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Development control planning for air quality guidance from NSCA on dealing with air quality within the development control process

By: Language: English Publication details: Brighton NSCA 2004Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 614.7 $2 18
Online resources: Summary: Provides the framework for air quality considerations to be accounted for in local development control processes and contains a new approach to addressing potential air quality impacts from development in qualitative terms, rather than relying on more traditional numerical thresholds. Covers local air quality management and planning, dealing with planning applications, air quality assessments, assessing significance, impact management and particular concerns such as low polluting developments and cumulative impacts.

Provides the framework for air quality considerations to be accounted for in local development control processes and contains a new approach to addressing potential air quality impacts from development in qualitative terms, rather than relying on more traditional numerical thresholds. Covers local air quality management and planning, dealing with planning applications, air quality assessments, assessing significance, impact management and particular concerns such as low polluting developments and cumulative impacts.