Stage 4 – Determination
Learn how your development application is assessed and determined in Stage 4 of the NSW planning process, including key decision-making steps.
Stage 5 – Get your Construction Certificate
Getting your development consent is worth celebrating, but it does not mean that you can start building. Before you can start, you must do four things.
Stage 6 – Get your Occupation Certificate
The Occupation Certificate authorises occupation and use of a new building or building section. It is the last step in the formal DA and construction process.
A sustainable and resilient place
Our plan to protect the Central West and Orana region’s environmental assets and build healthy and sustainable communities.
People, centres, housing and community
Our plan to provide the Central West and Orana region with affordable, well-designed housing in the places people want to live.
Prosperity, productivity and innovation
Our plan to create more jobs and economic growth the Central West and Orana region by supporting innovation and capitalising on natural opportunities.
Making it happen – Central West and Orana Regional Plan 2041
Implementing the Central West and Orana Regional Plan 2041 and reporting on the progress and achievements.
Frequently asked questions – Central West and Orana Regional Plan 2041
Answers to frequently asked questions about the Central West and Orana Regional Plan 2041.
Getting started
Before your start a Development Application (DA), find out if you need consent from council, understand why a DA is needed and learn about the planning system.
Kellyville and Bella Vista
The Kellyville and Bella Vista precincts, including Stanhope Gardens and Glenwood, are well-positioned and can support more homes under the TOD program.