State Environmental Planning Policy (Western Sydney Parklands) 2009
Current version for 26 October 2012 to date (accessed 25 May 2013 at 13:06)
2 Aim of Policy
The aim of this Policy is to put in place planning controls that
will enable the Western Sydney Parklands Trust to develop the Western
Parklands into a multi-use urban parkland for the region of western Sydney
by:(a) allowing for a diverse range of recreational, entertainment and
tourist facilities in the Western Parklands, and
(b) allowing for a range of commercial, retail, infrastructure and
other uses consistent with the Metropolitan Strategy, which will deliver
beneficial social and economic outcomes to western Sydney,
and
(c) continuing to allow for and facilitate the location of government
infrastructure and service facilities in the Western Parklands,
and
(d) protecting and enhancing the natural systems of the Western
Parklands, including flora and fauna species and communities and riparian
corridors, and
(e) protecting and enhancing the cultural and historical heritage of
the Western Parklands, and
(f) maintaining the rural character of parts of the Western Parklands
by allowing sustainable extensive agriculture, horticulture, forestry and the
like, and
(g) facilitating public access to, and use and enjoyment of, the
Western Parklands, and
(h) facilitating use of the Western Parklands to meet a range of
community needs and interests, including those that promote health and
well-being in the community, and
(i) encouraging the use of the Western Parklands for education and
research purposes, including accommodation and other facilities to support
those purposes, and
(j) allowing for interim uses on private land in the Western Parklands
if such uses do not adversely affect the establishment of the Western
Parklands or the ability of the Trust to carry out its functions as set out in
section 12 of the Western Sydney Parklands
Act 2006, and
(k) ensuring that development of the Western Parklands is undertaken
in an ecologically sustainable way.