Changes commencing September 26th, 2025
Comparing the consolidation as at August 29th, 2025 with September 26th, 2025 · 65 changes
Development standards—change of use to, or use of manufactured home for, farm stay accommodation The following standards are specified for development referred to in clause 2.32K(1)(a)— (a) for a change of use from residential accommodation—the existing building must have been lawfully erected, (b) for the use of a manufactured home—the manufactured home must have been lawfully constructed, (c) the development must not contravene an existing condition of the most recent development consent that applies to the landholding, (d) the number of buildings and manufactured homes used for the purposes of farm stay accommodation on the landholding must be no more than 6, (e) the number of guests, not including guests under 12 years of age, accommodated in the building or manufactured home at any one time must not be more than— (i) for a building or manufactured home without a bedroom—2, or (ii) otherwise—2 times the number of bedrooms, (f) each guest must not stay at the accommodation for more than 21 consecutive days, (g) an evacuation diagram displaying the following must be located in a prominent position at or near the accommodation— (i) directions to facilitate the safe evacuation of people from the site, (ii) contact details for emergency services, including for a bush fire, flood or other natural disaster, (h) vehicular or pedestrian access to the accommodation must not be directly from a freeway, highway or tollway within the meaning of the Roads Act 1993 , (i) an existing vehicular access point to a public road must comply with the lesser of— (i) a clear sight distance for vehicles leaving the premises of at least 300m, or (ii) the minimum car stopping sight distances set out in the Guide to Road Design Part 3: Geometric Design , Table 5.5, published by Austroads on 26 February 2021, (j) vehicles must be able to enter and exit the landholding in a forward direction, (k) car parking spaces must be located wholly within the boundaries of the landholding, (l) waste generated as a result of the development must be disposed of— (i) using a sewage reticulation system connected to the landholding, or (ii) using a system of sewage management for which the approval of the council has been obtained under the Local Government Act 1993 , section 68, or (iii) at a waste or resource management facility, (m) the on-site disposal of organic or putrescible waste must not have an adverse impact on the use of adjoining land. cl 2.32L: Ins 2022 (593), Sch 1[10]. Am 2024 (609), Sch 1[16] [24] [25].
Development standards—change of use to, or use of manufactured home for, farm stay accommodation The following standards are specified for development referred to in clause 2.32K(1)(a) and (b)— (a) for a change of use from residential accommodation—the existing building must have been lawfully erected, (b) for the use of a manufactured home—the manufactured home must have been lawfully constructed, (c) the development must not contravene an existing condition of the most recent development consent that applies to the landholding, (d) the number of buildings and manufactured homes used for the purposes of farm stay accommodation on the landholding must be no more than 6, (e) the number of guests, not including guests under 12 years of age, accommodated in the building or manufactured home at any one time must not be more than— (i) for a building or manufactured home without a bedroom—2, or (ii) otherwise—2 times the number of bedrooms, (f) each guest must not stay at the accommodation for more than 21 consecutive days, (g) an evacuation diagram displaying the following must be located in a prominent position at or near the accommodation— (i) directions to facilitate the safe evacuation of people from the site, (ii) contact details for emergency services, including for a bush fire, flood or other natural disaster, (h) vehicular or pedestrian access to the accommodation must not be directly from a freeway, highway or tollway within the meaning of the Roads Act 1993 , (i) an existing vehicular access point to a public road must comply with the lesser of— (i) a clear sight distance for vehicles leaving the premises of at least 300m, or (ii) the minimum car stopping sight distances set out in the Guide to Road Design Part 3: Geometric Design , Table 5.5, published by Austroads on 26 February 2021, (j) vehicles must be able to enter and exit the landholding in a forward direction, (k) car parking spaces must be located wholly within the boundaries of the landholding, (l) waste generated as a result of the development must be disposed of— (i) using a sewage reticulation system connected to the landholding, or (ii) using a system of sewage management for which the approval of the council has been obtained under the Local Government Act 1993 , section 68, or (iii) at a waste or resource management facility, (m) the on-site disposal of organic or putrescible waste must not have an adverse impact on the use of adjoining land. cl 2.32L: Ins 2022 (593), Sch 1[10]. Am 2024 (609), Sch 1[16] [24] [25]; 2025 (528), Sch 1[5].
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