sure what that means? Read on for information on how it might affect you.

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