The Planning Scheme Amendment Process and Consultation Guidelines
Discover the steps involved in amending a planning scheme, from initial council decisions to public consultation and adoption. Learn about the importance of early consultation with the public and stakeholders, along with flexible timeframes for the process.
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DEVELOPMENT WATCH WATCHING OVER COOLUM
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO PLANNING SCHEME 2014 AT TWIN WATERS WEST
THE PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT PROCESS 1.Council decides to make an amendment 2.Council advises the Minister of its decision and provides supporting information 3.The Minister advises Council to prepare a draft amendment 4.Council sends the draft to the Minister for the first State Interest check 5.After the State is happy with the draft, it advises Council to start public consultation
THE PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT PROCESS 6.Council carries out the public consultation process Public Notice placed in newspaper 7.Council reviews submissions and: amends draft as necessary advises submitters how it dealt with concerns raised 8.Council sends revised draft to the Minister for the second State Interest check 9.The Minister advises Council that it may adopt the amendment 10.Council decides to adopt the amendment
CONSULTATION (Statutory Guideline extract) There are many benefits to having early consultation with the public and stakeholders when preparing planning schemes, such as: early identification of issues early identification of community values, and greater community ownership of the planning scheme during preparation and once it is adopted.
CONSULTATION (Statutory Guideline extract) Although minimum timeframes are required by SPA for the public consultation stage, local governments have flexibility to choose suitable consultative processes and the length of time consultation occurs during other stages of the process.
CONSULTATION (Statutory Guideline extract) Some examples of alternative consultation methods which may be of use include: newspaper advertisements (public notice) radio advertising or radio interviews public consultation events displays in shopping centres public meetings, and information days
CONSULTATION COUNCIL DID NOT CONSULT WITH THE PUBLIC IT NOTIFIED THE PUBLIC BUT ONLY CONSULTED WITH SELECTED COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS PUBLIC INITIATIVES HAVE FORCED COUNCIL TO CONSULT WITH THE COMMUNITY
FLOODS, STORM TIDES AND EROSION DEVELOPMENT ON THE STOCKLAND SITE IS CONSTRAINED BY: COASTAL PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT ACT STATE PLANNING POLICY COUNCIL S FLOOD HAZARD MAPPING
STATE PLANNING POLICY (Extract) For coastal hazards erosion prone areas: maintaining erosion prone areas development- free buffer zones within a coastal management district as unless: the development cannot be feasibly located elsewhere, and it is coastal-dependent development, or is temporary, readily relocatable or able to be abandoned development
COASTAL HAZARD AREA MAP Erosion and permanent inundation due to sea level rise
GROUND LEVEL AND BUILDING HEIGHTS COUNCIL IS PROPOSING TO CHANGE THE DEFINITION OF GROUND LEVEL AND TO INTRODUCE A FLOOD HAZARD ALLOWANCE . THIS WILL ALLOW PERMITTED BUILDING HEIGHT LIMITS TO BE MAINTAINED WHEN FILL IS PLACED ON FLOOD PLAIN.
THANK YOU PUT YOUR SUBMISSIONS IN BY MONDAY 7 NOVEMBER (PERHAPS COUNCIL MIGHT GIVE YOU AN EXTENSION OF TIME) ANY QUESTIONS?
