Sydney Local Environmental Plan 2005
114Flexible uses of land requiring a master plan
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114 Flexible uses of land requiring a master plan
114 Flexible uses of land requiring a master plan
(1) Consent may be granted to a use of a part of the land that is subject to a master plan that is not allowed by the zoning of that part but is allowed on another part of the land that is subject to the master plan within a different zone.
(2) Before such a consent is granted (whether or not pursuant to State Environmental Planning Policy No 1—Development Standards) the consent authority must be satisfied that the master plan adequately demonstrates that—
(a) a better distribution of land uses will result, and
(b) the total of the business floor space of all buildings within the master plan area will not be increased as a result of granting the consent, and
(c) the total of the land available for public recreation areas within the master plan area will not be reduced as a result of granting the consent, and
(d) public access to the entire foreshore in Ultimo-Pyrmont will not be reduced as a result of granting the consent.