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Temporary and Minor Development Local Planning Policy

Description:

The City of Bayswater has adopted for public advertising the draft modified Temporary and Minor Development Local Planning Policy. The proposed policy is intended to streamline the development application process by identifying characteristics and types of developments which are considered minor in nature and therefore do not require development approval.

Current project status:

Completed.

Information available:

The draft policy is available in the Document Library on this page.

Submissions closed:

5 December 2019

Description:

The City of Bayswater has adopted for public advertising the draft modified Temporary and Minor Development Local Planning Policy. The proposed policy is intended to streamline the development application process by identifying characteristics and types of developments which are considered minor in nature and therefore do not require development approval.

Current project status:

Completed.

Information available:

The draft policy is available in the Document Library on this page.

Submissions closed:

5 December 2019

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