Subject to a Bushfire Management Overlay; or Proposed to be used or developed in a way that may create a bushfire hazard. The proposal is listed at Clause 13.05 as one of the uses or developments which should be considered: Subdivisions of more than 10 lots. Accommodation. Child care centre. Education centre. Emergency services facility. Hospital. Indoor recreation facility. Major sports and recreation facility. Place of assembly. Any application for development that will result in people congregating in large numbers. The site is not located within a designated bushfire prone area. Officer Direct Or Indirect Interest: No Council officers have any direct or indirect interest in the matter to which this report relates, in accordance with Section 80 (C) of the Local Government Act. State Planning Policy Framework 10.04 Integrated decision making Society has various needs and expectations such as land for settlement, protection of the environment, economic well-being, various social needs, proper management of resources and infrastructure. Planning aims to meet these by addressing aspects of economic, environmental and social well-being affected by land use and development. Planning authorities and responsible authorities should endeavour to integrate the range of policies relevant to the issues to be determined and balance conflicting objectives in favour of net community benefit and sustainable development for the benefit of present and future generations. Clause 15.01-1 Urban design Objective To create urban environments that are safe, functional and provides good quality environments with a sense of place and cultural identity. Strategies Promote good urban design to make the environment more liveable and attractive. Ensure new development or redevelopment contributes to community and cultural life by improving safety, diversity and choice, the quality of living and working environments, accessibility and inclusiveness and environmental sustainability. Require development to respond to its context in terms of urban character, cultural heritage, natural features, surrounding landscape and climate. Require development to include a site analysis and descriptive statement explaining how the proposed development responds to the site and its context. Clause 15.01-5 Cultural identity and neighbourhood character Objective
Subject to a Bushfire Management Overlay; or Proposed to be used or developed in a way that may create a bushfire hazard. The proposal is listed at Clause 13.05 as one of the uses or developments which should be considered: Subdivisions of more than 10 lots. Accommodation. Child care centre. Education centre. Emergency services facility. Hospital. Indoor recreation facility. Major sports and recreation facility. Place of assembly. Any application for development that will result in people congregating in large numbers. The site is not located within a designated bushfire prone area. Officer Direct Or Indirect Interest: No Council officers have any direct or indirect interest in the matter to which this report relates, in accordance with Section 80 (C) of the Local Government Act. State Planning Policy Framework 10.04 Integrated decision making Society has various needs and expectations such as land for settlement, protection of the environment, economic well-being, various social needs, proper management of resources and infrastructure. Planning aims to meet these by addressing aspects of economic, environmental and social well-being affected by land use and development. Planning authorities and responsible authorities should endeavour to integrate the range of policies relevant to the issues to be determined and balance conflicting objectives in favour of net community benefit and sustainable development for the benefit of present and future generations. Clause 15.01-1 Urban design Objective To create urban environments that are safe, functional and provides good quality environments with a sense of place and cultural identity. Strategies Promote good urban design to make the environment more liveable and attractive. Ensure new development or redevelopment contributes to community and cultural life by improving safety, diversity and choice, the quality of living and working environments, accessibility and inclusiveness and environmental sustainability. Require development to respond to its context in terms of urban character, cultural heritage, natural features, surrounding landscape and climate. Require development to include a site analysis and descriptive statement explaining how the proposed development responds to the site and its context. Clause 15.01-5 Cultural identity and neighbourhood character Objective