FAQ
What is a Community Participation Plan?
A CPP is a single document that provides the community with details on how and when Council both notifies and publicly exhibits planning matters. Planning matters include:
- Strategic plan making functions such as planning proposals, local strategic planning statements, local environment plans, development control plans and contributions plans: and
- Statutory Planning such as assessment of development applications (DAs).
What’s in a CPP?
The draft CPP
provides timeframes for notification and public exhibition of strategic and
statutory planning matters.
The draft CPP
consolidates information that is currently located in:
- Schedule 1 of the Environmental Planning and
Assessment Act 1979
- Wollondilly Development Control Plan 2016
- Council’s Strategic Planning – Planning Proposal
Policy CP0038
The benefit of a
CPP is that all requirements relating to community engagement -- the notification
and public exhibition of planning matters -- are located in one document.