Tasmanian Planning Scheme

The Tasmanian Planning Scheme TPS provides a single, consistent set of rules for land use, development, protection, and conservation statewide. It came into effect on 22 July 2020, replacing the Burnie Interim Planning Scheme 2013.

Key Components:

1. Zoning Map: Specifies land use purposes (e.g., residential, business, agriculture).
2. Overlay Maps: Highlight specific land use considerations (e.g., natural hazards, heritage values).
3. Written Document: Details the permit and compliance requirements.

Structure of the Scheme:

• State Planning Provisions: Mandatory statewide rules.
• Local Provision Schedule (LPS): Custom rules tailored to each municipality.

The Burnie Local Provision Schedule (BUR LPS) defines how the scheme applies within Burnie.

Explore the interactive Tasmanian Planning Scheme and BUR LPS using the tools below:

• Interactive Map Tool: TPS Zones and Codes
• BUR LPS Zone Maps and Overlay Maps

For enquiries, contact our Planning Officers at planning@burnie.tas.gov.au