Clause 4747 What development may be allowed in each zone?
The following development control tables give the objectives of the business zones and what development is allowed or prohibited in each zone.Development control table
Zone 3 (a) General Business
(a) Appropriately located land for the provision of a wide range of retail, business and professional activities.(b) Business centres with integrated public transport and pedestrian networks.(c) Viable business centres supported by appropriate forms of residential development.2 Development allowed without development consent
Development for the purpose of:drainage.
Exempt development.
3 Development that requires development consent
Ancillary development not included in item 2.Development for the purpose of:
advertising not included in item 2,
backpackers accommodation,
boarding houses,
bulky goods retailing,
business premises,
car parking,
child care centres,
community facilities,
convenience stores,
dwellings only in buildings subject to another permitted use,
educational establishments,
food shops,
hotels,
housing for older people or people with a disability, only in buildings subject to another permitted use
medical facilities,
motels,
motor showrooms,
nightclubs,
passenger transport terminals,
places of assembly,
places of public worship,
public transport interchanges or associated structures,
recreation areas,
recreation facilities,
registered clubs,
residential flats, only in buildings subject to another permitted use,
restaurants,
roads,
service stations,
sex shops,
shops,
utility installations, other than gas holders or generating works,
veterinary hospitals.
Demolition not included in item 2.
Subdivision.
4 Development that is prohibited
Any development other than development included in item 2 or 3.Development control table
Zone 3 (b) Neighbourhood Business
(a) Appropriately located land for the provision of small scale retail and business activities that principally aim to serve the day to day needs of the surrounding local community.(b) Business centres with integrated public transport and pedestrian networks.(c) Viable neighbourhood centres supported by appropriate forms of residential development.2 Development allowed without development consent
Development for the purpose of:drainage.
Exempt development.
3 Development that requires development consent
Ancillary development not included in item 2.Development for the purpose of:
advertising not included in item 2,
backpackers accommodation,
boarding houses,
business premises,
child care centres,
community facilities,
convenience stores,
dwellings only in buildings subject to another permitted use,
food shops,
housing for older people or people with a disability, only in buildings subject to another permitted use,
places of assembly,
places of public worship,
recreation areas,
recreation facilities,
residential flats, only in buildings subject to another permitted use,
restaurants,
roads,
service stations,
shops,
utility installations, other than gas holders or generating works,
veterinary hospitals.
Demolition not included in item 2.
Subdivision.
4 Development that is prohibited
Any development other than development included in item 2 or 3.