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AUBURN Development control Plans & Master Plans
 
 
A development control plan (DCP) is a town planning document prepared by Council under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000.
 
A DCP provides various development controls for single detached houses, town houses, residential flat buildings as well as industrial and commercial development. The DCP also establishes controls for parking, stormwater, environmental issues and other matters. Applicants should refer to the DCP for all development.
 
The following DCPs apply to land where Auburn City Council is the consent authority.
 
 
NamePurpose of PlanLand to which this plan appliesEffective DateStatus
General Requirements Provides general introduction to the Development Control Plans including a description of the localities.All zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.22 March, 2000Current
Exempt & Complying Development Identifies development provisions for exempt and complying development.All zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.From the date of gazettal of Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000. 27 October, 2000Current
Multiple DwellingsIdentifies development provisions for multiple dwellings (i.e villas and townhouses).2 (b) Residential (Medium Density) zone under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.24 September, 2003Current
Detached Dwellings and Dual Occupancy DCP (Amendment No.1) This plan identifies development provisions for detached dwellings and dual occupancies.All zones except 4 (e) Special Enterprise, 5 (a) Special Uses, 5 (b) (Arterial Roads), 5 (c) Special Uses (Local Roads), 6 (a) Public Recreation and 6 (b) Private Recreation zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.25 October 2006Current
Residential Flat BuildingsThis plan identifies development provisions for residential flat buildings.2 (c ) Residential Flat Buildings, 3 (a) Business (Retail and Office Development), 3 (b) Business (Office Development) zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.15 October, 2003Current
Latest Business Areas DCP (Amendment No.1)This plan sets out development standards for development permitted within the Business zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.3 (a) Business (Retail and Office Development) and 3 (b) (Office Development) zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.7 March 2007Current
Industrial AreasThis plan sets out development standards for land uses permitted within the Industrial zones under Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.4 (a) General Industrial,

4 (b) Light Industrial, 4 (c) Industrial Enterprise, 4 (d) Special Enterprise zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.

22 March, 2000Current
Childcare Care CentresThis plan identifies development standards to guide the development of child care centres in the Auburn Local Government Area.Zones except for 5 (a) Special Uses,

5 (b) Special Uses (Arterial Roads), 5 (c ) Special Uses (Local Roads) under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.

22 March, 2000Current
BrothelsRegulates the development of brothels in the Auburn Local Government Area.4 (a) General Industrial zone under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.22 March, 2000Current
Parking and LoadingThis plan sets standards to ensure development provides adequate levels of parking within the Auburn Local Government Area.All zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.22 March, 2000Current
Stormwater Drainage This plan sets standards for all development which lead to increased levels of stormwater runoff and/or are required to drain to a Council or other State Government Controlled Stormwater System.All zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.2 February, 2003Current

Notification of Development Proposals Development Control Plan (Amendment No 1).

The plan sets out the requirements and procedures for notifying landowners and/or occupiers that may be affected by or are situated within the vicinity of a property that is the subject of a development application.All zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.26 April 2006Current
Former Lidcombe Hospital SiteThis plan sets out standards for development of the former Lidcombe Hospital Site.Generally bounded by Joseph Street and Weeroona Road, Lidcombe.20 August, 2003Current
Regents Park RAAF Stores DepotThis plan guides development of the former RAAF Stores Depot, Regents Park to accompany the creation of a residential precinct in the sites north and an industrial precinct in the south.Land generally bounded by Kirkham Street, Chisholm Road and the water supply pipelines.1 November, 2000Current
Land Adjacent to Berala Railway StationThis plan states the planning intentions, general principles and public benefit for lots 1 and 2 DP 749798, Woodburn Road, Berala which is land adjacent to Berala Railway Station.Lots 1 and 2 DP 749798, Woodburn Road, Berala which is land adjacent to Berala Railway Station.23 October, 2002Current
Language of Advertising and Signage This plan ensures that advertising and signage provides effective communication for the whole community by being displayed in English and including a translation in another language.All zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.28 May, 2003Current
Carter Street Precinct The plan establishes a planning, development and design framework for development on land generally bounded by the M4 Motorway, Haslams Creek and Edwin Flack Avenue.Carter Street Precinct generally bounded by the M4 Motorway to the south, Haslams Creek to the west and northwest and Edwin Flack Avenue to the northeast.26 November, 2003Current
Guidelines For Erosion And Sediment Control This plan provides guidelines for erosion and sediment control on building development sites within the Auburn Local Government Area.All zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.19 November, 2003Current
Revised Access and Mobility Development Control Plan 2005This plan ensures that all members of the community have unimpeded access to a wide range of premises in the built environment.All zones under the Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000.4 May, 2005Current
Homebush Bay WestThese plans provide Guidelines for development (DCP) and a Public Domain Manual.Homebush Bay West located in the SREP24 Excluded Area.

June 2004
December 2005

Current

Newington Design CodeThis plan provides Development Guidelines for the Newington Business Park and Newington Village Areas.Newington located in the SREP 24 Excluded Area.

Revision 3
June 1999

Current

 

Residential Areas DCPThis plan provides Development Guidelines for Residential Areas.Residential Areas22 March 2000Current

 
 
MASTER PLANS
 
The Regency Green Estate - Draft Industrial Business Park Master Plan provides the overall strategy and guiding development principles for future development of the southern portion of the former Regents Park RAAF Stores Depot. The Masterplan has been prepared in accordance with Clause 64 'Staged Development' of Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000 and was approved under Development Consent DA-608/2003 as Stage One of the re-development of the former Regents Park Royal Australian Air Force Stores Depot. Clause 64 of Auburn Local Environmental Plan 2000 requires all subsequent stages (development applications for development on allotments within the Regency Green subdivision) to have regard to Stage One, therefore development must be designed in accordance with this document.

To download the documents related to the Regency Green Master Plan click on the links below:
 

DRAFT AUBURN DEVELOPMENT CONTROL PLAN 2009 

At its meeting of 3 October 2007, Auburn Council resolved to prepare Draft Auburn Development Control Plan 2009 (DADCP 2009) which will consolidate some 22 individual DCPs into a single overarching draft DCP.

The DADCP 2009 has come about because of state government’s planning reforms introduced in late September 2005. Initially the reforms meant that from that time, a Council could only have one DCP applying to a site. The Department of Planning further introduced transitional provisions in allowing Councils to prepare their consolidated DCPs alongside their new template-based LEPs.

The general approach has been to “roll over” Council’s current policies contained within Council’s current DCPs into the new DADCP 2009. However, Council has prepared studies and strategies which informed policy changes, namely the Carter Street Parking Study and the Auburn Town Centre Heritage Study and the Response Paper to the Auburn Town Centre Heritage Study.

Therefore, on adoption of Auburn DCP 2009, Council‘s new DCP framework will comprise of the following DCPs:

  • Auburn DCP 2009
  • Homebush Bay West DCP 2004
  • No.1 Burroway Road (deemed) DCP 2006
  • Homebush Bay – Wentworth Point Master Plan 2005

EXHIBITION OF THE DADCP 2009

At its meeting of 21 October 2009, Auburn City Council resolved, in part, to exhibit the DADCP 2009 for a period of 8 weeks. Therefore, the draft plans and supporting information are on exhibition from Wednesday, 4th November 2009 to Friday 8th January 2010. Refer to the relevant links below:


  • Industrial Development Controls:
  • Other Development Controls:

  • Definitions and Terms


    The following report explains the major policy changes between Council’s current DCPs and DADCP 2009.

    • The following information brochure supports the draft plan:

      EXHIBITION OF CERTAIN PUBLIC DOMAIN PLANS

      At its meeting of 21 October 2009, Auburn City Council resolved, in part, to exhibit the Draft Public Domain Plans for a period of 8 weeks. Therefore, the draft plans are also on exhibition from Wednesday, 4th November 2009 to Friday 8th January 2010. Refer to the relevant links below:

      The following information brochure supports the Draft Public Domain Plans:

      What are the Public Domain Plans and how did they come about?

      As part of the DCP review process, existing public domain controls held in the Carter Street, Regency Green Industrial Estate / RAAF Stores DCP and Newington Code have been excised and re-housed in a series of new individual plans.

      This relocation has occurred because current DCPs will be repealed on the adoption of DADCP 2009 and this action will dissolve all existing public domain controls. Therefore, they have essentially been rehoused in individual plans which will form part of a broader Public Domain Plan framework in the near future.

      WHERE CAN I VIEW A COPY OF THE DRAFT DADCP 2009 and PDPs AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION?

      The draft DADCP 2009 and Draft Public Domain Plans and supporting information may be inspected at Council’s libraries or Administration Centre as follows:

      • Auburn Administration Centre (Civic Place, 1 Susan Street, Auburn):
        Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4.00pm
      • Auburn Library (Civic Place, 1 Susan Street, Auburn):
        Monday to Thursday 9.30am to 8.00pm; Friday 9.30am to 6.00pm; Saturday 9.30am to 4.00pm; Sunday 1.00pm to 4.00pm
      • Lidcombe Library (Bridge Street, Lidcome):
        Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9.30am to 5.00pm; Tuesday and Thursday 10.00am to 6.00pm; Saturday 9.30am to 12 noon
      • Regents Park Library (Amy Street, Regents Park):
        Monday and Wednesday 10.00am to 6.00pm; Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9.30am to 5.00pm; Saturday 9.30am to 12 noon
      • Newington Library (Cnr Of The Avenues Of Europe And Asia, Newington):
        Thursday 2.00pm to 6.00pm: Saturday 9.00am to 12 noon

       Should you wish to take away a copy of a draft plan or supporting study with you, Council’s fees will apply.

       How do I make a submission?

       Any person who wishes to lodge a submission in respect of the Draft ADCP 2009 or Draft Public Domain Plans may do so in writing until 4.00pm on Friday, 8th January 2010. Submissions must be in writing and addressed to the General Manager: 

      Please quote the relevant reference numbers on your correspondence. 

      • Reference number D-80-09 for the Draft ADCP 2009; and
      • Reference number D-80-03 for the public domain plans.
       
      Should you have any further enquiries concerning the DADCP 2009, please contact Harinee de Silva, Strategic Planner, on 9735 1232 or email ALEP2009@auburn.nsw.gov.au However, should you have any further enquiries concerning the Draft Public Domain Plans, please contact Rebecca Lee, Graduate Strategic Planner, on 9735 1290 or email Rebecca.Lee@auburn.nsw.gov.au 

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