Attachment 1-7 - City of Ryde
Attachment 1-7 - City of Ryde
Attachment 1-7 - City of Ryde
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Council <strong>Attachment</strong>s Page 76<br />
ITEM 12 (continued) ATTACHMENT 7<br />
Issue 3 - Submission wishes to ensure that the LEP will allow for Council to provide<br />
outdoor advertisement/sponsorship signage on land that is owned by or under the<br />
care control and management <strong>of</strong> Council. At present the blanket prohibition <strong>of</strong><br />
general advertising is considered to inflexible.<br />
Providing such signage will allow Council to make a financial return that can support<br />
council facilities and services<br />
Submission requests<br />
- Schedule 1 Additional permitted uses be amended to allow signage on Council land<br />
permissible with consent and<br />
- an amendment is sought to SEPP 64 which prohibits such signage from land<br />
zoned RE1 Public Recreation.<br />
Staff and Management are aware <strong>of</strong> the need for such signage to be carefully<br />
controlled and as such would look to the preparation <strong>of</strong> a policy or code to manage<br />
such development<br />
Response<br />
All residential, business, industrial and recreation zones within DLEP 2011 allow<br />
for either business identification signs or building identification signs, all other<br />
signage is prohibited i.e. third party or general advertising.<br />
It is considered for the community to have an opportunity to consider an<br />
expansion <strong>of</strong> land uses on Council owned land to permit general advertising a<br />
planning proposal (pp) should be submitted. Prior to such a pp Council should<br />
request advice from DoPI with respect to any proposed exemption it may require<br />
to overcome constraints that exist though<br />
SEPP 64- Advertising and Signage.<br />
No amendment to the DLEP required.<br />
State Authorities – 11 submissions<br />
Issue 1- Rural Fire Service<br />
Concerned with Home based childcare being permitted without consent in the<br />
land use table. This type <strong>of</strong> development is classed by RFS as Special Fire<br />
Protection Purpose and requires an assessment under section 100B <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Rural Fires Act 1997. Home based childcare should be permitted with consent<br />
only.<br />
Response<br />
Home based child care centres are considered exempt development under the<br />
SEPP (Exempt and Complying) Codes except if the use is proposed to occur<br />
on bushfire prone land. Under DLEP 2011 the use is permitted without consent<br />
in all residential zones and a number <strong>of</strong> business zones. It is considered to<br />
satisfy the requirements <strong>of</strong> the RFS home based child care centres should be<br />
listed as permitted with consent in all zones.<br />
Recommended Actions<br />
1. Home based child care centres where “permitted without consent “in the<br />
land use table be made development “permitted with consent”.<br />
<strong>Attachment</strong> 7 - Council report 24 July 2012 - Draft <strong>Ryde</strong> LEP 2011 - Submissions