Draft or final master plan must identify proposed sensitive developments
71A Draft or final master plan must identify proposed sensitive developments
A draft or final master plan must identify any proposed sensitive development in the plan.
A sensitive development is the development of, or a redevelopment that increases the capacity of, any of the following:
a residential dwelling;
a community care facility;
a pre‑school;
a primary, secondary, tertiary or other educational institution;
a hospital.
A sensitive development does not include the following:
an aviation educational facility;
accommodation for students studying at an aviation educational facility at the airport;
a facility with the primary purpose of providing emergency medical treatment and which does not have in‑patient facilities;
a facility with the primary purpose of providing in‑house training to staff of an organisation conducting operations at the airport.
In this section:
aviation educational facility means any of the following:
a flying training school;
an aircraft maintenance training school;
a facility that provides training in relation to air traffic control;
a facility that provides training for cabin crew;
any other facility with the primary purpose of providing training in relation to aviation related activities.
community care facility includes the following:
a facility that provides funded aged care services within the meaning given by the Aged Care Act 2024;
a retirement village within the meaning given by the Social Security Act 1991.
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