PART ONE - Campbelltown City Council - NSW Government

Planning and Environment Committee Meeting 5 April 2011 Page 392.6 Draft Campbelltown (Sustainable City) Dcp 2011 (Volumes 1, 2 & 3) - Stage 4The outcome of all the completed stages of the SCDCP would be the consolidation of allCouncil’s existing development control plans into a single document. Once completed, theSCDCP would replace all existing stand-alone development control plans.Previous Briefings to CouncilIn 2010, Councillors were provided with two briefings (27 January and 03 August) in relation toVegetation Management within Campbelltown Local Government Area (LGA). At the briefings,Councillors were presented with information on the following:The main issues affecting vegetation management in Campbelltown including publicliability and infrastructure cost; andA discussion on the proposed controls for vegetation management.At the time, two comprehensive discussion papers relating to vegetation management withinCampbelltown LGA were distributed to all Councillors.On 23 November 2010, Councillors were provided with a briefing on the following proposed draftParts of the SCDCP:Draft Part 4:Draft Part 9:Draft Part 10:Draft Part 11:Draft Part 12:Draft Part 13:Rural Residential DevelopmentPublic Consultations;Religious EstablishmentsVegetation Management;Telecommunication Facilities; andSex Industries.ReportThis report provides information on the following items:1. Review of the adopted SCDCP 2009;2. Proposed new Parts and Volumes; and3. Proposed consultation with the Community for Stage 4 of the draft SCDCP 2011.1. Review of the Adopted Sustainable City Development Control Plan 2009The adopted SCDCP 2009 has been in operation since June 2009. Following theimplementation of the SCDCP 2009 the need for a number of minor amendments has beenidentified by staff. These amendments are required to address such issues as:inconsistencies with State Environmental Planning Policies; andminor technical anomalies with the SCDCP 2009 that have become apparent in its dayto-dayimplementation.The SCDCP 2009 is a workable document that will continue to be regularly reviewed to ensureconsistency with introduced legislation and guidelines by the relevant public authorities, includingthe NSW Department of Planning and the NSW Department of Environment and ClimateChange.