State Environmental Planning Policy (Precincts—Eastern Harbour City) 2021
Schedule 3Development not requiring consent
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Schedule 3 Development not requiring consent
Schedule 3 Development not requiring consent
(Section 4.10)
Appendix 3, hdg: Subst 2022 (835), Sch 2[10].
The following development does not require consent if it would be permissible with consent had it not been included in this Schedule—
• Construction and use of aids to navigation, maintenance dredging by the Maritime Services Board and maintenance of mooring facilities.
• Development referred to in clause 35 (a), (b) or (c) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Model Provisions 1980. (For the purposes of Chapter 4, nothing in clause 35 (a) of those Provisions authorises the demolition of a heritage item which is incidental or ancillary to any development without the need for development consent and the reference in clause 35 (c) of those Provisions to dwelling-houses includes a reference to any dwellings.)
• Demolition of the following (unless part of a heritage item)—
advertising structures, sheds, kiosks, garages, roof structures (such as plant rooms and cooling towers), shop fronts, internal walls and ceilings, partitions, stairs and ducts.
• Within the Glebe Island/White Bay area of the Port and Employment Zone—temporary structures associated with the port (such as hailnetting) and the maintenance and modification of existing structures; the erection and maintenance of port communication equipment; structures for or associated with the storage and processing of cargo; installation, modification and maintenance of utilities and service facilities.
• Installation, modification and maintenance of pipelines, landscaping, fencing and signage associated with the port.
• Subdivision associated with port operations.
• Demolition of wetland structures in the Port and Employment Zone.
• Erection and use of outdoor seating, adjoining tables and like furniture located in the public domain, associated with adjoining cafes, restaurants, bars and the like and required to be licensed by a public authority.
• Development for the purpose of real estate signs that is carried out consistently with any urban development plan.
• Development on land zoned Residential—Business for the purpose of business identification signs that are not erected on a heritage item, being development that is carried out consistently with any urban development plan.