NSW owners and builders lodging a DA
Free guide to the waste management plan your council wants with a DA: demolition and construction waste estimates, reuse, recycling and disposal.
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How it works
What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Statement of Environmental Effects door.
Modeled on: Council site waste minimisation and management plan forms (e.g. City of Newcastle SWMMP)
From public data
recycling target for all waste streams, including demolition and construction waste, under the NSW Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy 2041
Source: Inner West Council, waste and recycling management plan form
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.
Questions
It depends on the council. Newcastle's site waste minimisation and management plan form must accompany a DA for building work, major demolition, or subdivision earthworks and land clearing.
No. Inner West wants its demolition and construction waste and recycling plan before a Construction Certificate is issued, and the plan must show how the project meets the NSW 80% recycling target.
The waste your project will generate and how you intend to reuse, recycle or dispose of it. Newcastle's form is assessed against the waste controls in its DCP, together with your development plans.
Related doors
Where is the property for the DA?
Where is the construction project?
Where is the tree?
What work does your crew do?
Where is the road work or lift?
Where is the property needing consent?
Answer it and ePlan opens the Statement of Environmental Effects door with your answer filled in.