Collection: Local Book

This Development Control Plan is penrith Council's initiative to reduce waste generation and to better manage waste through the development application process.

Consolidates the existing DCPs applying to the Penrith Local Government Area into a single, City-wide document.

Sets out the floor space ratio controls which Council will use for assessment of development applications on land subject to this plan.

Study prepared in response to a brief by the department on the construction of an international canoe/rowing course for the Sydney 200 Olympics

Establishes a future character for the Eastern Precinct; establishes typical planning and design principles; communicates the design criteria against which DAs will be assessed for approval; establishes a clear process for landowners to follow.

Project aim: to develop an indigenous tourist attraction that would benefit the Penrith community socially, economically and culturally, and provide international visitors with an opportunity to experience an authentic indigenous Australian attraction

Outlines the scope of development required on the site and the scope of services envisaged by the FAC as being necessary for the principal's representative to undertake.

From 1981 to 1986 Glenn Lee worked for Penrith City Council as a community projects officer and new estates development officer. He draws on these experiences in presenting this paper.

Archival recording of property on eastern side of Evan Street between High and Lethbridge streets