The New Planning System

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The document outlines major changes to NSW's planning system, including: 1. Establishing upfront strategic planning with Regional Growth Plans and Subregional Delivery Plans to identify growth areas. 2. Introducing Local Plans written in plain English to foster more effective community participation. 3. Creating a simpler development assessment process with five tracks, including a Code Assessment track. 4. Developing infrastructure alongside housing and employment through Infrastructure Contributions.

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A New Planning System for
NSW
WHITE PAPER
• NSW Government’s commitment to
create a simpler, more certain and more
transparent planning system.

NSW Planning a better place to live and work
We’ve taken a fresh approach to building a world class planning system

A New Approach to Community Participation

A Focus on Upfront Strategic Planning
Strategic plans will set the upfront ground rules

NSW Planning Policies
These policies will articulate the government’s policy framework relating to
land use and development for a range of sectors

Regional Growth Plans
Regional Growth Plans will provide a 20 year framework for
strategic planning across each region of the state

Subregional Delivery Plans
Subregional Delivery Plans are the major plans for change - they will
identify where growth will be located

Local Plans
Local Plans will be
written in plain English
to foster more effective
community participation

Five Development Assessment Tracks
Complying CodeExempt Merit Prohibited

Building Regulation and Certification
We are creating a
significantly more robust
and transparent building
regulation and
certification system

Infrastructure to Support Growth
Infrastructure will be delivered
alongside housing and employment
development

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The New Planning System

1. A New Planning System for NSW WHITE PAPER • NSW Government’s commitment to create a simpler, more certain and more transparent planning system.

2. NSW Planning a better place to live and work We’ve taken a fresh approach to building a world class planning system

3. How We Listened to You

4. What We Heard…

5. Major Transformative Changes

6. A New Approach to Community Participation

7. How we will work with you

8. A Focus on Upfront Strategic Planning Strategic plans will set the upfront ground rules

9. NSW Planning Policies These policies will articulate the government’s policy framework relating to land use and development for a range of sectors

10. Regional Growth Plans Regional Growth Plans will provide a 20 year framework for strategic planning across each region of the state

11. Subregional Delivery Plans Subregional Delivery Plans are the major plans for change - they will identify where growth will be located

12. Local Plans Local Plans will be written in plain English to foster more effective community participation

13. Local Plan – what does it look like?

14. Five Development Assessment Tracks Complying CodeExempt Merit Prohibited

15.

16.

17. Code Assessment

18. Role of One Stop Shop

19. Appeals and Reviews

20. Compliance and Enforcement

21. Building Regulation and Certification We are creating a significantly more robust and transparent building regulation and certification system

22. Infrastructure to Support Growth Infrastructure will be delivered alongside housing and employment development

23. Infrastructure Contributions

24.

25. Next Steps

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