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Clause 18 – Provision of water, sewerage etc services<br />

Electrical and telephone services are available to the site. It is considered that these<br />

available services are satisfactory for the proposed development. Written evidence<br />

that satisfactory arrangements for the provision/extension of telephone and electrical<br />

services to this development will be required as a condition of consent.<br />

A new onsite effluent disposal system will service the existing and proposed<br />

buildings, and this system is considered satisfactory. The development will be<br />

subject to on site collection of rainwater for reuse and a stormwater drainage and<br />

treatment system will be installed.<br />

Clause 28 – Development in the vicinity of heritage items<br />

The subject land adjoins a property identified as a heritage item under Schedule 1 to<br />

<strong>Hawkesbury</strong> Local Environmental Plan 1989 located at 663 Grose Vale Road, Grose<br />

Wold. The heritage item (residence) situated on this adjoining property is<br />

approximately 850m to the north of the development site. It is considered that the<br />

proposed development will have no significant impact on the heritage value of this<br />

item given that there is no visual connection between this item and the development.<br />

Clause 36 – Clearing of land in certain environmental and other zones.<br />

This Clause prohibits the felling of trees, filling or otherwise altering the surface level<br />

of land without the consent of the <strong>Council</strong>. The development application includes the<br />

removal of trees and earthworks.<br />

Clause 37A – Development on land identified on Acid Sulfate Soils Planning<br />

Map<br />

The land affected by the development falls within Class 5 as identified on the Acid<br />

Sulfate Soils Planning Map. The proposed development does not include any works<br />

as defined within this Clause and therefore no further investigations in respect to acid<br />

sulphate soils are required. The proposal is consistent with the requirements of this<br />

Clause.<br />

ii.<br />

Draft Environmental Planning Instrument that is or has been placed on<br />

exhibition and details of which have been notified to <strong>Council</strong>:<br />

Draft <strong>Hawkesbury</strong> Local Environmental Plan 2011 applies to the proposal. The<br />

exhibition of this draft Plan was undertaken from 5 February 2010 to 12 April 2010.<br />

Under this Plan the subject land is proposed to be zoned RU4 Rural Small Holdings.<br />

It is noted that many of the landuse definitions within the Draft Plan have been<br />

changed from how they are currently defined within <strong>Hawkesbury</strong> Local Environmental<br />

Plan 1989. As a result the proposed use no longer fit within the ‘recreation’<br />

definitions and it is considered that the activity is best defined under the Draft Plan as<br />

“place of public worship”, which means:<br />

“a building or place used for the purpose of religious worship by a congregation or<br />

religious group, whether or not the building or place is also used for counselling,<br />

social events, instruction or religious training.” The accommodation on the site is<br />

JRPP (Sydney West Region) <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Paper</strong> – (Item 1) (01 September 2011) – (2011SYW020) 8

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