Sydney Local Environmental Plan 2005
106Requirement for and use of master plans
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106 Requirement for and use of master plans
106 Requirement for and use of master plans
(1) Development consent must not be granted for development that relates to land that is, or is within, a master plan area unless—
(a) there is a master plan for the land (or for land that includes the land) adopted by the Minister, and
(b) the consent authority has taken the master plan into consideration.
(2) The Minister may waive compliance with this requirement because of the nature of the development concerned, the adequacy of other guidelines that apply to the proposed development or for such other reason as the Minister considers sufficient.
(3) The following, copies of which are available from the offices of the Council and the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, are taken to be master plans adopted under this Chapter by the Minister—
(a) Darling Island Master Plan, as amended by Amendment No 1 adopted on 8 April 2002,
(b) Elizabeth Macarthur Bay Master Plan adopted on 4 July 2002,
(c) Lend Lease Pyrmont Site Master Plan, as amended by Amendments 1–5, Amendment No 5 being adopted on 2 May 2002,
(d) Pyrmont Point Master Plan, as amended by Amendment No 1 adopted on 11 May 2000,
(e) Saunders Street, Pyrmont, Master Plan adopted by the Minister on 27 October 2000,
(f) master plan for the former Goodman Fielder site at 50–72 Union Street, Pyrmont adopted on 17 November 2003,
(g) Sydney Fish Markets Master Plan adopted by the Minister on 16 February 2005.
(4) Any thing done before the commencement of this plan in accordance with Sydney Regional Environmental Plan No 26—City West in respect of a draft master plan for land within Ultimo-Pyrmont is taken to have been done in accordance with this Part.