NSW Development Consent for Residential Accommodation on High-Contour Flood Land in Wollondilly

Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Western Sydney Aerotropolis) Bill 2024

Independent Bill

14 Nov 2024: This bill has lapsed and is no longer under discussion.

Legislative Assembly

Legislative Council

Assent

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housing land use residential development zoning

Introduced by: Judy Hannan MP (IND)

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Official page: progress through parliament

Official page: bill text and explanatory notes

Effects of this bill

If this bill passes, it means that:

Developers can seek consent to build residential housing on land in the Wollondilly local government area.
The land must be in an ANEF or ANEC contour of 20 or greater.
These new permissions override the existing restrictions in section 4.17.

News articles and press releases

Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Western Sydney Aerotropolis) Bill 2024

Mrs JUDY HANNAN, Member for Wollondilly — 2024-11-14

the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Western Sydney Aerotropolis) Bill 2024, which aims to fix the concerns and frustrations I have regarding the restrictions of the State Environmental Planning Policy (Precincts—Western Parkland City) 2021, or Western Parkland City SEPP, and the effect this SEPP has on many residents in Wollondilly. To quickly summarise and allay some fears, this amendment is not about pushing for mass development or trying to intensify land use. Anyone can already subdivide in some of those areas. This is about the rights that landowners had prior to the SEPP 2021 coming into existence to build granny flats in their own backyards.