Structure and Master Plans
View our plans and framework that guide future development in our city.
Social Infrastructure Strategy
The Albury Social Infrastructure Strategy (the Strategy) is a framework that will guide and influence effective planning and policy solutions for the provision of community facilities and open spaces within the Albury Local Government Area (LGA).
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Thurgoona Wirlinga Precinct Structure Plan
This plan guides the future development of Thurgoona Wirlinga.
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Albury Development Monitor
The Albury Development Monitor provides local businesses, property developers, potential investors and the community with access to local land development information.
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Albury NEXUS Regional Job Precinct
Strategic planning framework to create a hub of advanced manufacturing, circular economy, agribusiness, freight and logistics.
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Albury and Lavington CBD Master Plan
This plan sets out the vision and characteristics of our CBDs, providing specific planning controls and guidelines.
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Borella Road and Riverina Highway Corridor Strategy
Provides a long-term strategy for the corridor between the Hume Highway and Kerr Road.
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Botanic Gardens Master Plan
The Botanic Gardens Master Plan will guide the future vision for the gardens over the next 20 years.
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Community Participation Plan
We have an ongoing commitment to inform and consult our community about the planning matters that affect them.
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East Albury Industrial Precinct Master Plan
This plan guides the future development of the East Albury Industrial Precinct.
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Local Housing Strategy
This plan guides how and where housing will be delivered to meet the needs of our community, now and into the future.
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Local Strategic Planning Statement
This statement outlines our land use vision and planning priorities to guide growth and shape our city into the future.
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Rural Lands Strategy for Table Top and Splitters Creek
This strategy provides a plan for future land use and development in Table Top and Splitters Creek.
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