Read the latest planning news below. During the exhibition period, DAs and planning proposals may be viewed at the Customer Service counter (ground floor) of the Civic Centre (Byng St Orange) during normal office hours.
You can find out more about ‘Making a Submission’ on a DA here. All formal submissions must include your full name, phone number and postal address, and an email address if you have one, the relevant Development Application (DA) number and the site address of the DA. If your submission is an objection to a proposal, your reasons should be clearly provided. Make sure that you keep your letter relevant to the specific proposal. Council must consider all issues raised within any submission before making a decision regarding DAs. Issues raised in the submission are of primary importance. The number of submissions received in response to a DA has no bearing on the outcome of the application.
You can track the progress of a DA in two ways, either through Orange’s City Council’s own tracking system or through this map on the NSW Government Planning Portal.During the exhibition period, these DAs may be viewed at the Customer Service counter (ground floor) of the Civic Centre (Byng St Orange) during normal office hours.
Orange City Council is asking local residents what’s most important about their neighbourhood as the first step towards drafting an updated Development Control Plan (DCP), one of the suite of documents that guides new developments in Orange. Read More
A proposal by Orange City Council to install new water and sewer pipelines, connecting Lake Canobolas with Orange has been assessed as part of the process of gaining planning approval. The Review of Environment Factors (REF) is now on exhibition for community comment. Read More
Orange City Council is writing to residents in the neighbourhood of a proposed child care centre in Kearneys Drive to keep them in touch with proposed new plans for the centre. Read More
Here are some highlights of decisions from the 6 October Council meeting. Read More
Orange City Council has adopted a new DCP for the Orange Eastside Precinct. Read More
Orange City Council has adopted a new site-specific Development Control Plan for 185 Leeds Parade. Read More
The community is being encouraged by Orange City Council to comment on the next stage of the proposed new sports precinct and parklands along Sir Jack Brabham Park as part of the latest Development Application (DA) that was today placed on public exhibition. Read More
A number of new draft planning controls for the Eastside Precinct have been placed on display for community comment. Read More
The next steps are being taken towards Orange adopting new heritage conservation zones. Read More
A proposed re-zoning which would change the minimum lot sizes of blocks of land in the new Shiralee housing area has been put on exhibition for community comment. Read More
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