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City Vision - Assets |
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Well designed streets and paths where
motorists, cyclists and pedestrians feel safe.
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Well designed places and spaces that minimise
personal harm and where people interact with
each other, so that crime is reduced.
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A high standard of visual appearance
as there is no litter or graffiti, and we care
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These are documents usually consisting of words, maps and diagrams that explain the standards and restrictions for new development. There is a framework of planning controls with usually more than one document setting the standards for new development.
Other planning controls are master plans, development control plans, codes and policies.
Planning controls may apply to:
- a location (suburb, street or single lot)
- particular types of development (dwellings, villas)
- a component of the development (provision of carparking, control of stormwater)
The state government also has developed planning controls that may apply which over ride these planning controls but these state documents have not be included on this web site.
Information Sheets
To better understand the Development Application Process
Development Control Plans
View the City of Ryde Development Control Plan 2006
Planning Scheme Ordinance
The most important planning control document for the City of the Ryde, is the Ryde Planning Scheme. All other controls are subordinate to the Planning Scheme. The Planning Scheme is a Local Environmental Plan that applies to the all of the City of Ryde. It is amended or changed from time to time by other Local Environmental Plans.
On Exhibition
Planning controls currently on exhibition.
NSW Housing Code
Ongoing planning reforms by the NSW Government.
Urban Centres
Information on urban centres - Eastwood, Macquarie Park, Meadowbank.
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