New South Wales Consolidated Regulations

QUEANBEYAN LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 1998 - REG 29

29 General Development Controls-Zone 3 (c) Business C

(1) Objectives of the zone The objectives of Zone 3 (c) (the Business C zone) are:

(a) to identify land suitable for restricted forms of small scale retail and commercial development which does not adversely affect adjoining neighbours, particularly when they are residents, and

(b) to encourage alterations, additions or redevelopment which acknowledges the scale, form and character of existing development, and

(c) to encourage alterations, additions or redevelopment which maintains or improves the amenity of adjoining neighbours, particularly when they are residents, and

(d) to encourage alterations, additions or redevelopment which meets the Council’s carparking, car loading and unloading, landscaping and urban design requirements as outlined in a development control plan.

(2) Development allowed without development consent Exempt development.

(3) Development allowed only with development consent Development for the purpose of:

Advertisements

Advertising Structures

Arts and Crafts Galleries

Bed and Breakfast

Buildings which adjoin Heritage Items

Child Care Centres

Commercial Premises

Community Facilities

Convenience Stores

Fast Food Take-away Restaurants (other than drive-in)

Fast Food Take-away Restaurants (with vehicular access from a road other than Bungendore Road or Crawford Street)

Group Homes

Health Consulting Rooms

High Technology Industries

Home Activities

Hostels

Housing for Aged or Disabled Persons

Laundromats

Light Industries

Medical Centres

Mixed Use Buildings

Motels

Motor Showrooms

Parking Spaces

Public Buildings

Residential Flat Buildings

Restaurants

Roads

Serviced Apartments

Tourist Facilities

Utility Undertakings

Demolition
Subdivision
Any other development not included in subclause (2) or (4), subject to clause 13 (3)

(4) Development which is prohibited Development for the purpose of:

Brothels

Restricted premises