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BLUE MOUNTAINS LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 2005 - REG 35
Temporary use of land
35 Temporary use of land
(1) Notwithstanding clause 32 (Land use matrix) but subject to subclauses
(2)-(4), consent may be granted to the temporary use of any land or building
for any purpose (including but not limited to an exhibition, concert, fair,
sporting event, fete or market) provided the consent authority is satisfied
that-- (a) the use will cease within a specified time, and
(b) suitable
arrangements have been or will be made for the removal of any waste, or any
temporary structures erected or works carried out in connection with the
temporary use, and for the restoration of the land after the cessation of the
temporary use, and
(c) the temporary use is reasonable having regard to the
nature of the temporary use and the economic use of the land pending its
development otherwise in accordance with this plan, and
(d) the temporary use
will not unreasonably adversely affect residential amenity, and
(e) the
temporary use would not be likely to unreasonably affect the economic
viability of any village centre in the locality, and
(f) the objectives of
the zone in which the land is located will not be compromised over the long
term by the temporary use.
(2) Consent may be granted to the temporary use of
any land or building for not more than 28 days, whether consecutive or
non-consecutive, in any one year.
(3) Consent may be granted for a temporary
use under this clause over a period of not more than 3 consecutive years,
allowing the temporary use for not more than 28 days in each of those years.
(4) This clause does not apply where-- (a) the temporary use would be
designated development, or
(b) the land proposed to be used for the temporary
use is located in the Environmental Protection--Private zone or Environmental
Protection--Open Space zone.
(5) Any requirement within this plan for the
preparation of assessments, studies or plans may be waived where the consent
authority is satisfied that the preparation of these assessments, studies or
plans is unreasonable or unjustified having regard to the nature of the
temporary use.
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