New South Wales Consolidated Regulations

LAKE MACQUARIE LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 2014 - REG 7.17

7.17 Development on certain land at 1A Raymond Street, Speers Point

(1) This clause applies to land identified as "Speers Point Area 1" on the Key Sites Map being the former Speers Point Quarry site.

(2) Development consent must not be granted for development on land to which this clause applies unless a development control plan that provides for the matters specified in subclause (3) has been approved by the Council for that land.

(3) The development control plan referred to in subclause (2) must provide for the following matters in relation to the land--

(a) further geotechnical studies, proposed earthworks and reshaping of the site, including stabilisation of quarry walls and drainage design,

(b) phase 2 detailed investigation report for contaminated land including a remedial action plan (RAP) and site validation for future urban subdivision,

(c) guidelines for the protection of cultural heritage (both Aboriginal and European) and culturally significant areas,

(d) subdivision layout including road, pedestrian and bicycle access,

(e) a landscape management plan including the creation and maintenance of the visual mitigation measures, the buffer area vegetation and the revegetation of exposed areas including the spur,

(f) the location of flora, fauna and vegetation corridors,

(g) the management and maintenance of native vegetation on the land in Zone E2 Environmental Conservation and provision of an off-set for wetland removal,

(h) detailed urban design controls for visual impacts, view corridors and desired residential character, in terms of overall design principles for any development and provision of muted tones colour palette, roof form and materials to be used,

(i) bush fire risk management in accordance with Rural Fire Services requirements,

(j) the preparation of a mosquito management plan,

(k) sustainable stormwater management, including water reuse,

(l) plans for any area that is to be dedicated for public use, including the provision of land for future walking trails or for a right of way for cycle and pedestrian linkages.