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PARKES LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 1990 - REG 15A
Development on land within Zone No 4 (a)
15A Development on land within Zone No 4 (a)
(1) The consent authority must not consent to the erection of buildings or the
carrying out of works on land within Zone No 4 (a) unless: (a) it has approved
a development control plan incorporating a structure plan for the land, and
(b) it has considered the following: (i) any noise impacts likely to be
generated by the development,
(ii) any air quality impacts likely to be
generated by the development,
(iii) any impacts due to the need for night
lighting and illumination,
(iv) a soil and water management plan for
construction and post construction phases of the development,
(v) a waste
management plan for the development,
(vi) the likely effects of the
development on existing vegetation and opportunities for revegetation of
suitable areas,
(vii) the need to protect items or sites of Aboriginal
heritage significance (being items or sites of cultural significance to
indigenous inhabitants of New South Wales),
(viii) the adequacy of utility
services,
(ix) the relationship of the development to railway and road
linkages.
(2) The consent authority must not consent to the subdivision of
land within Zone No 4 (a) unless satisfied that: (a) the subdivision is
necessary for a purpose that directly facilitates the objectives of the Zone,
and
(b) the proposed lot sizes are justified on the basis of achieving the
objectives of the Zone.
(3) In this clause:
"structure plan" means a map or document (or both) that is adopted by the
consent authority identifying land that is undeveloped or could potentially be
redeveloped and that broadly describes the location or character (or both) of
potential land use types, transport routes, infrastructure and services, open
space and areas of environmental protection, constraints, hazards and the
like.
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