Snowy River Development Control Plan 1998 - approved 17/12/1998 - generally Township/Urban areas - see Circular list here...

Popular Circulars are:

- Car Parking requirements - C1

- Cobbin Creek Estate - C6

- Complying Development - C4 (Subject to future Planing Reform proposal by Dept of Planning)

- Dual Occupancy in Rural Residential Areas - D4

- Exempt Development - E3 (Subject to future Planing Reform proposal by Dept of Planning)

- Food Premises - F1

- Flood Liable Land - F3 (see also clause 51 of the LEP)

- Landscaping requirements - L2

- Public Notification of DAs - N1

- Residential Development (Houses, Dual Occupancy, Medium Density Housing) - R1

- Subdivisions - S5

- Tree Removal/Lopping - T1

- Variations to Planning Controls - A1

Snowy River Rural Development Control Plan 2008 - adopted on 18/3/2008 - applies to Rural areas - see list of Chapters here...

Popular sections and chapters of the Rural DCP are:

- Bushfire Hazard - Section 5.1 of Chapter 4

- Commercial Use - Chapter 8

- Dual Occupancy - Section 4 of Chapter 5

- Erosion management - Section 6 of Chapter 4

- Food premises - Section 7 of Chapter 8

- Industrial Development - Section 6 of Chapter 8

- Intensive Agriculture - Section 3 of Chapter 8

- Flood hazard - Section 5.2 of Chapter 4

- Heritage impact - Section 7 of Chapter 4

- House/Dwelling - Section 4 of Chapter 5

- Locality Statements - Chapter 3

- Public Notification - Chapter 2

- Scenic Impact - Section 4 of Chapter 4 (See also clause 32 of Rural LEP)

- School/Education Facilities - Chapter 7

- Sewerage treatment - Section 3 of Chapter 4

- Sheds/Outbuildings - Section 4 of Chapter 5

- Subdivision (Agriculture or Intensive Agriculture) - Section 4 & 5 of Chapter 8

- Subdivision ( Rural Living) - Section 2 of Chapter 5

- Subdivision ( Rural Residential Estate) - Section 3 of Chapter 5

- Tourism Uses - Chapter 6

- Vehicle Access - Section 1 of Chapter 4

- Water Supply - Section 2 of Chapter 4

- Wind Energy facility - Section 8 of Chapter 8

Objective: Development Control Plan (DCP's) specify rules, conditions and controls applying to various forms of development. Council officers must ensure development applications meet these specifications.

Application: Council must consider planning provisions in Development Controls Plans when assessing Development Applications. (pursuant to clause 79CV(1)(a)(iii) of the Environmental Planning & Assessment Act 1979.)