An example of a course originally developed as a bespoke training request for a council, this is a session for statutory planning teams regarding the planning framework for live music. It is intended as a refresher to help statutory planners meet their obligations in managing and protecting live music venues. It explores the challenges and tensions inherent in this issue.
Material covered includes:
- The origins and operation of the agent of change principle.
- The tangle of jurisdictions affecting live music, and the role planning plays in this system.
- Council’s obligations in assessing applications, notably in relation to clause 53.06.
- Approaches to planning conditions, application management, and information requests.
Excellent and thought provoking which is what we were going for!
Statutory planning manager, November 2024.
Presenter: Stephen Rowley.
Suggested timing: 1 hour to 90 minutes (the latter would allow for incorporation of in-house case studies).
Mode: face to face.
Level: This course is targeted at mixed groups of council statutory planners, ranging from beginner to advanced.
Enquiries: Stephen Rowley
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