Plans Policies and Strategies

How do they all fit together?

Eurobodalla's Rural Local Environmental Plan and Urban Local Environmental Plan (LEPs) are the main documents guiding development in the shire. Underneath these plans sit Development Control Plans (DCPs). Beneath these are various planning policies.

[Environmental Planning Instruments] [Development Control Plans] [Planning Policies] [Planning Strategies]

 

Environmental Planning Instruments

Eurobodalla Rural Local Environmental Plan 1987

This environmental planning instrument sets landuse zones for rural areas and spells out where different types of development may be allowed to happen.

http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/maintop/view/inforce/epi+592+1987+cd+0+N (External Link)

Eurobodalla Urban Local Environmental Plan 1999

This environmental planning instrument sets landuse zones for urban areas and spells out where different types of development may be allowed to happen.

http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/maintop/view/inforce/epi+183+1999+cd+0+N (External Link)

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Development Control Plans (DCP), Codes and Style Guides

View a list of DCPs, Codes and Style Guides. 

 

Planning Policies

Planning Agreements Policy, s94A Levy Contribution Plan and s94 Development Contributions

The Planning Agreements Policy and Development Contribution Plans guide the extent to which new development will contribute to new or upgraded facilities and services.

View Planning Agreements Policy

• S94 Development Contributions Plan (1.34 MB)
• S94A Levy Contributions Plan 2007 (2.82 MB)

Yellow-bellied Glider Policy

This policy aims to protect Yellow-bellied Gliders within the Broulee area through the retention of suitable habitat.

View Policy
View Code of Practice

Acid Sulphate Soils Policy

This policy aims to minimise any impacts on water quality associated with the disturbance of acid sulphate soils.

View Acid Sulphate Soils Policy

 

Planning Strategies

Eurobodalla Settlement Strategy

This strategy provides a framework to direct future planning and investment decisions over the next 25 years. The Settlement Strategy together with structure plans for Moruya, Narooma and Batemans Bay will inform the future Integrated Local Environmental Plan for the Shire.

• Eurobodalla Settlement Strategy (10.29 MB)

Economic Development and Employment Lands Strategy

This Strategy is a long-term plan for the delivery of business opportunities and employment in the Eurobodalla, identifying potential future employment lands in the Shire to 2030. It updates the employment land strategies and directions contained in the Eurobodalla Settlement Strategy adopted in 2006, and supports Council's Economic Development Strategy adopted in 2009. The Strategy will be used to inform future reviews of the Settlement Strategy and the Local Environmental Plan.

• Economic Development And Employment Lands Strategy (1.63 MB)
• Economic Development And Employment Lands Strategy - Appendix A - K (7.32 MB)

 

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