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Will
Council notify the owners of neighbouring properties?
Council
will not notify owners of a neighbouring property where the proposed
development is either "exempt development" or "complying
development" as specified in Schedules 5 and 6 of the LEP.
Other
developments will be notified, where necessary, in accordance with
Council’s notification policy. Examples
of the types of development that will be notified include multi-storey
dwellings, multi-unit residential development (flats), change of use or
home activity in a residential area, etc.
For
all development that will be notified, you are required to provide a
notification plan reduced to A3 paper size (for ease of posting) and
indicating the position of the building on the site in relation to
property boundaries, elevations of each side of the building and a
shadow diagram indicating the effect of shading on adjoining properties
between 9:00am and 3:00pm on the winter solstice (21 June).
Some
types of developments must be notified by advertising in the Public
Notices section of the local newspapers. In other cases, Council may
notify neighbouring properties only by letter. The period allowed for
comment is generally fourteen [14] days. Where objections are received,
the application is generally referred to the next meeting of Council for
determination. Such meetings are open to the public.
Development
Applications Currently on Public Exhibition
Plans
and details are available for perusal from Council’s Administration
Centre, Maitland Street, Muswellbrook of the following Development
Applications currently on public exhibition. Further information is
available from Council’s Environmental Services Department on 65493860
– please ensure to quote the reference number.
To find the reference number click
here
Any
submissions in relation to the proposed development should be in writing
and directed to the General Manager, Muswellbrook Shire Council, PO Box
122, Muswellbrook, NSW 2333 or click
here to email.
Submissions should be received by the specified closing date in
the Table below.
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