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BLUE MOUNTAINS LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 2005 - REG 50
Protected Area--Riverine Scenic Quality Corridor
50 Protected Area--Riverine Scenic Quality Corridor
(1) Consent shall not be granted to development on any land within a Protected
Area--Riverine Scenic Quality Corridor (
"protected land" ) that involves the clearing of native vegetation unless the
consent authority is satisfied, by means of an assessment of the landscape and
environmental impact of the proposed development, that the development
complies with the objectives and other provisions within this clause.
(2) The
objectives for a Protected Area--Riverine Scenic Quality Corridor are-- (a) to
preserve and enhance the visual, cultural and ecological values of the
protected land, and
(b) to restrict development, including buildings,
alterations and vegetation clearing, so as to minimise the impact on the
perception of the protected land as an area of scenic
significance beyond the region or of regional riverine scenic significance,
and
(c) to ensure that the design and siting of development is consistent
with the landscape character as described in the Scenic Quality Study , and
(d) to encourage the restoration and maintenance of areas of disturbed native
vegetation.
(3) Development, including the clearing of native vegetation, on
any land within a Protected Area--Riverine Scenic Quality Corridor is to-- (a)
retain and maintain all existing native vegetation outside the area
immediately required for the development, and
(b) incorporate measures to
regenerate native vegetation within those areas which are already cleared and
do not form part of the site of any existing development or the proposed
development, and
(c) have appropriate siting, building form, orientation and
scale that does not compromise the visual integrity of the escarpment to the
west of the Nepean River, in terms of its regional prominence and the
undisturbed nature of its appearance by-- (i) protruding above the existing
vegetation canopy of the immediate locality or the height of adjacent
buildings, or
(ii) visually disrupting the skyline by protruding above the
ridgeline within or behind the site or above adjacent buildings, and
(d)
incorporate unobtrusive and non-reflective materials and exterior surfaces
with colours that help blend structures into the natural environment, and
(e)
incorporate measures to minimise reflection of sunlight from glazed surfaces.
(4) Development within a Protected Area--Riverine Scenic Quality Corridor
which is shown on Map Panel B as having "Significance Beyond the Region" is to
ensure that the landscape character of the development is consistent with
"Landscape Unit No 2.1.2 Fairlight Gorge-Norton's Basin to Mt Portal" of the
Scenic Quality Study .
(5) Development within a Protected Area--Riverine Scenic Quality Corridor
which is shown on Map Panel B as having "Regional Significance" is to ensure
that the landscape character of the development is consistent with "Landscape
Unit No 3.2.3 Penrith Weir to Yarramundi Weir" of the Scenic Quality Study .
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