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An Area Plan is a long term vision for land use. It gives certainty and confidence to residents, landowners, investors, service providers, and government agencies to help plan for the future.
The NT Planning Commission began consultation on a land use plan for Humpty Doo in 2018 and has completed two rounds of community consultation so far.
One of the things we heard strongly was feedback around the arterial and local road networks. The recent completion of a concept design for the future duplication of the Arnhem Highway by the NT Government now allows work on the Area Plan to resume.
The NT Planning Commission has revised and updated the draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan, taking into account previous consultation and what we now know from the Arnhem Highway Duplication Planning Study.
Thank you to everyone that has provided their thoughts, comments and feedback on the draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan throughout Stage 2B consultation activities. If you would still like to provide your comments and feedback, please contact the NT Planning Commission on 08 89247540 or email ntpc@nt.gov.au.
An Area Plan is a long term vision for land use. It gives certainty and confidence to residents, landowners, investors, service providers, and government agencies to help plan for the future.
The NT Planning Commission began consultation on a land use plan for Humpty Doo in 2018 and has completed two rounds of community consultation so far.
One of the things we heard strongly was feedback around the arterial and local road networks. The recent completion of a concept design for the future duplication of the Arnhem Highway by the NT Government now allows work on the Area Plan to resume.
The NT Planning Commission has revised and updated the draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan, taking into account previous consultation and what we now know from the Arnhem Highway Duplication Planning Study.
Thank you to everyone that has provided their thoughts, comments and feedback on the draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan throughout Stage 2B consultation activities. If you would still like to provide your comments and feedback, please contact the NT Planning Commission on 08 89247540 or email ntpc@nt.gov.au.
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Draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan has finished this stage
Information gathering and analysis, including community engagement. Consultation ended in March 2018.
Stage 2
Draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan has finished this stage
Consultation on a draft area plan prepared in response to initial community feedback and other assessments in Stage 1. Consultation ended in October 2018
Arnhem Highway Duplication Planning Study
Draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan has finished this stage
A planning study and final concept design for the future duplication of the Arnhem Highway between the Stuart Highway and Kostka Road intersections was completed by the NT Government Department of Infrastructure Planning and Logistics and released to the community in late 2022.
Stage 2B
Draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan has finished this stage
Consultation on a revised draft Area Plan that responds to transport investigations and previous community feedback.
Under consideration
Draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan is currently at this stage
Feedback from Stage 2B is being used by the Planning Commission to refine and finalise the draft Area Plan.
Stage 3
this is an upcoming stage for Draft Humpty Doo Rural Activity Centre Area Plan
The Planning Commission will finalise the draft Area Plan and recommended the Minister for Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics consider amending the NT Planning Scheme 2020.
