BREAKING NEWS: Development Victoria has been officially appointed as the master developer for the East Werribee employment precinct, a significant move confirmed by the state government today. This ambitious project spans a vast 600-hectare site, set to transform into a major economic hub featuring law courts, schools, health facilities, and diverse industries.
According to Ronan Mellan, acting precincts executive general manager at Development Victoria, the project’s potential to boost the local economy is immense. “The first phase will focus on planning and design, which is crucial for laying the groundwork for future infrastructure and services to support long-term growth,” Mellan stated.
This development, anticipated to unfold over the next 30 years, aims to deliver a variety of housing options for the community, including approximately 10 percent affordable housing. A significant portion of the site is also dedicated to employment-related uses, which will foster new jobs and attract industries to the area.
The project emphasizes a strong commitment to environmental sustainability and climate resilience, making it a progressive initiative for both the community and the environment. Development Victoria is dedicated to collaborating closely with the private sector, key stakeholders, and local residents to ensure that the planning and execution of the precinct align with community needs.
This development comes at a pivotal moment as the region seeks to revitalize its economy and create sustainable growth. With the planning stage already underway, local residents and potential investors are encouraged to stay informed about upcoming developments.
What’s Next: As plans progress, further updates will be issued on the specific timelines and community engagement opportunities regarding the East Werribee employment precinct. The community’s involvement will be crucial in shaping the future of this significant project.
Stay tuned for more updates as this exciting initiative develops, promising to reshape the economic landscape of East Werribee for generations to come.
