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PART ONE - Campbelltown City Council - NSW Government

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Planning and Environment Committee Meeting 5 April 2011 Page 1042.9 Public Exhibition Of Bardia Sub Precinct Development Control PlanWith respect to strata titled studios, the draft BDCP includes provision for the development ofstudio apartments on rear lanes to encourage passive surveillance in these areas, but doesnot permit the subdivision of such development. The SCDCP includes provisions for thedevelopment of garden flats where strata subdivision is also not permitted. It is consideredthat there is a place for the strata subdivision of secondary dwellings in the form of studios,within new residential estates (eg Bardia and Menangle Park), similar to that found within thePark Central and Macarthur Gardens residential developments. However, it is not proposedto include such strata subdivision provisions for new infill development within existingresidential areas. Thus, it is considered appropriate to amend the provisions in the draftBDCP to permit strata subdivision of studio development, and an increase in the maximumfloor area from 45m² to 50m² (to be consistent with the existing provisions for garden flats inthe SCDCP), as well as ensuring appropriate car parking, access, open space and garbagestorage areas are provided. It is also considered appropriate to permit the development ofonly one secondary dwelling (either studio or garden flat) per allotment.Mont St Quentin Oval / Berryman OvalThe preliminary draft BDCP renamed the district park from Mont St Quentin Oval to BerrymanOval. However, <strong>Council</strong> has now received further information with regard to the naming of theoval.When the oval was first constructed it was known as the Ingleburn Oval, and retained that nameuntil Sir Frank Horton Berryman was appointed General Officer Commanding Eastern Commandin 1945 when it was renamed Berryman Oval. Around 1947 and 1948 there was a general moveto rename various military areas after World War II battles, and Alamein was suggested forBerryman Oval. As a number of places had already taken the name Alamein it was decided tocall Berryman Oval Mont St Quentin Oval after one of the final battles of World War I, where anumber of Australian Divisions were involved and nine Victoria Crosses were awarded toAustralians.It is therefore considered appropriate to retain the name Mont St Quentin Oval for the district parklocated on the southern side of <strong>Campbelltown</strong> Road.Amendments to <strong>Campbelltown</strong> (Urban Area) Local Environmental Plan 2002As previously advised in the report to <strong>Council</strong>’s Ordinary Meeting of 21 September 2010, someprovisions of the draft BDCP would result in the need to amend certain aspects of <strong>Campbelltown</strong>(Urban Area) Local Environmental Plan 2002. These amendments include the following:1. The replacement of the 3(a) Business Zone on the southern side of <strong>Campbelltown</strong> Roadwith a residential zoning.2. Provision for road widening along the southern boundary of <strong>Campbelltown</strong> Road in thevicinity of the Mont St Quentin Oval.3. Provision for the relocation of Macdonald Road to allow for its realignment.4. Deletion of the 3(a) Special Uses School Zone and its replacement with a residentialzoning. Please note that schools are now required to be included in residential zones.

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