Title Page

  • Development Application Number

  • Related Development Application Number(s)

  • Completed by:

  • Assessment Commenced on:

Technical Assessment

  • Does the application rely on any compliance certificates?

  • Is the development the subject of a Site Compatibility Certificate?

  • Has the building's description on Authority been checked

Submissions

  • Is the development "Advertised" or "Designated"?

  • have advertising procedures been completed

  • Were any submissions/referrals sought from any public authority/utility provider?

  • Were all referral comments received?

  • Date received:

  • Were any internal referral comments sought?

  • Have all internal referral comments been received?

  • Date received:

  • Were concurrences required from any public authority/utility provider?

  • Are all concurrences received?

  • Date received:

  • Was notification given to any adjoining/adjacent owners?

  • Were any submissions received?

  • List and discuss issues raised

Section 79C Checklist

  • The proposed development has been assessed in accordance with the Section 79C Matters for Consideration under the provisions of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979. In particular the following matters have been considered as are of relevance to the proposed development.

Matters Reviewed and Assessed

  • Any environmental planning instrument

  • Any exhibited and notified draft environmental planning instrument

  • Any development control plan

  • Any planning agreement or draft planning agreement under section 93F

  • The regulations (to the extent that they are prescribe matters)

  • The likely impacts of that development, including environmental impacts on both the natural and built environments, and social and economic impacts in the locality

  • The suitability of the site for the development

  • Any submissions made in accordance with this Act or the regulations

  • The public interest

Provisions of Environmental Planning Instruments

  • Appropriate Local Environmental Plan

  • Zoning of Land:

  • Land Use Definition (refer to LEP Dictionary)

  • Is use Permissible under Zone table

  • Is use ancillary to Existing Permitted Use

  • Permissible pursuant to SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007

  • SEPP Clause:

  • Unzoned Land (Clause2.4)

  • Zoning of adjacent land:

  • Additional Permitted use under Schedule 1 (Clause 2.5)

  • Land use definition

  • Is demolition of a building(s) proposed (Clause 2.7)

  • List building(s) proposed to be demolished

  • Temporary use of the land (Clause 2.8)

  • Land use definition

  • Development complies with the following aims of the plan (Clause 1.2)

  • Development complies with the objectives of the following Zoning

  • Dwelling houses in Zone RU1, RU2, RU4 & E4 (Clause 4.2C)

  • Exception to Development Standards (Clause 4.6)

  • Development near zone boundaries (Clause 5.3)

  • Zoning

  • Secondary dwelling size limitation (Clause 5.4(9))

  • Preservation of trees/vegetation (Clause 5.9)

Heritage Conservation (Clause 5.10)

  • Listed under Schedule 5

  • Item name and number

  • Archaeological sites

  • Aboriginal places of heritage significance

  • Demolition of State heritage items (Clause 5.10(9))

  • Item name and number

Flood planning (Clause 7.1)

  • Is the development located on land identified on the Flood Planning Map

  • Is the development compatible with the flood hazard of the land

  • The development is not likely to significantly adversely affect flood behaviour

  • The development incorporates appropriate measures to manage life risk

  • The development is not likely to significantly adversely affect the environment etc

  • The development is not likely to result in unsustainable social & economic costs

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 7.1(1)

Natural resource - biodiversity (Clause 7.2)

  • Is the development on land identified on the Biodiversity Map

  • Has consideration been given to any potential adverse impact on any of the following:

  • A native vegetation community

  • Habitat of any threatened species, population or ecological community

  • A regionally significant species of plant, animal or habitat

  • A habitat corridor

  • A wetland

  • The biodiversity values of a reserve, including a road reserve or stock route

  • A description of any measures to ameliorate any potential adverse impact

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 7.2(1)

  • The development is designed/sited/managed to avoid the potential adverse environmental impact

  • If a potential adverse impact cannot be avoided

  • Is the development designed and sited so as to have minimum adverse impact

  • The development incorporates effective measures so as to have minimal adverse impact

  • The development mitigates any residual adverse impact through restoration of existing disturbed/modified area

Siding Springs Observatory (Clause 5.14)

  • Maintaining dark sky

  • Conformity with Dark Sky Planning Guideline

Natural resources - riparian land and waterways (Clause 7.4)

  • Is the development on land identified on the Natural Resources-Water Map, and or<br>Is the development situated within 40m of bank waterway on the Natural Resources- Water Map

  • Has consideration been given to any potential adverse impact on any of the following

  • Water quality within the waterway

  • Aquatic and riparian habitats and ecosystems

  • Stability of the bed, shore and banks of the waterway

  • Free passage of fish/aquatic organisms within or along the waterway

  • Habitat of any threatened species, population or ecological community

  • Is the development likely to increase water extraction & potential impact of such

  • Has consideration been given to proposed measures that may be undertaken to ameliorate any potential adverse impact

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 7.4(1)

  • The development is designed/sited/managed to avoid the potential adverse environmental impact

  • If a potential adverse impact cannot be avoided

  • Is the development designed and sited so as to have minimum adverse impact

  • The development incorporates effective measures so as to have minimal adverse impact

  • The development mitigates any residual adverse impact through restoration of existing disturbed area

Earthworks (Clause 7.3)

  • Ancillary to the development that is the subject of this application

Groundwater vulnerability (Clause 7.5)

  • Is the development on land identified on the Groundwater Vulnerability Map

  • Has consideration been given to any potential adverse impact on any of the following

  • Whether the development will cause any groundwater contamination or any adverse effect on groundwater dependent ecosystems (including any onsite storage/disposal of chemicals)

  • The cumulative impact of the development and any other existing development on groundwater (including impact on nearby groundwater extraction for potable/stock supply)

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 7.5(1)

  • The development is designed/sited/managed to avoid the potential adverse environmental impact

  • If a potential adverse impact cannot be avoided

  • Is the development designed and sited so as to have minimum adverse impact

  • The development will be managed to mitigate that impact

Rural Workers Dwellings (Clause 7.6)

  • RU1 & RU4 rural workers dwellings (Clause 7.6)

Airspace operations (Clause 7.7)

  • Airspace operations (Obstacle Limitation Surface) (Clause 7.7)

Development in areas subject to aircraft noise (Clause 7.8)

  • Development in areas subject to aircraft noise (Clause 7.8)

Exhibited Draft EPI

  • Is a exhibited draft EPI applicable to the development

  • Name of the Planning Proposal

  • Is the development consistent with the draft EPI provisions?

Development Control Plan (DCP) 2013

  • Is the DCP applicable to the development?

  • Any Departure from a Development Standard Sought/Required?

  • List and discuss the departure(s) sought/required.

  • Is the development compliant with the DCP's Objectives?

  • Is the development located within a Heritage Precinct?

  • Is the development compliant with the DCP?

  • The development complies with the DCP's:

Policy Codes

  • Are any policy codes applicable to the development? (ie building over or adjacent to sewerage pipelines, dealing with Councillor or staff DA's)

  • Does the development comply with General Development Standards & Policies Number 1?

  • Does the development comply with Building Over or Adjacent to Council's Sewerage pipelines?

  • Does the development comply with Dealing with Development Applications from Councillors and staff?

Flood-Prone Land Policy

  • Is the Flood-Prone land policy applicable to the development?

  • Any departure from a Development Standard Sought/Required?

  • List and discuss the departure(s) sought/required.

  • Is the development compliant with the policy?

State Environmental Planning Policies (SEPP)

  • SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007 applicable to the development?

  • Is referral/notification/concurrence required to be given to Essential Energy?

  • Is referral/notification/concurrence required to be given to RMS?

  • Is referral/notification/concurrence required to be given to Railcorp?

  • SEPP (Building Sustainability Index: BASIX) 2004 applicable to the development?

  • SEPP (Miscellaneous Consent Provisions) 2007 applicable to the development?

  • SEPP (Rural Lands) 2008 applicable to the development?

  • Clause 10 applies to Zones – RU1, RU2, RU3, RU4, RU6, R5, E1, E2, E3 & E4

  • Have the following matters been to be taken into account:<br>(a) the existing uses and approved uses of land in the vicinity of the development<br>(b) whether or not the development is likely to have a significant impact on land uses that, in the opinion of the consent authority, are likely to be preferred and the predominant land uses in the vicinity of the development<br>(c) whether or not the development is likely to be incompatible with a use referred to in paragraph (a) or (b), <br>(d) if the land is not situated within a rural residential zone, whether or not the development is likely to be incompatible with a use on land within an adjoining rural residential zone, <br>(e) any measures proposed by the applicant to avoid or minimise any incompatibility referred to in paragraph (c) or (d).

  • SEPP (Affordable Rental Housing) 2009 applicable to the development?

  • SEPP Number 55 - Remediation of Land applicable to the development?

  • Any Draft SEEP applicable to the development?

  • Name of draft SEPP

Commonwealth legislation

  • Is the Disability Discrimination Act applicable to the development

  • Affected by Disability (Access to Premises - buildings) Standards 2010?

  • Disability access required?

  • Existing disabled access available?

  • Disabled access being provided?

  • Is the Environment Protection and biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 applicable to the development?

  • Is the development likely to affect World heritage properties?

  • Is the development likely to affect National heritage places?

  • Is the development likely to affect Wetlands of international importance (Ramsar wetlands) (ie: The Macquarie Marshes)

  • Is the development likely to affect Threatened species and ecological communities?

  • Is the development likely to affect Migratory species?

  • Is the development likely to affect Commonwealth marine areas?

  • Is the development likely to affect Nuclear actions (including uranium mining)?

  • Zoning of Land:

  • Land Use Definition (refer to LEP Dictionary)

  • Is use Permissible under Zone table

  • Is use ancillary to Existing Permitted Use

  • Permissible pursuant to SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007

  • SEPP Clause:

  • Unzoned Land (Clause2.4)

  • Zoning of adjacent land:

  • Additional Permitted use under Schedule 1 (Clause 2.5)

  • Land use definition

  • Is demolition of a building(s) proposed (Clause 2.7)

  • List building(s) proposed to be demolished

  • Temporary use of the land (Clause 2.8)

  • Land use definition

  • Development complies with the following aims of the plan (Clause 1.2)

  • Development complies with the objectives of the following Zoning

  • Dwelling houses in Zone RU1, RU2, RU4 & E4 (Clause 4.2C)

  • Exception to Development Standards (Clause 4.6)

  • Development near zone boundaries (Clause 5.3)

  • Zoning

  • Secondary dwelling size limitation (Clause 5.4(9))

  • Preservation of trees/vegetation (Clause 5.9)

Heritage Conservation (Clause 5.10)

  • Located in a Heritage Conservation Area

  • Listed under Schedule 5

  • Item name and number

  • Archaeological sites

  • Aboriginal places of heritage significance

  • Demolition of State heritage items (Clause 5.10(9))

  • Item name and number

Flood planning (Clause 6.1)

  • Is the development located on land identified on the Flood Planning Map

  • Is the development compatible with the flood hazard of the land

  • The development is not likely to significantly adversely affect flood behaviour

  • The development incorporates appropriate measures to manage life risk

  • The development is not likely to significantly adversely affect the environment etc

  • The development is not likely to result in unsustainable social & economic costs

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 6.1(1)

Stormwater management (Clause 6.2)

  • Is the development on land zoned RU5, residential, business or industrial

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 6.2(1)

  • Is the development is designed to maximise use of water permeable surfaces on the land

  • Does the development include, if practicable, on-site stormwater retention for reuse

  • Does the development avoid significant adverse impacts of stormwater runoff on adjoining properties, native bushland, receiving waters, or minimise/mitigate the impact

Natural resource - biodiversity (Clause 6.3)

  • Is the development on land identified on the Biodiversity Map

  • Has consideration been given to any potential adverse impact on any of the following:

  • The condition, ecological value & significance of the fauna & flora on the land

  • The importance of the vegetation on the land to the habitat & survival of native fauna

  • Potential to fragment/disturb/diminish the biodiversity structure/function/composition of the land

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 6.3(1)

  • The development is designed/sited/managed to avoid the potential adverse environmental impact

  • If a potential adverse impact cannot be avoided

  • Is the development designed and sited so as to have minimum adverse impact

  • The development mitigates any residual adverse impact through restoration of existing disturbed/modified area

Groundwater vulnerability (Clause 6.4)

  • Is the development on land identified on the Groundwater Vulnerability Map

  • Has consideration been given to any potential adverse impact on any of the following

  • Whether the development will cause any groundwater contamination (including from any on-site storage/disposal of waste and chemicals)

  • Whether the development will or any adverse effect on groundwater dependent ecosystems

  • The cumulative impact of the development on groundwater (including impact on nearby groundwater extraction for potable/stock water supply)

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 6.4(1)

  • The development is designed/sited/managed to avoid the potential adverse environmental impact

  • If a potential adverse impact cannot be avoided

  • The development is designed etc to minimise that impact

  • The development will be managed to mitigate that impact

Riparian land and waterways (Clause 6.5)

  • Is the development on land identified on the Ripirian lands & watercourses Map, and or<br>Is the development situated within 40m of bank waterway on the Ripirian lands & watercourses Map

  • Has consideration been given to any potential adverse impact on any of the following

  • Water quality & flows within the watercourse

  • Aquatic and riparian species, habitats and ecosystems of the watercourse

  • Stability of the bed and banks of the watercourse

  • Free passage of fish/aquatic organisms within or along the watercourse

  • Any future rehabilitation of the watercourse and riparian areas

  • Is the development likely to increase water extraction & potential impact of such

  • Has consideration been given to measures that may be undertaken to ameliorate adverse impact

  • Has consideration been given to proposed measures that may be undertaken to ameliorate any potential adverse impact

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 6.5(1)

  • The development is designed/sited/managed to avoid the potential adverse environmental impact

  • If a potential adverse impact cannot be avoided

  • Is the development designed & sited & managed so as to have minimum adverse impact

  • The development will be managed to mitigate that impact

Karst topography subsidence risk (Clause 6.6)

  • Is the development on land identified on the Natural Resource – Karst Map

  • Has consideration been given to the following matters as to whether the development is responsive to the risk of subsidence

  • The development’s design & construction methods

  • The specific geotechnical constraints of the site

  • Has consideration been given to the following matters

  • The development is designed, sited & managed to avoid adverse impact on surrounding land

  • If that impact cannot be avoided

  • It is designed/sited/managed to avoid the impact

  • The development will be managed to mitigate that impact

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 6.6(1)

  • Will the development manage wastewater, stormwater & drainage across the site so as not to affect the rate, volume and quality of water leaving the land

Essential services (Clause 6.7)

  • Does the proposed development have access to or provisions for essential services? (Eg: water, electricity, vehicle access)

Location of sex services premises

  • Is the development consistent with the objectives of Clause 6.8(1)?

Exhibited Draft EPI

  • Is a exhibited draft EPI applicable to the development

  • Name of the Planning Proposal

  • Is the development consistent with the draft EPI provisions?

Development Control Plan (DCP) 2013

  • Is the DCP applicable to the development?

  • Any Departure from a Development Standard Sought/Required?

  • List and discuss the departure(s) sought/required.

  • Is the development compliant with the DCP's Objectives?

  • Is the development compliant with the DCP?

Policy Codes

  • Are any policy codes applicable to the development?

  • List and discuss the policy in relation to the proposed developments compliance

Flood-Prone Land Policy

  • Is the Flood-Prone land policy applicable to the development?

  • Any departure from a Development Standard Sought/Required?

  • List and discuss the departure(s) sought/required.

  • Is the development compliant with the policy?

State Environmental Planning Policies (SEPP)

  • SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007 applicable to the development?

  • Is referral/notification/concurrence required to be given to Essential Energy?

  • Is referral/notification/concurrence required to be given to RMS?

  • Is referral/notification/concurrence required to be given to Railcorp?

  • SEPP (Building Sustainability Index: BASIX) 2004 applicable to the development?

  • SEPP (Miscellaneous Consent Provisions) 2007 applicable to the development?

  • SEPP (Rural Lands) 2008 applicable to the development?

  • Clause 10 applies to Zones – RU1, RU2, RU3, RU4, RU6, R5, E1, E2, E3 & E4

  • Have the following matters been to be taken into account:<br>(a) the existing uses and approved uses of land in the vicinity of the development<br>(b) whether or not the development is likely to have a significant impact on land uses that, in the opinion of the consent authority, are likely to be preferred and the predominant land uses in the vicinity of the development<br>(c) whether or not the development is likely to be incompatible with a use referred to in paragraph (a) or (b), <br>(d) if the land is not situated within a rural residential zone, whether or not the development is likely to be incompatible with a use on land within an adjoining rural residential zone, <br>(e) any measures proposed by the applicant to avoid or minimise any incompatibility referred to in paragraph (c) or (d).

  • SEPP (Affordable Rental Housing) 2009 applicable to the development?

  • SEPP Number 55 - Remediation of Land applicable to the development?

  • Any Draft SEEP applicable to the development?

  • Name of draft SEPP

Commonwealth legislation

  • Is the Disability Discrimination Act applicable to the development

  • Affected by Disability (Access to Premises - buildings) Standards 2010?

  • Disability access required?

  • Existing disabled access available?

  • Disabled access being provided?

  • Is the Environment Protection and biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 applicable to the development?

  • Is the development likely to affect World heritage properties?

  • Is the development likely to affect National heritage places?

  • Is the development likely to affect Wetlands of international importance (Ramsar wetlands) (ie: The Macquarie Marshes)

  • Is the development likely to affect Threatened species and ecological communities?

  • Is the development likely to affect Migratory species?

  • Is the development likely to affect Commonwealth marine areas?

  • Is the development likely to affect Nuclear actions (including uranium mining)?

Heads of Consideration

  • Context and setting (Streetscape, scale, character, visual impacts, acoustics, overshadowing)

  • Access, transport and traffic (local street capacity, available public transport, onsite parking)

  • Unformed roads

  • Public domain (access to open space, pedestrian issues)

  • Utilities (Water, sewer, electricity, gas supply / capacity)

  • Heritage (relationship to heritage items / precincts and Aboriginal heritage. Any study?)

  • Other land resources (Agricultural land, minerals, water catchments etc)

  • Water (needs, saving devices, treatment, drainage /stormwater)

  • Soils (erosion; slip, contamination, managing acid soils)

  • Air (Air quality / pollution, winds / microclimate, dust/odours etc.)

  • Flora and Fauna (Character, critical habitats, threatened species, wildlife corridors, feral animals, amount of disturbance, weeds, new vegetation)

  • Waste (Facilities / on site controls; storage, recycling; composting, vermin / other health controls)

  • Access for Effluent tanker / solid waste collection vehicle

  • Energy (Position, saving devices eg., solar access, shading, insulation, efficiency of devices, energy needs and materials, by products / waste)

  • Noise and vibration (Generation / management)

  • Technological hazards (industrial processes, contamination, fire – need for risk assessment)

  • Social impacts (natural surveillance, access control, community structure, facilities, social change)

  • Economic impacts (employment outcomes, property values, as indicator of environment impacts)

  • Site design and internal design (Position of buildings, size, mass, landscaping, easements, materials / colours, disabled access)

  • Construction activities (BCA issues, site safety/fencing, environmental protection, storage, access and amenity)

  • Cumulative impacts (Traffic, repetition of design etc.)

Natural Hazards

  • Slip / subsidence: Any previously known site history

  • Fill: Any previously known fill/excavation history on site

  • Bushfire: Is the site designated ‘Bush Fire Prone Land’ by Map

  • Is site ‘Bush Fire Prone’ by exposure to current vegetation

  • Does it comply with “Planning for Bushfire Protection"

  • Will referral to the NSW RFS be required

  • Flooding: Is the site located in a ‘Flood Planning Area’ under LEP

  • Is the site ‘Flood Prone Land’ under Council Policy"

  • Is the site ‘Flood Prone Land’ under a Flood Study

  • Is it consistent with “Floodplain Management Manual”

  • Is the land known to be affected by local flooding

  • Earthquake: Is it subject to Earthquake Code under BCA (Acceleration Coefficient 0.08)

  • High Wind Exposure: (i.e. Terrain Category 2, 1.5 or 1)

  • Acid Sulphate Soil: Is the land known to be affected

  • Saline Soil: Is the land known to be affected

  • Reactive Soil: Is the land known to be affected i.e. L, M, H or E

  • Karst Topography: Is the land known to be affected

Adminstrative Considerations

Miscellaneous

  • Has an accurate Site Plan been provided

  • Was the BASIX Certificate issued within 3 months of the DA lodgement and are the relevant commitments incorporated on the plans

  • Is the site a Heritage item, in a heritage conservation area or in close vicinity to a heritage item.

  • Is the site affected by flooding or bushfire

  • Is the building's floor level at/above relevant flood planning level

  • Is access affected by flooding

  • Is building required to have a Bush Fire Attack Level (BAL)

  • Has the appropriate BAL been determined

  • Is the building's floor level at/above relevant flood planning level

  • Is access affected by flooding or bushfire hazard

  • Is building required to have a Bush Fire Attack Level (BAL)

  • Has the appropriate BAL been determined

  • If residential development, does it adjoin a railway corridor (ie railway line)

  • Does development comply with Clause 87 of SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007

  • Does the building work involve arts/adds to an existing building

  • Does the building's fire safety require upgrading under Clause 94 of EP&A Reg.

Contribution Plans

  • Is a contribution applicable under a s94 or s94A Plan

  • Is a contribution applicable under a s64 Plan

Suitability of Site for the Development

  • Does proposal fit in locality? (Traffic, appearance, utilities, hazards, noise, services)

  • Are site attributes conducive to development (Slope, trees, heritage, water courses, contamination etc)

  • Comments:

The Public Interest

  • Has the building’s description on Authority been checked

  • Any relevant planning studies/ strategies applicable. Please indicate

  • Name of Relevant study/strategy

  • Any known Easements/ Public Positive Covenants applicable over subject land

  • Any health and public safety issues applicable. Advise below

  • Details of health and public safety issues

  • Any issues raised by community

  • Are there any issues from that assessment that may affect whether this consent is granted. If so provide details.

  • Details of issues raised by the community

Construction Certificate

  • The following is applicable only if CC application has been lodged concurrently

  • Has a CC application been lodged concurrently?

  • Has a PCA nomination been made

  • Is an Owner Builder permit required

  • Is a licensed builder required (ie residential building work)

  • Has the builders name & license number been provided

  • Has a Certificate of HBCF Insurance been provided

  • Has a principle contractor been nominated

  • Does the Construction & Building Ind. Long Service Levy apply(>$25K)

  • Has the levy been paid

  • Has the building's BCA Classification been determined & checked

  • Does the application contain any Performance Solutions

  • Is a Fire Safety Schedule required to be attached

  • Has the property description been checked

  • Has the building's description on Authority been checked

  • Does the building work involve alts/adds to an existing building

  • Will the completed work reduce the fire protection and structural capacity of the building

  • Is the existing building the subject of a Performance Building Solution

  • Is your accreditation level appropriate for CC issue

  • Has CC been lodged by other than the contractor who is not the land owner

  • Has date of lodgement been endorsed on the application form

  • Has a site inspection been undertaken and recorded

BCA Assessment

  • Does Part 3.1 (Site Preperation) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.1

  • Does Part 3.2 (Footings and Slabs) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.2

  • Does Part 3.3 (Masonry) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.3

  • Does Part 3.4 (Framing) apply to the proposed development

  • Does Part 3.4 apply to the proposed development

  • Does Part 3.5 (Roof and Wall Cladding) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.5<br>

  • Does Part 3.6 (Glazing) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.6<br>

  • Does Part 3.7 (Fire Safety) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.7<br>

  • Does Part 3.8 (Health and Amenity) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.8<br>

  • Does Part 3.9 (Safe Movement and Access) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.9<br>

  • Does Part 3.10 (Additional Construction Requirements) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.10<br>

  • Does Part 3.11 (Structural Design Manuals) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.11<br>

  • Does Part 3.12 (Energy Efficiency) apply to the proposed development

  • Does the proposed development comply with Part 3.12<br>

Site Wind Classification (Wind Exposure - Region A, AS4055-2012)

  • Terrain Category

  • Shielding

  • Average slope

  • Site Location

  • Topographic Class

  • Wind Classification

  • Structural Engineering design/certification provided under AS 1170.2-

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Determination

Recommendation

  • To be completed by the assessing Council Officer upon finalising assessment.

  • The Development Application has been fully assessed under the provisions of Section 79C of the EP&A Act 1979, and is recommended for approval, subject to the conditions as detailed on the attached memorandum.

  • The Development Application has been fully assessed under the provisions of Section 79C of the EP&A Act 1979, and is recommended for approval, subject to the conditions and DCP development standard departure as detailed on the attached memorandum.

  • The Development Application has been fully assessed under the provisions of Section 79C of the EP&A Act 1979, and is recommended for refusal, for the reasons outlined in the attached memorandum.

  • Assessment Officer

  • Senior Building Development Officer
    Accreditation Number: BPB 1234
    (A1 accreditation)

  • Senior Building Development Officer
    Accreditation Number: BPB 1664
    (A1 accreditation)

  • Building Development Officer
    Accreditation Number: BPB 0970
    (A2 accreditation)

  • Building Services Supervisor
    Accreditation Number: BPB 1236
    (A1 accreditation)

  • Building Development Officer
    Accreditation Number: BPB 1339
    (A1 accreditation)

  • Building Development Officer
    Accreditation Number: BPB 1739
    (A3 accreditation)

  • Senior Building Development Officer
    Accreditation Number: BPB 1496
    (A1 accreditation)

  • Signature of Officer

  • Select date

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    Have you opened the "Review by supervisor" workflow tracking in 'Authority'?

Determination

  • To be completed by Council Officer with the appropriate delegation

  • The application is determined, under delegated authority of the Council, in accordance with the recommendation.

  • The application is determined, under delegated authority of the Council, generally in accordance with the recommendation, with the following variations.

  • Variations

  • The application is determined, under delegated authority of the Council, contrary to the recommendation.

  • Determination

  • Delegate of Council (name)

  • Position

  • BPB Accreditation number

  • Accreditation level

  • Signature

  • Select date

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