Junction Hill

The vision for Junction Hill is a simple one. It is to:

“…achieve a self-reliant cohesive village community by providing a public village core and expanding the diversity of dwelling types, settings and pricing while promoting and/or maintaining the qualities and character that are distinctive to the site and Junction Hill…”

Imbedded in this vision is a positive and earnest desire by the proponent to “maintain the qualities that are distinctive to the site”. This means more than simply “amenity qualities” it goes to the cultural, scenic, physical, ecological and social “qualities” which are distinctive of the site and locality.

Client: Mike and Robyn Dougherty
Period: 2007 and ongoing

LEP Amendment 13

Department of planning, section 65 certificate

Draft Copmanhurst local environment plan 1990 (amendment no. 13)
Copmanhurst local environment plan 1990 (amendment no. 13) map

Executive summary
Table of contents
Section 1 - Introduction
Section 2 - Junction Hill and it's environs
Section 3 - The rezoning site and it's context
Section 4 - The village structure plan
Section 5 - Rezoning proposal
Section 6 - Conclusion

Appendix A - Soil contamination assessment
Appendix B - Geotechnical investigation
Appendix C - Aboriginal cultural heritage assessment
Appendix D - Flora survey and fauna
Appendix E - Junction Hill structure plan land use needs
Appendix F - Preliminary engineering assessment
Appendix G - Preliminary engineering assessment
Appendix H - Traffic and transport planning assessment