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Land Use Planning
Land use planning around airports is primarily the responsibility of local governments under guidance from state and territory planning law and policy. Effective land use planning is important in minimising incompatible activities which can occur in the vicinity of airports.
The department has provided submissions on planning proposals that it became aware of that may have an impact or be impacted by airport operations.
Submissions:
- Brisbane—The Racecourse Precinct Draft Neighbourhood Plan (November 2010)
[
PDF: 2300 KB] - Canberra—Draft Local Environment Plan for South Tralee (October 2010)
[PDF: 9805 KB] - Darwin—Proposed rezoning at 213 Dick Ward Drive, Ludmilla (June 2010)
[PDF: 130 KB] - Darwin—Submission on the Greater Darwin Regional Plan (May 2011)
[PDF: 109 KB] - Melbourne—Submission to the Victoria Logical Inclusions Review (August 2011)
[PDF: 1885 KB] - Moorabbin—Submission to Kingston City Council concerning the proposed Kingston Planning Scheme Amendment C111 (September 2011)
[PDF: 1339 KB] - Moorabbin—Supplementary submission to Kingston City Council concerning the proposed Kingston Planning Scheme Amendment C111 (March 2012)
[PDF: 6451 KB] - Queanbeyan—Draft Queanbeyan Local Environment Plan 2010 (January 2011)
[PDF: 3061 KB] - Sydney—Proposed Rezoning at Kurnell Peninsula (December 2009)
[PDF: 10612 KB] - Sydney—Draft Local Environment Plan for North Sydney (October 2010)
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Australian Noise Exposure Forecast (ANEF) Development Process
Under the Airports Act 1996 (the Act) a Federal airport lessee is obliged to review (and revise where necessary) the airport's Master Plan every five years. It is a requirement of the Act that a Master Plan includes an endorsed ANEF.
Ministerial Direction M37/99 from 3 May 1999 prescribes that Airservices Australia is responsible for the endorsement of ANEFs for all Australian airports. Following changes to the Act in 2007, it is a requirement that ANEFs for leased federal airports are endorsed in a manner approved by the Minister.
The following manner of endorsement was approved by Minister Albanese on 3 April 2008.
- Manner of Endorsement for Australian Noise Exposure Forecasts
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