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Building approval to be consistent with final master plan and major development plan etc

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Part 5Land use, planning and building controls
Division 5Building control
Subdivision CBuilding approvals

101 Building approval to be consistent with final master plan and major development plan etc

(1)

This section applies to an approval of a building activity, where the approval is granted under regulations made for the purposes of this Subdivision.

(2)

If a final master plan is in force for the airport concerned, the approval must not be granted unless it is consistent with the plan.

(3)

If the building activity is an element of a major airport development, the approval must not be granted unless:

(a)

in the case of a building activity on an airport site for an airport other than Sydney West Airport—the activity is consistent with a major development plan approved under Division 4 for the development; and

(b)

in the case of a building activity on the airport site for Sydney West Airport—the activity is consistent with a designated SWA instrument that covers the development.

Note:

For designated SWA instrument, see section 103A.

(4)

If:

(a)

the building activity is carried out on the airport site for Sydney West Airport; and

(b)

Part 2 of an airport plan for the airport is in force;

the approval must not be granted unless the activity is consistent with Part 2 of the airport plan.

(5)

If:

(a)

the building activity is carried out on the airport site for Sydney West Airport; and

(b)

the building activity is not an element of a major airport development, but is, or comprises part of, a development covered by Part 3 of an airport plan for the airport; and

(c)

the building activity wholly or partly occurs before the Sydney West Airport completion day;

the approval must not be granted unless the activity is consistent with Part 3 of the airport plan.

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