Introduction
Welcome to the Local Plan Making Tracking System.
The process of creating Local Environmental Plans (LEPs) starts with a planning proposal which in most cases is undertaken by your local council.
Since 1 July 2009 proposals have been initially assessed by Planning & Environment (P & E) to determine whether they have sufficient merit to proceed. This is called "The Gateway".
Before an LEP can be made community consultation takes place tailored to the impact of the particular proposal.
Following these procedures the Minister can decide whether to make the new Plan.
The Planning Proposal Tracking allows you to access:
- Information on Planning Proposals that have been submitted to the Agency.
- The "Gateway" determination including the reasons why the proposal has been allowed to continue or why it has been refused.
- When the Planning Proposal has been returned to the Agency to be finalised after exhibition.
- The final determination of a Planning Proposal
To find out information about a particular Planning Proposal it is recommended that you use the search function on the left of this page.
Further information about this new way of assessing and determining changes to Local Environmental Plans is available on the
Gateway Process webpage that contains guidelines and fact sheet.
Planning Proposals remain listed under the relevant LGA that existed at the time the Proposal was submitted.