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Tennis Courts
PLANNING SCHEME POLICY PSP2
1. INTRODUCTION 3. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR TENNIS
COURTS
This policy applies to the following types of tennis
court:- Setbacks: Private courts shall be setback a
• Unlit courts distance of at least 1.5 metres to
• Lit courts any boundary not consisting of a
road frontage and in accordance
• Commercial courts (comprising those available for with the Standard Building By-
hire, whether or not such courts are lit) laws for road frontage.
• "Half-size" courts. Commercial courts shall be set
back at least 20 metres from any
2. DEFINITION OF USE common boundary with a
residential property.
Any illuminated tennis court or any court which is
utilised for commercial purposes is defined as a sport Landscaping: Landscaping to a depth of at least
and recreation in the Schedule to the Planning 1.5 metres is to be provided around
Scheme. Table 2.1 indicates those zones in which the the court, except when adjoining
use of sport and recreation may be conducted. Under another court.
this policy it is deemed that an unlit court utilised by Fencing: Each court shall be fenced to a
residents or guests within any accommodation height of at least 3.6 metres (2.4
building, caravan park, duplex dwelling, dwelling metres for half courts) and shall be
house, group housing development, multiple dwelling, planted with creepers, where
relocatable homes park or retirement community is located adjacent external
ancillary to those functions and is permitted in boundaries.
conjunction with any such use.
TABLE 2.1
SELF-ASSESSABLE DEVELOPMENT TO DEVELOPMENT TO DEVELOPMENT TO FOLLOW AN
DEVELOPMENT FOLLOW A CODE FOLLOW AN IMPACT IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS
(despite this, Schedule ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT PROCESS (Development inconsistent with the
8 of the IPA may PROCESS intent of the zone and unlikely to be
require certain approved unless consistent with the
development to follow Strategic Plan and any relevant
a Code or Impact Development Control Plan)
Assessment Process
Nil Commercial B Commercial A Residential Single Unit
Future Urban Rural Catchment
Industry Rural Preservation
Residential High Density Special Facilities (unless shown on a Plan
of Development or defined on the
Scheme Maps)
Residential Low Density Special Residential (unless shown on a
Plan of Development)
Residential Medium Density Special Uses (unless defined on the
Scheme Maps)
Rural Pursuits
Rural Residential
Village Business
Village Industry
Village Residential
POLICY HISTORY:
• LPP2 originally adopted 07/02/1991.
• LPP2 modified 01/07/1993.
• PSP2 with minor modifications adopted by Council on
19/08/1999.
• PSP2 has effect on and from 27/08/1999.
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