Georges River Council seeks exemption from fast-track Medium Density Housing Code

By Jim Gainsford
Updated March 20 2019 - 2:22pm, first published 1:41pm
No say: The State Government's proposed Low Rise Medium Density Housing Code will allow one and two-storey dual occupancies, manor houses (blocks of four flats) and terraces to be carried out under a fast-track complying development approval by private certifiers without council input.
No say: The State Government's proposed Low Rise Medium Density Housing Code will allow one and two-storey dual occupancies, manor houses (blocks of four flats) and terraces to be carried out under a fast-track complying development approval by private certifiers without council input.

Georges River Council has written to the Minister for Planning seeking an exemption from the Low Rise Medium Density Housing Code due to start July 1.

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