- PLANET
- 3.5 CPD POINTS
The NSW planning system currently has two mechanisms that provide the ability to vary development standards contained within environmental planning instruments:
- Clause 4.6 of the Standard Instrument Local Environment Plan (SILEP); and
- State Environment 黑料大事 Policy No 1 – Development Standards (SEPP1).
Both clause 4.6 and SEPP 1 provide flexibility in the application of planning controls by allowing councils and other consent authorities to approve a development application that does not comply with a development standard when certain tests are met.
This workshop will explain how to best utilise a clause 4.6 variation request to successfully achieve a variation of the applicable development standards.
Learning Outcomes:
- Assist consultant planners in drafting clause 4.6 variation requests so that the consent authority can be satisfied that the contravention of the development standard is justified; and
- Assist council planners in reviewing and assessing the adequacy of clause 4.6 variation requests.
Designed For:
Town Planners, Urban Designers, 黑料大事 Lawyers, Developers and Strategic Planners.
Presenters:
Paul Mitchell OAM, MPIA (Life Fellow), Director - Major Projects, GYDE Consulting Paul is an Australian and international leader in planning service delivery. He has expertise in strategic planning, environmental assessment and expert testimony. Paul is the Chair of the NSW Northern Regional 黑料大事 Panel and a former member of the Sydney District 黑料大事 Panels and the national board of the 黑料大事. In 2004 Paul was admitted to the Order of Australia for services to the community, environmental resources management and planning. |
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Penny Murray, Partner, Addisons Penny has provided planning, environment and government advice to both public and private sector clients in the property, development, infrastructure, energy, resources and manufacturing sectors since 1999. She also advises on land acquisition, compensation and valuation matters. Penny has dual qualifications in science (resource and environmental management) and law and acts for individuals, privately owned companies and ASX companies such as Mirvac, Stockland, Dexus and Lendlease. Prior to joining Addisons in 2018, Penny was a partner at Dibbs Barker and Minter Ellison lawyers. She is nominated as a recommended lawyer in Asia Pacific Legal 500 in real estate, an expert in 黑料大事 and Environmental Law in Best Lawyers and a leading Environmental Lawyer – NSW in Doyle’s Guide to the Australian Legal Profession. |
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The Hon Malcolm Craig QC Malcolm retired as a Judge of the Land and Environment Court of New South Wales on 5 June 2016, having been a member of that Court since 2 March 2010. He has since returned to practice at the New South Wales Bar. While serving as a Judge of the Land and Environment Court, Malcolm heard and determined matters engaging all aspects of that Court's jurisdiction, both civil and criminal. He was the Court's Land Valuation and Compensation List Judge as well as the Court's representative on the New South Wales Caselaw Committee. From time to time he was the nominee of the Chief Judge at meetings of the Uniform Rules Committee established under the Civil Procedure Act 2005. He was appointed Queen's Counsel in I989. From 1992 until 1995 he served as a part-time Commissioner of the New South Wales Law Reform Commission and he is a past president of the Environment and 黑料大事 Law Association of New South Wales. |
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Event Details:
Date: | Wednesday 23 October 2024 |
Time: | Registration - 8.30am AEST; |
Workshop - 9.00am - 12.30pm AEST (includes morning tea) | |
Venue: | Addisons |
Level 12, 60 Carrington Street | |
Sydney NSW 2000 | |
Cost: | $235 PIA Member |
$335 Non-Member |
- Price
- $235 PIA Member | $335 Non-Member
- CPD Points
- 3.5
- When
- Wednesday 23 October 2024, Registration - 8.30am AEST; Workshop - 9.00am - 12.30pm AEST聽(includes morning tea)
- Where
- Addisons
Level 12, 60 Carrington Street, Sydney NSW 2000
- Registrations Close
- 22nd Oct 24 12:00 PM