Integrated Development Research Paper

i. Determine whether this development falls under exempt, complying or integrated development. Give a brief description of each of these and explain which category your development falls into. Maximum 3 lines on each. (Blacktown Council also has some good information on this)
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Exempt development may be carried out without the need for development consent.
In general, development of minimal environmental impact is exempt development

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Complying development requires development consent for the carrying out obtained by the issue of a complying development certificate. These include some small-scale residential, commercial and industrial development.

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Integrated development is development that in order for it to be carried out requires
development
What happens if your DA is rejected?
I can apply to Council to review the determination under Section 82A of the
Environmental Planning and Assessment Act or submit an appeal to the Land and
Environment Court.
v. What do you need to do after DA consent is granted?
I need apply for and receive a Construction Certificate before works or the use can commence. The consent will state whether a Construction Certificate is required.

vi. What if you (or your client) wants to make a change to the DA?
To lodge a modification, fill in the Section 96 - Application to Modify Development
Consent (PDF 40 KB) form. If Council is not convinced that the modifications applied for will result in substantially the same development as was originally approved, a new development application will need to be submitted for assessment. vii. What permits, licences, etc are required before demolition can take place?
A restricted demolition license is required for this project as demolition is required for structure is between four metres and 15 metres in height involving
Your schedule should include approximately 45 (+/-10) activities. Think about how best to decide on the breakdown of activities – consider each trade, and the sequence in which each of the activities on site will need to occur.
Start on a date 4 weeks from now, and don’t forget to allow for public holidays, possible delays in deliveries or arrival of sub-contractors on site, bad weather
(check on average number of days of wet weather at this time of the year). Don’t forget that you will need to allow for the assembly of scaffolding for parts of the work, temporary fencing prior to commencement and disassembly of same, dates for critical stage inspections, cleanup, plus rectification of