If you’re planning a development in NSW, you may come across two key planning processes—Clause 4.6 Requests and Section 4.55 Requests.

Adding signage to your business premises in NSW can be a powerful way to attract attention and reinforce your brand.

Renovating or extending your home can enhance its functionality, aesthetic appeal and value. Here’s a step-by-step guide for reno DA.

The Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy, set to take effect on 28 February 2025, aims to increase housing supply and improve affordability.

The following new standards for residential flat buildings apply in Low and Mid-Rise Housing areas in R1 and R2 zones (where permitted)

Getting a townhouse approved in NSW involves thorough planning, including compliance with zoning, design and council requirements.

Subdivision is the process of splitting one parcel of land into two or more separate lots. Each new lot is registered with its own title

While DAs offer flexibility and cater to complex projects, CDCs provide a streamlined, efficient pathway for straightforward developments.

Engaging a town planner can significantly increase your chances of securing Development Application (DA) or CDC approval.

StraightLine Planning is a leading town planning consultancy specialising in residential renovations and home extensions.

Top town planners in Sydney that specialise in Development Applications (DAs), CDCs, feasibility assessments, and council negotiations.

Secondary dwellings must operate independently while complementing the primary residence & preserving the character of the surrounding area.

Garage conversions in NSW present exciting opportunities for homeowners and developers to maximise property potential.

The Development Control Plan (DCP) provides additional guidelines that complement the LEP. It typically includes standards for pools in NSW.

While exempt development offers flexibility, it is crucial to ensure your project complies with the relevant SEPP, LEP and DCP provisions.

In NSW, constructing a carport may not require council approval if it qualifies as exempt development under the SEPP.

Lodging a Development Application (DA) in NSW? Use this comprehensive list to determine which documents you'll need to obtain and include.

A well-prepared SEE is vital for securing council approval for business or a commercial change of use approval.

Home Businesses provide a unique opportunity for residents to blend their professional and personal lives for flexible and efficient work.

Here are 10 tried-and-tested secrets to help you get your DA approved faster. These insights come from years of experience.

Every council in NSW has its own LEP, tailored to local needs and objectives.

Reviewing the LEP, DCP and SEPPs applicable to your site will help determine whether an SEE or EIS is needed.

A Development Application (DA) is a formal request to your local council seeking approval for your proposed development.

When town planners and architects work together, the result is a project that is both visually stunning and fully compliant with controls.