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Types of Developments

Exempt Developments - Published: 30 Sep 2004
Information on Exempt Developments can be downloaded from the pdf file below. more ..

Integrated Development - Published: 30 Sep 2004
Integrated Development is development where licences/approvals/permits are needed from specified State Government Agencies as well as requiring Council consent. These applications are referred to the relevant state body who will provide Council with terms and conditions for inclusion in any development consent. more ..

Complying Developments - Published: 30 Sep 2004
Information on Complying Develpoments more ..

Local Developments - Published: 30 Sep 2004
Local development is development which requires consent from Council before it can be carried out. more ..

Designated and State Significant - Published: 15 Jul 2004
Designated Development generally comprises projects which have been nominated for particular scrutiny due to potentially significant environmental concerns (such as mines or large piggeries). All Designated Development requires development consent before it can be carried out. An Environmental Impact Statement must also be prepared and lodged by the applicant.

State Significant Development is development involving major projects of State or Regional significance. Applications for State Significant Development are to be lodged with and assessed and determined by the Department of Urban Affairs and Planning.

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