Comprehensive LEP Amendment 2020 (to align with LSPS & Chatswood CBD Strategy)
- Status date
- 20 Oct 2021
- Exhibition
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- Gazettal
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Willoughby City Council
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How to object or make a submission
Your next step if this rezoning affects you. Submissions are how the decision-maker hears from the community.
- 1 Rezonings (planning proposals) are placed on public exhibition by the council or the NSW Department of Planning. Anyone can make a submission during that window.
- 2 Lodge your submission with the council, or through the NSW Planning Portal where the proposal is exhibited there. State your address, whether you support or object, and your reasons.
- 3 Submissions are public and are reported to the decision-maker. Focus on planning grounds: amenity, traffic, overshadowing, density, heritage and local character.
General information about the public submission process, not legal advice. Confirm the current process and deadlines with the council or the official source before acting.
Stage history
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Withdrawn
source label: “withdrawn/Withdraw”
Status date 20 Oct 2021 · Observed 12 June 2026 → current
Planning disputes in Willoughby City Council
Tribunal and court decisions naming this council, newest first. A signal of contested development in the area, not legal advice.
- Willoughby City Council v Rahmani [2017] NSWLEC 166 NSWLEC· 6 Dec 2017· Willoughby City Council v Rahmani [2017] NSWLEC 166 SENTENCE - prosecution for removal of trees contrary to requirement of development consent - early plea of guilty - trees were three mature specimens with long Safe Useful Life Expectancies - trees were part of a critically endangered ecological community - removal negligent but not reckless - consideration of Defendant’s subjective circumstances including agreement to order requiring planting of two replacement trees - appropriate starting penalty $90,000 - consideration of Defendant’s capacity
- Willoughby City Council v Screnci [2015] NSWLEC 192 NSWLEC· 10 Dec 2015· Willoughby City Council v Screnci [2015] NSWLEC 192 CRIMINAL LAW – plea of guilty entered – sentence hearing held – application to withdraw guilty plea and enter plea in bar – offences against s 125(1) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act – defendant caused development to be carried out without consent – prosecution must establish proceedings were commenced within limitation period – s 127(5) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act – evidence does not establish the proceedings were commenced in time – statutory bar upon comme
- Cavric v Willoughby City Council [2015] NSWCA 182 NSWCA· 3 July 2015· Cavric v Willoughby City Council [2015] NSWCA 182 HIGHWAYS – car park used to pass from one street to another – whether car park a “public road” – whether owner council a “roads authority” – legislative history in relation to opening public roads in NSW area not a road under the common law – whether user sufficient basis to establish existence of public road under statute – whether the Roads Act 1993 (NSW), s 249 a separate test of what is a public road or evidentiary provision only – effect of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW), 178 – Stojan (No
- Willoughby City Council v Wu [2014] NSWLEC 165 NSWLEC· 20 Oct 2014· Willoughby City Council v Wu [2014] NSWLEC 165 CIVIL ENFORCEMENT - failure to comply with a statutory brothel closure order issued by a council - carrying out unauthorised development at the subject premises - whether declarations should be made in addition to injunctions - principles relating to declaratory relief.
- Willoughby City Council v Chen [2014] NSWLEC 92 NSWLEC· 3 July 2014· Willoughby City Council v Chen [2014] NSWLEC 92 CIVIL ENFORCEMENT: Brothel and sex uses at premises without consent - use and advertising prohibited - Council's closure order disobeyed - use alleged to have ceased.
- Willoughby Council v Vlahos [2013] NSWLEC 71 NSWLEC· 16 May 2013· Willoughby Council v Vlahos [2013] NSWLEC 71 PROSECUTION - breach of s 125 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 - plea of guilty - removal of a tree required to be retained by conditions of a development consent - environmental harm - refusal of order under s 10 of the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999