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Whether your Statements of Environmental Effects (SEE) effectively delivers your message can be the difference between a smooth or frustrating development process. A good SEE provides Council and the community with enough information to understand your project and its merits, whilst addressing all the statutory requirements – no mean feat!

Writing a good SEE takes time, practice and insight. This course will provide you with knowledge to improve your SEEs.

Learning Outcomes:

• The importance of strategic context;
• Preparing reports proportionate to the issue; and
• The view from both sides of the fence, including the perspective of Planning Panel members.
  

Designed For:

New and not so new practitioners striving to write better Statements of Environmental Effects and those tasked with assessing them.

Presenters:

		Tina Christy M老澳门六合彩图库, Director, GYDE Consulting Tina has 30 years' experience in both Local Council and as a Private Consultant in urban planning with a background in development assessment. She has a well-rounded understanding of Strategic Planning, Statutory Planning and Building experience and has extensive experience within the NSW legislative framework. She is an Expert Member of the Wollongong Local Planning Panel and Canada Bay Local Planning Panel. Tina is also a Nationally Accredited Mediator through the Australian Mediator Association. She has extensive expertise in negotiation with complex Development Applications and unauthorised works, both within and out of the Land and Environment Court system.

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