How do I find the land size of my property in NSW?
You can find the approximate building and land area details through your local state government. You can also find building and land details from the Property Value Page on realestate.com.au. PropTrack provides this data.
What is E planning?
E-Planning is simply the digitization of the planning process from scheme drafting, publishing, viewing, consultation, amendment, pre-lodgement to lodgement, viewing current and historic development approvals, right through to assessment and decision.
What is urban e planning?
The application of e-government principles to urban planning or, in other words, the extensive use of information and communication technologies in all phases of the urban planning process, within the framework of a post-positivist planning theory.
Which councils are using the NSW Planning Portal?
Planning Administration This includes links to the Greater Sydney Commission, NSW Land and Environment Court, Sydney and Regional Planning Panels.
Do you need planning permission to convert a garage into a granny flat?
Planning permission is not usually required to convert your garage into additional living space for your home, providing the work is internal and does not involve enlarging the building.
Can you put a static caravan in your garden without planning permission?
You do not need planning permission to park a caravan in your driveway or garden as long as it is being used as an annex of your home.
Can I build a studio in my backyard NSW?
Under current NSW legislation, minor backyard developments (cabanas, cubby houses, ferneries, garden sheds, gazebos, greenhouses) can be allowed without the hassle and expense of applying for local council approval providing certain regulations are satisfied.
Do you need council approval for granny flat NSW?
In NSW, granny flats can be approved without the owner needing traditional council development approval (subject to meeting set criteria). This saves you time and Backyard Grannys will prepare and submit all that is required to the Private Certifier to get the project underway without neighbours objecting.
Can I build a fence without my Neighbours permission NSW?
No, if you enter your neighbour’s property without their permission you will be trespassing. However, you may be able to enter your neighbour’s property to do fencing work at any reasonable time without first asking them if: urgent fencing work is required, or.