Business Paper - Hawkesbury City Council
Business Paper - Hawkesbury City Council
Business Paper - Hawkesbury City Council
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Clause 8 – Zones indicated on the map<br />
The subject land is within the Rural Living zone.<br />
Clause 9 – Carrying out of development<br />
The proposed development is defined as ‘recreational establishment’ which is<br />
permissible with consent within the Rural Living zone.<br />
Clause 9A – Zone objectives<br />
Clause 9A states that consent shall not be granted for a development unless, in the<br />
opinion of <strong>Council</strong>, the carrying out of the development is consistent with the<br />
objectives of the zone.<br />
The objectives of the Rural Living zone are:<br />
(a)<br />
to provide primarily for a rural residential lifestyle,<br />
Comment: The property is already approved for use as a retreat and conference<br />
centre, which is considered compatible with the rural residential nature<br />
of the locality.<br />
(b)<br />
to enable identified agricultural land uses to continue in operation,<br />
Comment: The property is approved for and being used as a retreat and<br />
conference centre.<br />
(c)<br />
to minimise conflict with rural living land uses,<br />
Comment: It is considered that the proposed development for the intensification of<br />
use of the property as a retreat and conference centre will not result in<br />
unreasonable impacts on the amenity of adjoining properties used for<br />
rural residential purposes.<br />
(d)<br />
to ensure that agricultural activity is sustainable,,<br />
Comment: The land is not used for any agricultural purpose.<br />
(e) To provide for rural residential development on former agricultural land if<br />
the land has been remediated,<br />
Comment: The land is not considered to be contaminated due to any past land uses<br />
or activities.<br />
(f)<br />
To preserve the rural landscape character of the area by controlling the<br />
choice and colour of building materials and the position of buildings,<br />
access roads and landscaping.<br />
JRPP (Sydney West Region) <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Paper</strong> – (Item 1) (01 September 2011) – (2011SYW020) 6