130   Riding for the disabled centre to be complying development

(1)  Subject to subclause (2), the following development for the purposes of a horse riding facility for people with disabilities, on the land known as 118–120 Culloden Road, Marsfield, being Lots 652 and 653, DP752035, is complying development:

(a)  construction or alteration of, or addition to, a single unenclosed covered arena structure, if:

(i)  it has a total area, inside the structure, of not more than 1600m², and

(ii)  it is not within 9m of any boundary of the site, and

(iii)  the roof of the structure is less than 8.2m in height, with support poles of less than 6m in height and constructed of non-reflective material,

(b)  construction or alteration of, or addition to, a single office premises, if:

(i)  the footprint of the built area of the office, at ground level (finished), is less than 220m², and

(ii)  they have 2 storeys or less, and

(iii)  the external walls and roof are constructed of non-reflective material,

(c)  construction or alteration of, or addition to, horse yards and stables, if:

(i)  the horse yards have a total area of not more than 3,150m², and

(ii)  the area of each horse yard is not more than 330m², and

(iii)  each horse yard is not within 6m of any boundary of the site, and

(iv)  the stable is not within 25m of any boundary of the site, and

(v)  the stable is not more than one storey, and

(vi)  the external walls and roof are constructed of non-reflective material,

(d)  car parking that is situated at ground level and that is not enclosed.

(2)  To be complying development, development referred to in subclause (1) must:

(a)  comply with clause 20B, and

(b)–(d)  (Repealed)

(e)  comply with the waste management and minimisation and stormwater management requirements under the City of Ryde Development Control Plan 2006, as in force at the commencement of this clause, and

(f)  in the case of buildings, be constructed in accordance with level 1 construction under Australian Standard AS 3959—1999, Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone areas.

Note. Section 76A (6) of the Act also provides that certain development cannot be complying development.