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2018-05-29 SM - Attachment 4 (Part 1) to Item 2 - LGIP
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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
LGIP development LGIP development Uses
category type
Other Cultivation
• Type 1 Traditional
Animal husbandry
• Type 1 Traditional
Forestry
• Type 1 Native
• Type 2 Plantation
Home-based business
• Type 1 Limited visibility
• Type 2 Evident
• Type 3 Significant scale
Service & utility
• Type 3 Tower
Retail Entertainment and dining business
• Type 1 Food & beverages
• Type 3 Bar
Retail business
• Type 1 Local
• Type 2 Shop & salon
• Type 5 Vehicle uses (b. Service
station)
(4) Details of the methodology used to prepare the planning assumptions are
stated in the extrinsic material.
15.2.1 Population and employment growth
(1) A summary of the assumptions about population and employment growth for
the planning scheme area is stated in Table 15.2—Population and employment
assumptions summary.
Table 15.2—Population and employment assumptions summary
Column 1 Column 2
Description Assumptions
Base date Ultimate
2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 development
Population
52,646 53,638 55,562 58,164 60,160 64,065
(Residents)
Employment 19,379 20,987 23,299 24,453 25,542 37,515
(2) Detailed assumptions about growth for each projection area and LGIP
development type category are identified in the following tables in Schedule 9
Local government infrastructure plan mapping and tables:
(a) for population, Table 15.6—Existing and projected population
(b) for employment, Table 15.7—Existing and projected employees
15.2.2 Development
(1) The developable area is unconstrained land within the PIA represented by the
planning scheme zones relating to urban uses and is identified on Local
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