Controls (C)

C-1. Compatible uses of development are encouraged throughout the village, with more intensive uses located in the village centre. Art and craft related activities are encouraged.

Controls (C)

C-1. Open space is provided within the village and integrated with community uses.

C-2. Landscape design reinforces the identity of Minmi as a distinct village area separated from other residential development, by establishing and reinforcing landscape features.

Controls (C)

C-1. Revegetation restores the diversity of indigenous species originally present, which may have been lost

C-2. New development does not adversely affect (and preferably benefits) downstream Hexham Wetlands, which is recognised as being of international significance as habitat for migratory birds.

Controls (C)

C-1. In general, no building shall exceed two storeys in height, in keeping with the existing character of the area.

C-2. Vistas to rolling hills and distant rural and natural landscapes are retained to maintain village context and identity.

Controls (C)

C-1. Where significant land disturbance is proposed, investigations of impacts on both Aboriginal and European heritage is required and field investigations or excavation may be necessary.

Controls (C)

C-1. Drainage channels are retained in a natural condition or improved by rehabilitation.

C-2. Vegetation corridors are maintained or regenerated along creeks.

C-3. Discharges are managed to ensure no excessive export of sediments.

C-4. Nutrients or stormwater flow rates are managed to ensure the health of nearby waterways and wetlands.

Controls (C)

C-1. The principles of walkability, connectivity, permeability, legibility and safety applies to all subdivision and access system design.

Controls (C)

C-1. As the area develops, it may be necessary to introduce traffic control devices within the village to promote safety, restrict fast moving traffic and enhance village character.

Controls (C)

C-1. Feature planting, signage and controlled views create a sense of arrival, unique character and reinforces the distinctiveness of the village to other urban development and surrounding bushland.

Controls (C)

C-1. Views to identified heritage items are maintained where possible. Screen planting may be introduced to prevent inappropriate views to and from incompatible land uses, which may detract from the sense of place, or to control views to enhance heritage aspects.

Controls (C)

C-1. Measures are taken to assess the nature of any contamination or effect and take remedial action where necessary, having particular regard for past mining and filling activities.