How to have your say in land-use planning in NSW

This factsheet outlines what land use-planning is, the public’s rights to participate in landuse planning in NSW, and the strategic importance of public engagement. It will be useful for anyone who wants to comment on an environmental planning instrument such as a State Environmental Planning Policy or a Local Environmental Plan.

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Corporate and government conduct Development and infrastructure Environmental protest Factsheet Improve the law Mining fracking and energy NSW Private disputes and property damage Protect habitat and wildlife Tackle climate change Vegetation clearing and logging

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