The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government is reinforcing its regulatory functions to ensure compliance with the new planning system, with a focus on urban and community outcomes. The initiative aims to deliver enhanced urban development and community well-being. The revamped planning system adopts an outcomes-focused approach, identifying the desired results for development and communities. Access Canberra and the Conservator of Flora and Fauna will receive additional resources to support the regulatory responsibilities outlined in the Planning Act 2023 and the new Territory Plan. The Environment Protection Authority will also receive extra resources to evaluate new development applications accurately. The Conservator of Flora and Fauna will welcome additional staff to review development proposals in line with the new Biodiversity Sensitive Urban Design Guidelines. The government aims to work collaboratively with the industry, adopting an education-first approach to facilitate compliance and deliver improved development outcomes for the community.
ACT Government Strengthens Regulatory Functions for New Planning System, Enhancing Urban and Community Outcomes, Australia
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