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In stage 2 (to be announced later in 2024) the policy will be updated to also:
introduce the concept of ‘station and town centre precincts’ as the basis for ‘well-located areas’, where density will be encouraged. Particular town centres and stations within Sydney, Central Coast, Illawarra, and the Hunter region will be identified in the SEPP, and town centres will be mapped. An 800 m walking distance from the town centre or station will be where the policy will apply.
expand the permissibility of the other low- and mid-rise housing types as follows:
Multi-dwelling housing (terraces and townhouses) in station and town centre precincts in zones R1, R2, R3.
Low-rise apartment buildings in station and town centre precincts in zones R1 and R2.
Mid-rise apartment buildings in station and town centre precincts in zones R3 and R4.
facilitate and encourage the above housing types (including for dual occupancies) by introducing new development standards, such as building heights, floor space ratios and minimum lot sizes, within the station and town centre precincts
maintain local character and the viability of employment centres by excluding the application of the reforms within the employment/town centres themselves (i.e. the E1, E2, MU1 and SP5 zones) – this maintains detailed strategic planning work many councils have done in these zones and avoids many areas with heritage value
exclude land within identified proximity of Botany Industrial Park.
The new settings allowing dual occupancies and semi-detached dwellings will continue, and all policy exclusions introduced in stage 1 will be maintained and apply to stage 2.
Stage 2 will not come into effect until the second half of 2025. This will allow councils time to prepare for the introduction of the policy or progress equivalent important planning work to boost housing supply (see ‘When will the reforms start?'). |
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