appian way conservation area - Burwood Council

Burwood Consolidated DCP Pt 4 - Appian Way Conservation Area
(7) The Council shall not consent to development within the Conservation Area
unless a statement is submitted with the application-
(a) demonstrating that consideration has been given to the conservation
and the environmental heritage significance of the building, work or
land the subject of the application
(b) setting out any steps to be taken to mitigate any impact on the
environmental heritage significance of the building, work or land; and
(c) describing the significance of that building, work or land as part of the
environmental heritage of the Municipality of Burwood.
5.2 Reason for the Preparation of this DCP
This Plan is called Development Control Plan (DCP) No. 4 - Appian Way Conservation Area.
This Plan has been prepared to provide a clear understanding and appreciation of the
objectives and provisions of Clause 79A of the Burwood Planning Scheme Ordinance
(BPSO) as it relates to the Appian Way Conservation Area.
This DCP No. 4 – Appian Way Conservation Area is one of the strategies for implementing
the aims and objectives of Clause 79A of the BPSO (Burwood Local Environmental Plan No
10). This DCP should be read in its entirety and in conjunction with the provisions of Clause
79A.
The Council prepared the Appian Way Conservation Area Environmental Study in May 1983.
That document contains the analysis as to why the area has been designated as a
Conservation Area. This DCP should be read in conjunction with the Environmental Study.
5.3 Status of DCP No. 4 – Appian Way Conservation Area
The Council in accordance with Clause 21(4) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment
Regulation 2000 adopted this DCP on 22 May 2001 and became effective on 13 June 2001.
Under Section 79C of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment Act, 1997,
the Council is required to take this DCP into consideration when determining any
development application on the land to which this Plan applies.
5.4 Works Where the DCP Does Not Apply
The DCP is not applicable for works which comprise the necessary maintenance and repair
of existing dwellings and structures with identical materials or workmanship within the
Conservation Area. Any variation from this requirement would require development approval
from the Council prior to any work being carried out.
All other works are subject to the provisions of the Development Control Plan.
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