2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)

                                                    The reusing and recycling of buildings as well as fence posts or many other materials is characteristic of
                 Including amendments 3 July 2017




                                                    the artistic community proud of their heritage. The old Cooroy Butter Factory in the centre of town is
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                                                    now an arts centre and hosts regular community evenings and exhibitions.

                                                    Many community activities revolve around the array of sporting and recreational facilities as well as
                                                    various local societies and interest groups. Community buildings and areas of public open space are
                                                    generally well linked, although access across the railway line could be improved.

                                                    Cooroy has potential for growth while maintaining the country town character. In the balance of the
                                                    locality protection of rural settlement character relies on avoiding the fragmentation of the
                                                    countryside and largely limiting developments to existing rural communities of Cudgerie Estate, Forest
                                                    Acres, Lake Macdonald and Sunrise Hills.




                                                              Division 2—General provisions for assessment tables

                                                    6.2        Assessment categories and types of developmentCategories of
                                                               development and assessment

                                                               The assessment categoriescategories of development assessment for each type of
                                                               development are identified in column 2 of tables 6.1 to 6.11. The types of development
                                                               are as follows—

                                                    6.2.1      Tables 6.1 to 6.10—making a material change of use for a defined use, another use in a
                                                               defined use class, or an undefined use, listed in column 1; or

                                                    6.2.2      Table 6.11—development other than a material change of use, listed in column 1 and
                                                               including—

                                                    a)      Carrying out building work not associated with a material change of use;

                                                    b)      Carrying out building work if demolition, relocation or removal of a building and not
                                                            associated with a material change of use;

                                                    c)      Placing an advertising device on premises;

                                                    d)      Reconfiguring a lot;

                                                    e)      Carrying out operational work associated with a material change of use where a
                                                            Development Permit for reconfiguring a lot has been issued;

                                                    f)      Carrying out operational work associated with reconfiguring a lot where a Development
                                                            Permit for reconfiguring a lot has been issued;

                                                    g)      Carrying out operational work for the construction of a driveway for a Detached house;

                                                    h)      Excavating or filling of land not associated with a material change of use; and

                                                    i)      Other.

                                                    6.3        Relevant assessment criteria for self-assessable development and
                                                               assessable developmentAssessment benchmarks for assessable
                                                               development and requirements for accepted development

                                                    6.3.1      The relevant assessment criteriaassessment benchmarks for development are referred to
                                                               in column 3 of tables 6.1 to 6.11.


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