NSW home owners lodging a development application
A Statement of Environmental Effects for a granny flat, deck or alteration DA in NSW, written against the LEP and DCP controls for your lot. Free to read.
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How it works
What you get
The first draft is free to read. Each document after it is drafted from the same confirmed facts.
Modeled on: NSW Department of Planning Application requirements (March 2022), section 1.2
From public data
matters a Statement of Environmental Effects must document under the NSW application requirements, from impacts and mitigation to heights, setbacks and landscaping
Source: NSW Department of Planning, Application requirements (March 2022)
Questions
The NSW application requirements say it must document the development's environmental impacts, how they were identified and the steps to protect the environment or lessen harm, with drawings showing the development in context, compliance with height, setback and envelope controls, and the landscaped area.
Section 4.15 of the EP&A Act lists the matters, including environmental planning instruments such as the LEP, development control plans, the regulations, the likely impacts, the suitability of the site, submissions and the public interest.
Often. Section 4.55 lets the consent authority modify a consent. A change with minimal environmental impact goes under s 4.55(1A), as long as the development stays substantially the same as the one approved.
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Where is the block you're building on?
Where is the tree?
Where is the new home or alteration?
Where is the site?
Where is the Brisbane property?
Where is the heritage property?
Answer it and the project exists. Three more questions, then the draft.