Our LEPs and DCPs

A drawing of a development plan.

Local Environmental Plans

The Lismore Local Environmental Plan (LEP) controls and guides proposed development. It contains land-use zones, development standards and other matters to consider when assessing potential development.

There are also a range of provisions relating to flooding, heritage, subdivision, vegetation removal etc.

The LEP 2012 applies to all land in the LGA excluding areas affected by the Ministerial review into Environmental Protection Zones E2 and E3. The Lismore LEP 2000 will continue to apply in these areas until the review is complete.

LEP 2012

Lismore Local Environmental Plan 2012 (LEP 2012) 

Land Use Matrix

LEP 2000

Lismore Local Environmental Plan 2000 (LEP 2000)

Development Control Plan for land where LEP 2012 applies

This is the Lismore Development Control Plan applying to land where LEP 2012 applies. The Lismore Development Control Plan is comprised of two parts – Part A and Part B.

Part A contains controls that apply to particular forms or aspects of development generally throughout Lismore. Part B contains more specific controls that are applicable to specific areas. Both Part A and Part B may be applicable to a development and are to be read in conjunction with each other.

Introduction

Part A

Chapter - Subject

  1. Residential Development
  2. Commercial Development – Urban Design in the CBD and Brewster Street Commercial Core Zone (Health Precinct)
  3. Industrial Development
  4. Rural and Nature-Based Tourism Development
  5. 5AUrban Residential Subdivision 5BCommercial and Industrial Subdivision
  6. Subdivision and Infrastructure (Village, Large Lot Residential and Rural)
  7. Off Street Carparking
  8. Flood Prone LandsIMPORTANT NOTE: Before applying the provisions of this chapter to any development on flood prone land, it is strongly recommended that you consult with Council’s Duty Planner regarding the requirements of Clause 5.21 (Flood Planning) of the Lismore LEP 2012 and how they affect your proposed development. A Council Duty Planner is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays, either by phone (02 6625 0500) between 8.30am and 4.30pm, or at Council’s front counter between 8.30am and 10.30am.
  9. Signage
  10. Not in Use
  11. Buffer Areas
  12. Heritage Conservation
  13. Crime Prevention through Environmental Design
  14. Vegetation Protection
  15. Waste Minimisation
  16. Rural Landsharing Communities
  17. Acid Sulfate Soils
  18. Extractive Industries
  19. Not in Use
  20. Not in Use
  21. Public Art
  22. Water Sensitive Design

Part B

Chapter - Subject

  1. Not in Use
  2. Not in Use
  3. Lismore Cultural Precinct
  4. Airport Industrial Estate
  5. Wyrallah Road Industrial Estate
  6. Nimbin Village
  7. Not in Use
  8. Not in Use
  9. North Lismore Industrial Estate
  10. North Lismore Plateau Urban Release Area

Development Control Plan for land where LEP 2000 applies

This is the Lismore Development Control Plan applying to land where LEP 2000 applies. The Lismore Development Control Plan is comprised of two parts – Part A and Part B.

Part A contains controls that apply to particular forms or aspects of development generally throughout Lismore. Part B contains more specific controls that are applicable to specific areas. Both Part A and Part B may be applicable to a development and are to be read in conjunction with each other.

Introduction

Part A

Chapter - Subject

  1. Residential Development
  2. Commercial Development – Urban Design in the CBD and Brewster Street Commercial Core Zone (Health Precinct)
  3. Industrial Development
  4. Subdivision and Infrastructure (General Requirements)
  5. Subdivision and Infrastructure (Urban Subdivision)
  6. Subdivision and Infrastructure (Rural Subdivision)
  7. Off Street Carparking
  8. Flood Prone LandsIMPORTANT NOTE: Before applying the provisions of this chapter to any development on flood prone land, it is strongly recommended that you consult with Council’s Duty Planner regarding the requirements of Clause 5.21 (Flood Planning) of the Lismore LEP 2012 and how they affect your proposed development. A Council Duty Planner is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays, either by phone (02 6625 0500) between 8.30am and 4.30pm, or at Council’s front counter between 8.30am and 10.30am.
  9. Outdoor Advertising Structures
  10. Not in Use
  11. Buffer Areas
  12. Heritage Conservation
  13. Crime Prevention through Environmental Design
  14. Tree Preservation Order
  15. Waste Minimisation
  16. Rural Landsharing Communities
  17. Acid Sulfate Soils
  18. Extractive Industries
  19. Exempt Development
  20. Complying Development
  21. Public Art
  22. Water Sensitive Design

Part B

Chapter - Subject

  1. Lismore Urban Area
  2. Land at West Goonellabah
  3. Lismore Cultural Precinct
  4. Airport Industrial Estate
  5. Wyrallah Road Industrial Estate
  6. Nimbin Village
  7. Dunoon Village
  8. Clunes Village