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By accident or design, Labor’s legacy of bad planning lives on
Posted on 06/06/2012 | No CommentsAs a primate of signal curiosity I often feel like some urban fringe dweller, guddling about in the detritus of the culture industry, feeling with my fingerless gloves for gleams... -
Planning shake-up gives greater power to councils
Posted on 05/10/2011 | No CommentsLOCAL councils will enjoy a huge increase in their power to determine big residential, retail and commercial developments from today, as laws take effect curbing state government powers to declare... -
Online lodgement for major projects
Posted on 15/09/2011 | No CommentsProponents of major projects will now be able to lodge their applications online under the new planning regime for NSW. Online lodgement for State Significant Development and State Infrastructure Development... -
Overview of Part 3A Repeal Bill
Posted on 28/06/2011 | No CommentsProperty consulting company Urbis has prepared a succinct review of the recent changes made to how the State assesses major projects. Some of the changes include; Creation of two types of State... -
Planning revolution unveiled by Libs
Posted on 17/06/2011 | 1 CommentYesterday’s repeal of Part 3A, the framework previously used to assessed major applications, couldn’t come at a more appropriate time. The 16th of June marked 40 years since the first... -
Councils hail moves to give them control of big projects
Posted on 14/05/2011 | No CommentsCOUNCILS are delighted with moves by the Planning Minister to hand back control over major projects, although developers have warned the changes could see a slump in construction across the... -
Developers warn housing is in crisis
Posted on 11/04/2011 | 1 CommentTHE O’Farrell government faces the first test of its promise to kick-start housing construction after developers said the sector is in crisis following the collapse of the biggest private property... -
NSW Government to scrap Part 3A- All new applications halted
Posted on 05/04/2011 | No CommentsA major overall of the NSW planning system is set to begin with scrapping Part 3A major projects. Half of the 500 major projects currently being assessed by the State... -
Pistol-packing pachyderms have other plans for O’Farrell
Posted on 01/04/2011 | No CommentsPlanning issues were at the forefront of the Government policies leading up to the recent NSW elections. Elizabeth Farrelly, Sydney Morning Herald columnist, author and architect, examines how the new Liberal... -
Planning rules inhibit progress for NSW
Posted on 16/03/2011 | No CommentsAll jurisdictions suffer from “objectives overload” and those objectives have been growing, says a draft report on planning, zoning and development assessment from the Productivity Commission, authorised by the Coalition...