Planning Report

                                                  • Existing Services Code

                                                  • Transport, Roads and
                                                    Drainage Code

                                                  • Waste Management Code

                                                  • Water Sensitive Design Code

    Shire Business Centre Zone

    Business Use Code

    • For All Business Uses

    • Entertainment & Dining
      Business or Retail Business
      Types 1 Or 2 Industrial
      Business



The detailed assessment of these Assessment Benchmarks in Appendix D of this Report identifies that the
proposed development is able to comply with all relevant Assessment Benchmarks either through
addressing Acceptable Outcomes or through the Performance Outcomes.

Conflicts with the Assessment Benchmarks
The limited conflicts have been addressed in Section 6 and 8 of this report and a thorough justification
provided.

8.7.2. Matters Prescribed by the Regulation
In accordance with Section 45(5) as specified above, Section 31(1)(a), Schedules 9 and 10 of the Regulation
are identified as matters prescribed by the Planning Regulation 2016 (‘the Regulation’).
An assessment of the Application against Schedule 9 and 10 has been undertaken. This assessment is
summarised in Section 3.4 of this Report, with a detailed assessment in Appendix C. This assessment
identifies that referral is required.
Given that the assessment manager is the Local Government, the Assessment Manager must have regard
to the following matters as stated in Section 31(1) of the Regulation:

•    “The Planning Scheme;

•    the Regional Plan for a region, to the extent the Regional Plan is not identified in the planning scheme as
     being appropriately integrated in the Planning Scheme; and

•    the State Planning Policy, to the extent the State Planning Policy is not identified in the planning scheme
     as being appropriately integrated in the Planning Scheme; and

•    for designated premises—the designation for the premises; and

•    any temporary State Planning Policy applying to the premises; and

•    any development approval for, and any lawful use of, the premises or adjacent premises; and

•    the common material.”
However, Section 31(2) of the Regulation also states that:
(a) an assessment manager may, in assessing development requiring impact assessment, consider a matter
mentioned in subsection (1) only to the extent the assessment manager considers the matter is relevant to
the development; and




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