Part 6.4 amended

Impact of development on traffic pt 6.4: Ins 2022 (248), Sch 1[1]. 6.10 Applications for traffic certificates (1) A person who proposes to carry out development specified in Schedule 13, sections 1–3 on land in the Precinct may, with the consent of the owner of the land, apply to the Planning Secretary for a traffic certificate for the development. (2) An application must— (a) be in the form approved by the Planning Secretary, and (b) be submitted on the NSW planning portal, and (c) be accompanied by the fee prescribed by the regulations, and (d) include the following information— (i) the name and address of the applicant, (ii) the address, and particulars of title, of the subject land, (iii) a description of the development, (iv) the gross floor area of proposed warehouse or distribution centres, (v) data about heavy vehicle traffic in the Precinct over the previous 6 weeks, (vi) the impact of the development on heavy vehicle traffic in the Precinct. s 6.10: Ins 2022 (248), Sch 1[1]. 6.11 Determination of applications for traffic certificates (1) The Planning Secretary must determine an application for a traffic certificate for development by issuing or refusing to issue a certificate. (2) The Planning Secretary may issue a traffic certificate for development if satisfied that the development will not have an unacceptable impact on the safe and efficient operation of the surrounding road network. (3) The Planning Secretary must not issue a traffic certificate for development for the purposes of warehouse or distribution centres if the development will result in the gross floor area of all buildings used for warehouse or distribution centres in the Precinct exceeding 1,220,000m 2 . (4) In deciding whether to issue a traffic certificate, the Planning Secretary must consider the number of heavy vehicles using the Precinct each