New South Wales Repealed Regulations New South Wales Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
The aims of this plan are:
(a) to promote the Camden Town Centre as the primary sub-regional business centre in the area,
(b) to encourage new retail and commercial development which will reinforce the town centre, while retaining its historic character,
(c) to encourage the conservation of historic buildings and precincts,
(d) to protect significant vistas towards St. Johns church,
(e) to encourage development which will complement Council works intended to improve pedestrian accessibility and amenity,
(f) to encourage development for tourist oriented purposes in the town centre while ensuring that tourist development is sensitive to the physical characteristics of the area that provide attractions to tourists,
(g) to encourage the retention of existing uses and new developments which provide services to the rural community,
(h) to ensure that development is carried out in a manner which appropriately responds to the flood risk affecting the site of the development,
(i) to enable the Council to prepare development control plans to address in more detail particular aspects of the development of particular sites, and
(j) to promote the use of buildings which are designed, sited and constructed, using passive solar principles, so as to maximise energy efficiency by reducing the consumption of non-renewable forms of energy for heating and cooling purposes.