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The new approach to precinct planning in NSW means a change of approach to planning for the Sydenham to Bankstown corridor.

Infrastructure and other developments like housing require approval from a council, a Regional Panel, a Sydney Planning Panel or the Minister for Planning.

State-significant precincts are areas with state or regional planning significance because of their social, economic or environmental characteristics.

Making and amending local environmental plans (LEPs) starts with a planning proposal, which describes the outcome and justification for an LEP amendment.

Updates to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 ensure that the planning system is fit for purpose and operates efficiently.

For over 20 years, the State Environmental Planning Policy has guided planning and development decisions about managing contaminated land in NSW.

This regional plan aims to diversifying the economy, build community and infrastructure resilience, safeguard water security and plan for a sustainable future.

The Planning group within the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure offers interesting, challenging and rewarding work that has real impact.

Documents relating to planning for the Sydenham to Bankstown corridor, part of the new approach to precinct planning in NSW.

Two major housing projects in Nowra will be prioritised by the Minns Labor Government, in partnership with Shoalhaven City Council, to deliver up to 650 new homes.