TAFE establishments—development permitted without consent
3.54 TAFE establishments—development permitted without consent
Development for any of the following purposes may be carried out by or on behalf of a public authority without development consent on land within the boundaries of an existing TAFE establishment—
construction, operation or maintenance, more than 5 metres from any property boundary with land in a residential zone and more than 1 metre from any property boundary with land in any other zone, of—
a library or an administration building that is not more than 2 storeys high, or
a teaching facility (including a classroom or lecture theatre), laboratory, trade facility or training facility that is not more than 2 storeys high, or
food and drink premises (other than pubs or bars) to provide for students or staff (or both) that are not more than 2 storeys high and are carried out in accordance with AS 4674—2004, Design, construction and fit-out of food premises, published by Standards Australia on 11 February 2004, or
one or more shops for students or staff (or both) that are not more than 2 storeys high, or
a car park that is not more than 2 storeys high, or
an environmental facility, including a greenhouse or glass house, that is not more than 2 storeys high, or
an information and education facility that is not more than 2 storeys high, or
a storage or maintenance facility that is not more than 2 storeys high, or
an outdoor learning or play area and associated awnings or canopies, or
a permanent or temporary government school that is not more than 2 storeys high,
construction of—
a sporting field, or
a court used for sports that uses synthetic turf,
minor alterations or additions, such as—
internal fitouts, structural upgrades, alterations or additions to enable plant or equipment to be installed, or
alterations or additions to address work health and safety requirements or to provide access for people with a disability, or
alterations or additions to the external facade of a building that do not increase the building envelope,
Examples—
porticos, balcony enclosures or covered walkways
restoration, replacement or repair of damaged buildings or structures,
demolition of buildings or structures, unless a State heritage item or local heritage item,
changes to the road network within the campus, provided the changes do not adversely impact on external vehicle or pedestrian access points to and from the campus.
However, subsection (1) applies only to development that—
does not require an alteration of transport or traffic arrangements outside the boundaries of an existing TAFE establishment, and
does not cause the contravention of any existing condition of the development consent currently operating (other than a complying development certificate) that applies to the TAFE establishment relating to hours of operation, noise, car parking, vehicular movement, traffic generation, loading, waste management, landscaping or student or staff numbers, and
complies with—
any development standard that sets a maximum floor space ratio, and
any development standard that sets a maximum gross floor area,
for a building on the land, imposed under a local environmental plan, and
if the development involves an alteration or addition to a building—
does not extend the gross floor area of the existing building by more than 50%, and
does not result in the building having a gross floor area of more than 2,000 square metres, and
if the development is on a site with an area of—
2,000 square metres or less—does not result in the floor space ratio for all buildings on the site exceeding 1:1, or
more than 2,000 square metres—does not extend the existing gross floor area for all buildings on the site by more than 2,000 square metres.
Nothing in this section authorises the carrying out of development in contravention of any existing condition of the development consent currently operating (other than a complying development certificate) that applies to any part of the TAFE establishment, relating to hours of operation, noise, car parking, vehicular movement, traffic generation, loading, waste management, landscaping or student or staff numbers.
Development for the purposes of a temporary government school carried out under subsection (1)(a)(x) must be removed within 3 years after the date of the completion of construction.
A reference in this section to development for a purpose referred to in subsection (1)(a), (b) or (c) includes a reference to development for the purpose of construction works in connection with the purpose referred to in subsection (1)(a), (b) or (c).
This section does not apply to development for the purposes of campus student accommodation.
In this section—
government school has the same meaning as in section 3.34.
site means one or more lots that are contiguous and owned by the same entity.
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