Flood advice
Does my property flood?
Step 1: Check freely available flood mapping information via the GHCMA Flood Risk Mapping Portal
To find out if your property is located within a flood-prone area and produce a flood information property report use the online flood information portal.
- if your property is located near a waterway but not covered by the freely available flood mapping; or
- you need more detailed advice around development then go to Step 2: Apply for Flood Risk Interpretation
Step 2: Apply for Flood Risk Interpretation
Flood Advice and Information Application Form – 20 Working Day Turnaround
Complete the online Flood Advice and Information Application Form
Please note that information provided in Flood Advice is valid for 3 months from date of issue.
If you do not receive a receipt once you have completed the form please contact us on 03 5571 2526 or email planning@ghcma.vic.gov.au
How much does it cost?
Base application fee: $180.00 inc. GST
Additional Fees
- Complex application Fee: $240.00 inc. GST
- On-site assessment/Meeting Request: $240.00 inc. GST
- Priority Service (pending availability – please contact us to confirm): $240.00 inc. GST
Concession available: 15% off
Additional Fees Online Payment Form
How long until I receive the advice?
A response will be supplied to you within 20 working days of submitting you application and payment.
Data Request Application
Are you seeking data and other information relating to floodplains?
If you would like to request a copy of flood modelling files or other forms of data from the CMA, please complete the online Data Request Application Form.
How much does it cost?
Application fee: $1,020.00 inc. GST
Floodplain management
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