On 10 August 2017, the NSW Parliament enacted key changes to the Environmental Planning & Assessment and Electoral legislation. These changes set up mandatory Minister-appointed Planning Panels that will now assess developments above $5 Million, excluding Local Councillors from the process. An analysis of the impacts of this decision has been compiled by long-time Better Planning Network member Phil Jenkyn, Co-convenor of the Save Hunters Hill Municipality Coalition. The analysis can be downloaded here.
Thursday, September 7, 2017
Mandatory Planning Panels
About the new, mandatory Planning Panels
On 10 August 2017, the NSW Parliament enacted key changes to the Environmental Planning & Assessment and Electoral legislation. These changes set up mandatory Minister-appointed Planning Panels that will now assess developments above $5 Million, excluding Local Councillors from the process. An analysis of the impacts of this decision has been compiled by long-time Better Planning Network member Phil Jenkyn, Co-convenor of the Save Hunters Hill Municipality Coalition. The analysis can be downloaded here.
On 10 August 2017, the NSW Parliament enacted key changes to the Environmental Planning & Assessment and Electoral legislation. These changes set up mandatory Minister-appointed Planning Panels that will now assess developments above $5 Million, excluding Local Councillors from the process. An analysis of the impacts of this decision has been compiled by long-time Better Planning Network member Phil Jenkyn, Co-convenor of the Save Hunters Hill Municipality Coalition. The analysis can be downloaded here.
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