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Environmental foundations for future planning
We have prepared the Draft Northern Beaches Environment Study to guide future planning while protecting our environment.
The study is an important step towards a clearer, simpler and fairer set of planning rules for the Northern Beaches. The study identifies aspects of the natural environment that need protection. It clearly states why they should be protected and identifies opportunities for improvement to both the natural and built environment.
Recommendations in the study include a series of short-term and ongoing environmental planning actions that will support and inform the new Local Environment Plan (LEP) and Development Control Plan (DCP).
To make it easier for you to navigate the study, we have created a summary snapshot and broken the study down into sections. If you have a little more time, you may also like to read the study in full.
The study was open for comment between Monday 20 December 2021 and Sunday 27 February 2022. Feedback is now being reviewed and will be used to refine the study, to help us develop the new planning framework and other development related activities, like precinct planning, that fall outside of these controls.
Draft Northern Beaches Environment Study Snapshot
We have prepared a snapshot which is a succinct summary of the study.
Click on the lower right corner to expand the view.
Draft Northern Beaches Environment Study planning priorities
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Protected and enhanced bushland and biodiversity
Greener urban environments
A low carbon community
With high energy, water and waste efficiency
Adapted to the impacts
Of natural and urban hazards and climate change
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