Noise Attenuation – Stockland Developments v Wollongong Council
The judgment of Stockland Developments v Wollongong Council provides us with direction as to the preferred method of noise attenuation with respect to development.
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The judgment of Stockland Developments v Wollongong Council provides us with direction as to the preferred method of noise attenuation with respect to development.
Read MoreIn Ku-ring-gai Council v Buyozo Pty Ltd [2021] NSWCA 177, the NSW Court of Appeal determined that there is no power to modify a development consent to amend a condition of consent requiring a monetary contribution.
Read MoreOn 14 July 2021 legislation was published to permit modification applications to be amended.
Read MoreA judgment of the NSW Supreme Court of Appeal has raised significant doubts regarding the power to amend a modification application.
Read MoreThe law A local environmental plan (LEP) is a piece of legislation that guides planning decisions for local government areas through zoning and development controls. Each local government area will have one or more LEPs.
Read MoreIn some instances a local council may be liable in relation to negligence, including with respect to development consents.
Read MoreProject Venture Development Pty Ltd v Pittwater Council provides us with guidance when considering the compatability of a proposal within its local area.
Read MoreFollowing an inquiry into the former Canterbury City Council, ICAC has made some interesting recommendations in relation to the use of clause 4.6 variation requests.
Read MoreWhat are Interim Heritage Orders and how can they impact development?
Read MoreWhen a condition of consent states that a council is to be satisfied about a matter, it may not always be the council who makes the final decision.
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