What is a “building” – Ballina Shire Council v Joblin
In a decision delivered by the Court on Friday 22 July, the Court considered the meaning of “building” in the context of a development control order.
Read MoreExploring planning, environment, and local government law issues in New South Wales
In a decision delivered by the Court on Friday 22 July, the Court considered the meaning of “building” in the context of a development control order.
Read MoreThe judgment of Parrot v Kiama Municipal Council provides guidance with respect to development applications for subdivision, and when we may need to consider the impacts of future development on the land (like houses or other structures).
Read MoreIn some instances a local council may be liable in relation to negligence, including with respect to development consents.
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 some common pitfalls and important considerations when it comes to development applications?
Read MoreToday’s article comes from a question received about how access and make contact with the Local Traffic Committee.
Read MoreToday’s article is in response to a question about the withholding of a subdivision certificate subject to Local Traffic Committee approval.
Read MoreToday’s article is in response to a question about the powers of the Local Traffic Committee.
Read MoreThis article comes from a question I received about the lawfulness of installing traffic control devices without approval.
Read MoreThis post is in response to a question received about the role and powers of the Local Traffic Committee.
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