Integrated Development Proposals
Service Overview
Integrated Development for Sub-Divisions (Rural Residential)
If you are sub-dividing land for residential development in New South Wales, you may require approvals from a State Government regulatory agency as well as the local Council. This is described as an Integrated Development under Section 91 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979.
Integrated Development is triggered when your proposed development has a specific impact on fisheries, marine vegetation, waterways (dredging, reclamation, crossings), existing heritage orders or Register, mining, Aboriginal places or relics, the environment and bushfire prone land.
How can we help you?
We can help you assess what approvals you need to obtain. We can also manage the entire approvals process including production of reports, liaison with relevant regulatory agencies and final application submissions.
We provide a wide range of reports including:
- On-Site Effluent Disposal
- A Statement of Environmental Effects
- Bushfire Assessment
- Flora and Fauna
- Aboriginal Heritage Assessment
- Erosion and Sediment Control Plan
- Groundwater Impact Assessment
- Harvestable Rights Assessment (for dams, bores in NSW)
We also closely collaborate with other experts involved in rural/residential sub-division and can provide referrals as needed.