Matters to be considered by councils
125 Matters to be considered by councils
A council may grant a development consent pursuant to this Part allowing development for the purposes of a manufactured home estate only if it is satisfied—
that each of the sites on which a manufactured home is or will be installed within the manufactured home estate is or will be adequately provided with reticulated water, a reticulated sewerage system, drainage and electricity, and
that the manufactured home estate is or will be provided with adequate transport services, and
that sufficient community facilities and services, whether situated within or outside the estate, are or will be available and reasonably accessible to the residents of the manufactured home estate, and
that the development will not have an adverse effect on any—
• conservation area
• heritage item
• waterway or land having special landscape, scenic or ecological qualities,
which is identified in an environmental planning instrument applicable to the land concerned.
A council may grant a development consent pursuant to this Part allowing development for the purposes of a manufactured home estate only after it has considered the following—
the cumulative impact of the proposed development and other manufactured home estates in the locality,
any relevant guidelines issued by the Director,
the provisions of the Local Government (Manufactured Home Estates) Transitional Regulation 1993.
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