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BLUE MOUNTAINS LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 2005 - REG 125
Sex establishment
125 Sex establishment
(1) Consent shall not be granted to development for the purpose of a sex
establishment unless the consent authority is satisfied with respect to its
location that-- (a) the development will not be adjacent to, adjoin or be
within 100 metres of-- (i) an educational establishment, or
(ii) a childcare
centre, or
(iii) a recreational area, or
(iv) a place of worship, or
(v) a
hospital, or
(vi) any other place regularly frequented by children for
recreational or cultural activities, and
(b) the development is not within 50
metres of the boundary of any zone in which a dwelling house is a permissible
land use, and
(c) the development does not have a frontage to, or direct
vehicular access from, the Regional Transport Corridor.
(2) Consent shall not
be granted to development for the purpose of a sex establishment unless the
consent authority is satisfied, with respect to the operation, amenity, design
and form of the development that-- (a) the development would not have an
adverse impact on the amenity of the area by reason of excessive noise,
inappropriate operating hours, indiscreet signage or otherwise, and
(b)
operating hours are compatible with adjoining land uses, and
(c) any
advertising is to be for identification purposes only and is to be attached to
or painted onto the subject premises and is to have an area of not more than
0.5m 2, and
(d) any advertising is to be discreet in nature and is not to
display words or images that in the opinion of the consent authority are
sexually explicit, lewd or otherwise offensive, and
(e) adequate waiting
rooms will be provided within the premises to discourage loitering outside the
premises by clients, and
(f) no sex establishment shop fronts or likewise
would be created, and
(g) an alarm, intercom or similar safety and security
device is installed in each room that is used for sexual activity and is
connected to a central base or reception area that is monitored at all times,
and
(h) adequate lighting of entrances and exits is to be provided at all
times during which the premises are occupied by any staff or sex workers
outside daylight hours, and
(i) entrances are located so as to be visible
from a public place, and
(j) the design of the premises provides for passive
surveillance of any adjoining street or other public place, from within the
building, in the interest of staff, sex worker and client safety.
(3) Before
granting consent to development for the purpose of a sex establishment, the
consent authority shall consider a plan of operation that provides details of
operation including, but not limited to, details concerning each of the
matters referred to in subclause (2).
(4) The use for soliciting or a similar
activity by sex workers or other staff of any land outside or in the vicinity
of any premises that are subject to a consent allowing their use for the
purpose of a sex establishment is prohibited.
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