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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
COURSE GUIDE
NSW
Welcome to another year of learning
and development opportunities
for professionals engaged in the
Planning Industry.
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PLANET 2021 COURSE GUIDE
2021 PLANET COURSE GUIDE
TAILORING YOUR PROFESSIONAL PIA is committed to a number of strategic
DEVELOPMENT initiatives for 2021, including PlanTech and
The PLANET program is administered by the Indigenous Planning. As projects associated
Planning Institute of Australia (PIA). PLANET with these initiatives develop, we expect these
provides popular core learning programs themes will be reflected in PIA’s policy and
and keeps you up to date with legislative, advocacy, events and education outputs.
regulatory and policy changes in planning. As part of this, we are looking forward to
Programs are added through the year and developing and rolling out PLANET courses
updates will be available here – and other educational content reflecting
www.planning.org.au/events/category/ these strategic initiatives in consultation
planet-courses with experts in our industry.
BESPOKE TRAINING AVAILABLE
TAILORING YOUR LEARNING NEEDS
PIA NSW work with a number of
Planners play an integral role in shaping
organisations to bring our training to you
the future of our cities, towns and surrounds.
anywhere in NSW. We are able to offer
Successful development outcomes require
many of our PLANET courses as a bespoke
planners to have new competencies to
package for your staff. For more information
enable the advancement of their skills in
contact nswmanager@planning.org.au
practice.
PLANET provides a comprehensive range of IMPORTANT INFORMATION
programs which cover six key skill areas that all BOOKINGS/STUDENTS/
great planners need to be competent in (and CANCELLATIONS
match with our Registered Planner pathway):
PLANET bookings and payment should be
Professionalism and integrity made online via the PIA website. Course
Spatial thinking numbers are strictly limited so please book
early to avoid disappointment.
Creative and multidisciplinary approach
Full-time student members (with evidence)
Communication and engagement who wish to attend a program will be charged
Planning frameworks 50% of the scheduled fee. Please contact
PIA to arrange. Note: The listed price for all
Technical knowledge programs includes GST.
PLANET presenters are subject matter If you cannot attend a registered session you
experts who are skilled in facilitating training must withdraw online no later than 7 days prior
and providing a positive learning experience to the course. If you cannot attend and you
to improve your knowledge. are within 7 days of the course date, you can
transfer your registration to another course or
PLANET PROMOTES “BEST another person, provided we have at least
PRACTICE” IN URBAN PLANNING 48 hours notice of your decision to transfer.
One of the best ways to improve your skills is We cannot issue refunds or credits. If you
to become informed of best practice models do not attend on the day a full fee will be
used by others. Our programs are developed charged.
to ensure improved practitioner skills through PIA requests payment of any outstanding
tailoring practical workshop sessions. invoices before you register for PLANET
The learning model also provides training courses in 2021.
opportunities to address a range of personal Check the website www.planning.org.au/nsw
skills gaps for career development. for updates to venues and start times.
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
PLANNING SYSTEM
Planning for Non-Planners 4
Development and Feasibility 101 5
Planning Proposals 101 6
Planning Proposals 101 – Regional 7
Statement of Environmental Effects – Tips N Tricks 8
Your Guide to Noise Assessment 9
PLANNING LAW
Preparing and Reviewing Clause 4.6 Variation Requests 10
Skills You Need to Know to be a Good Expert Witness 11
COMMUNICATION AND ENGAGEMENT
Making Engagement Work for You and Your Community 12
The Emotionally Fit Planner NEW 13
The Community Engagement Challenge: How to Involve Others in Your Decisions 14
How to Structure and Write a Planning Report 15
STRATEGIC PLANNING
Planning for Climate Change Resilience NEW 16
Planning for Bushire Resilence 17
Placemaking – Part 1: Placemaking for Planners 18
Placemaking – Part 2: Introduction to Place Measurement 19
Promoting Local Strategic Planning Statements NEW 20
Public Realm Planning 21
From the Ground Up: Planning Green Infrastructure and Urban Forests for Australian Cities NEW 22
Cities that Feed Us: Planning for Urban Agriculture NEW 23
Planning for Social Outcomes NEW 24
Planning for Flood Risk Management 25
ECONOMICS
Infrastructure Planning and Delivery 26
Economics for Planners 27
Property Economics for Planners – An Introduction NEW 28
HERITAGE AND LOCAL CHARACTER
Neighbourhood Character and Character Statements 30
Planning Together Ways: An Indigenous Intercultural Approach NEW 32
Sustaining Heritage through Planning and Development 34
DESIGN
Active Frontages 101 35
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design NEW 36
GIS for Planners: Theory and Practice to Produce a Basic GIS Map NEW 37
GIS for Planners: Analysis and Cartography NEW 38
Urban Design 39
Parking Requirements and Waivers 40
Census and Demographic Analysis for Planners NEW 41
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
2021 PLANET course list 42
Invest in your career 46
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PLANET 2021 COURSE GUIDE
PLANNING SYSTEM
PLANNING FOR NON-PLANNERS He is the Director of the Henry Halloran Trust
at the University of Sydney – a research trust
This course will provide you with a practical funded through philanthropy.
and robust introduction to the NSW Planning
System. It will be especially beneficial to
people from a non-planning background that
would like a better understanding of how ONLINE
urban planning operates in NSW. Participants Dates
will be provided with a range of planning Tuesday, 23 February 2021 and
documents in the course notes and a planning Wednesday, 24 February 2021
jargon buster.
Tuesday, 1 June 2021 and
Wednesday, 2 June 2021
DESIGNED FOR:
Staff at public and private organisations who
Time
work with planners and/or interact with the
planning system. It would also be useful for 9:30am–12:30pm AEDT/AEST (both days)
members of the public who are interested in
finding out how the planning system works. Venue
Online – hosted from NSW
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Zoom access details will be sent prior to
• The purposes and rationale for planning; the session
• Planning terms and jargon;
• How the planning system works in NSW Price
and in Australia; PIA member $290
• How local councils fit into the planning Non-member $420
system;
• The role of land use zones in planning; IN-PERSON
• How the two main planning tasks
Dates
(controlling development and making
plans) work; and Thursday, 23 September 2021
• The purpose of the main planning Thursday, 18 November 2021
documents used by planners.
Time
COURSE PRESENTER: 8:30am–4:00pm AEST/AEDT
Professor Peter Phibbs
Professor Phibbs is a geographer, planner and Venue
social economist. Whilst his main research Sydney CBD (TBC)
area has been involved with the development
of the affordable housing sector and on Price
the relationship between planning systems PIA member $330
and housing supply, he has always been
Non-member $460
passionate about explaining the working of the
planning system to as many stakeholders as
possible. Peter is currently a member of the
World Health Organisation’s working group METRO 6 PD
which has prepared a set of guidelines on the EVENT POINTS
connections between housing and health.5
DEVELOPMENT AND FEASIBILITY COURSE PRESENTER:
101 Stephen McMahon RPIA (Fellow),
General Manager – Development,
This course introduces the principals and Cameron Brae Properties
practices involved in property development At Cameron Brae Properties, Stephen
feasibility. undertakes a range of land development
projects in Western Sydney and regional
NSW. He is also Director of planning
It provides a critical appreciation of the role of
consultancy, Inspire Planning and lectures
planning controls on development yield, value
part-time at the UNSW. His experience
capture/betterment contributions, financing includes the London Docklands Development
and market economics in development Corporation and NSW Olympic Coordination
feasibility. Participants will prepare a simple Authority.
hypothetical feasibility assessment for the
development of a chosen site within relevant
Date
planning and financial parameters.
Friday, 26 March 2021
Course Requirement: Access to an Internet
enabled tablet or laptop PC and a basic Time
ability to use MS Excel or similar software is a 1:00pm–4:30pm AEDT
prerequisite for this course.
Venue
DESIGNED FOR: Online – hosted from NSW
Emerging statutory and strategic planners Zoom access details will be sent prior to
as well as others who seek to gain an the session
understanding of property development
feasibility. Price
PIA member $205
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Non-member $295
• A recognition of the different players
involved in the development process and
the relationship between each; 3.5 PD
• An understanding of the relationship POINTS
between urban planning and the
property development process;
• An appreciation of property as a form
of investment and the concepts of
financing, taxation and conveyancing;
and
• Completion of a hypothetical
development feasibility assessment.6
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PLANNING PROPOSALS 101 COURSE PRESENTERS:
Juliet Grant RPIA (Fellow),
The statutory planning controls contained in Executive Director, City Plan Strategy
local environmental plans inevitably require & Development P/L
updating, whether it is in response to a wide Juliet is an experienced planner with
scale strategic planning exercise or changes 26 years’ strategic and statutory experience
in site specific circumstances. A planning in local and state government and the
proposal is the mechanism to achieve this, consulting environment. She has an in-
and may relate to a change of zone or depth knowledge of the political, policy and
specific development standards, or both! legislative environment and an in depth
understanding of government processes and
Join us for a short course designed for how to apply them.
Planners and allied practitioners involved in
the rezoning process. We will look at what a
Helen Deegan MPIA (Fellow), Director,
planning proposal is (and what it isn’t) in the
City Plan Strategy & Development P/L
context of the legislative framework. From
Helen is a qualified planner with a diploma
a practical perspective we will use case
in property development as well being
studies to look at what a planning proposal
a graduate of the Australian Institute of
should contain, the steps in the process and
Company Directors. Helen has extensive
indicative timeframes.
experience and expertise in all types of
strategic and statutory planning, including
This course will identify the key challenges
preparation and delivery of SSDA, local
and opportunities associated with planning
development assessment and planning
proposals, as we embark upon the journey
proposals.
to transform local planning controls to meet
the current needs and aspirations of local
communities. This will include demonstrating
Date
strategic merit, evaluating options and
Monday, 5 July 2021
understanding the role of consultation within
each step of the process.
Time
DESIGNED FOR: 9:00am–12:30pm AEST
Statutory and Strategic Planners, Urban
Designers and Development Managers. Venue
Online – hosted from NSW
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Zoom access details will be sent prior to
• What is a planning proposal, and what the session
should it contain;
• Overview of the legislative framework; Price
• Steps in the process and indicative PIA member $205
timeframes; and Non-member $295
• Key challenges and opportunities.
3.5 PD
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PLANNING PROPOSALS 101 – COURSE PRESENTER:
REGIONAL Amanda Wetzel MPIA, Regional Director,
City Plan Strategy & Development P/L
The statutory planning controls contained in Amanda is a qualified urban and regional
local environmental plans inevitably require planner and engagement professional (IAP2).
updating, whether it is in response to a wide She has over 10 years’ experience working
scale strategic planning exercise or changes in State and Local Government in Australia
in site specific circumstances. A planning and as a private consultant in Europe and
proposal is the mechanism to achieve this, the Middle East. Specialising in strategic land
and may relate to a change of zone or use development and policy formulation,
specific development standards, or both! Amanda has a demonstrated track-record in
stakeholder and community engagement.
Join us for a short course designed for
Planners and allied practitioners involved in Amanda has expertise in concept
the rezoning process. We will look at what a planning, urban design and preparing
planning proposal is (and what it isn’t) in the and implementing long-term planning
context of the legislative framework. From and development initiatives. Her project
a practical perspective we will use case experience ranges from National-level policy
studies to look at what a planning proposal to Main Street masterplans, for public and
should contain, the steps in the process and private clients. She is highly-regarded for her
indicative timeframes. effective communication and engagement
skills, providing a basis for establishing a
This course will identify the key challenges common understanding and vision for change
and opportunities associated with planning supported by tangible actions.
proposals, as we embark upon the journey
to transform local planning controls to meet
the current needs and aspirations of local Date
communities. This will include demonstrating Thursday, 5 August 2021
strategic merit, evaluating options and
understanding the role of consultation within Time
each step of the process. 9:00am–12:30pm AEST
DESIGNED FOR:
Venue
Statutory and Strategic Planners, Urban
Designers and Development Managers. Newcastle City Hall
290 King St
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Newcastle NSW 2300
• What is a planning proposal, and what
should it contain; Price
• Overview of the legislative framework; PIA member $225
• Steps in the process and indicative Non-member $315
timeframes; and
• Key challenges and opportunities.
REGIONAL 3.5 PD
EVENT POINTS8
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STATEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL Stephen combines commercial acumen
EFFECTS – TIPS N TRICKS and advanced problem-solving skills with
a solid understanding of government
Whether your Statements of Environmental operations and decision-making processes
Effects (SEE) effectively delivers your to guide major planning projects through
message can be the difference between the planning process and to increase the
a smooth or frustrating development capacity of organisations to achieve their
process. A good SEE provides Council and goals.
the community with enough information to
understand your project and its merits, whilst Mark Schofield, Director - Planning,
addressing all the statutory requirements – City Plan Strategy & Development P/L
no mean feat! Mark is a qualified town planner with
20 years’ experience in State and Local
Writing a good SEE takes time, practice Government, with expertise in strategic
and insight. This course will provide you with and statutory planning. Mark delivered the
knowledge to improve your SEEs. Development Assessment Best Practice
Guide for Councils and Your Guide to the
DESIGNED FOR: Development Application process for the
New and not so new practitioners striving to Premiers’ Priority Faster Housing Approval
write better Statements of Environmental program. He has extensive experience
Effects and those tasked with assessing in the assessment of local and state
them. significant projects and knowledge of urban
and regional planning issues.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• The importance of strategic context; Date
• Preparing reports proportionate to the Monday, 18 October 2021
issue; and
• The view from both sides of the fence, Time
including the perspective of Planning 9:00am–12:30pm AEDT
Panel members.
Venue
COURSE PRESENTERS: Online – hosted from NSW
Stephen Kerr MPIA, Executive Director, Zoom access details will be sent prior to
City Plan Strategy & Development P/L the session
Stephen has almost 30 years’ experience at
senior levels in private practice and local and Price
state government, Stephen offers extensive
PIA member $205
experience in strategic and statutory
planning, design control and assessment, Non-member $295
organisational review and reform, due
diligence and strategic development advice
and assessment of major developments. 3.5 PD
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YOUR GUIDE TO NOISE Jeff has worked in Government as both a
ASSESSMENT regulator and infrastructure developer with
experience on all types of State Significant
Join us for a short course designed for non- Infrastructure and Development in NSW. He
acousticians who as part of their work need has been involved in the development of all
to understand NSW noise regulations and of the current noise policy documents used in
be able to interpret a specialist Noise Impact NSW and has authored more than 50 journal
Assessment Report for a new project or and conference papers and technical articles.
modification to an existing operation.
Mark Irish, Principal Consultant, SLR
The course will focus on how to review a Consulting
Noise Impact Assessment, determine which Mark is an experienced acoustic consultant,
noise policy documents are applicable to a his areas of expertise include building
project, understand the assumptions that acoustics, transport infrastructure, planning
have been made and predictions calculated, assessment and industrial noise.
assess the reasonableness and feasibility of
any mitigation measures proposed, and set As a lead acoustic engineer, Mark is building
practical noise objectives. up strong relationships with both clients
and design teams on diverse project types
A strong mathematical background is not including commercial fitouts, industrial
required, as acoustical fundamentals will only facilities, hotels, residential, entertainment
be discussed conceptually and some tips venues, outdoor leisure and specialist
and ‘rules-of-thumb’ explained so that you commercial spaces.
will be able to make more robust judgements
regarding noise impacts.
Date
DESIGNED FOR: Wednesday, 27 October 2021
Town Planners, Environmental Managers and
Assessment Officers. Time
8:30am–12:00pm AEDT
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Overview of Noise Generation and Venue
Propagation;
SLR Consulting Australia Pty Ltd
• EP&A Act and the POEO Act in relation
202 Submarine School, Sub Base Platypus,
to noise;
North Sydney NSW 2060
• Noise Policies applicable in NSW and an
overview of the more commonly applied
ones; and Price
• Likely scenarios involving noise that a PIA Member $225
planner might expect to encounter. Non-Member $315
COURSE PRESENTERS:
Jeff Parnell, Senior Advisor - Acoustics, METRO 3PD
EVENT POINTS
Sydney Metro
Jeff is Chair of the NSW Division of the
Australian Acoustical Society and is an
Adjunct Academic at UNSW and a Visiting
Fellow at UTS.10
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PLANNING LAW
PREPARING AND REVIEWING Panels and the national board of the Planning
CLAUSE 4.6 VARIATION REQUESTS Institute of Australia. In 2004 Paul was
admitted to the Order of Australia for services
The NSW planning system currently has two to the community, environmental resources
mechanisms that provide the ability to vary management and planning
development standards contained within
environmental planning instruments: Penny Murray, Partner, Addisons
• Clause 4.6 of the Standard Instrument Penny has provided planning, environment
Local Environment Plan (SILEP); and and government advice to both public
• State Environment Planning Policy No 1 – and private sector clients in the property,
Development Standards (SEPP1). development, infrastructure, energy, resources
and manufacturing sectors since 1999. She
Both clause 4.6 and SEPP 1 provide flexibility in also advises on land acquisition, compensation
the application of planning controls by allowing and valuation matters. She is nominated as
councils and other consent authorities to a recommended lawyer in Asia Pacific Legal
approve a development application that does 500 in real estate, an expert in Planning and
not comply with a development standard when Environmental Law in Best Lawyers and a
certain tests are met. leading Environmental Lawyer – NSW in Doyle’s
Guide to the Australian Legal Profession.
This workshop will explain how to best utilise
a clause 4.6 variation request to successfully
The Hon Malcolm Craig QC
achieve a variation of the applicable
Malcolm Craig retired as a Judge of the Land
development standards.
and Environment Court of New South Wales
on 5 June 2016, having been a member of
DESIGNED FOR:
that Court since 2 March 2010. He has since
Town Planners, Urban Designers, Planning returned to practice at the New South Wales
Lawyers, Developers and Strategic Planners. Bar. He was appointed Queen’s Counsel in I989.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Assist consultant planners in drafting Date
clause 4.6 variation requests so that the Tuesday, 30 March 2021
consent authority can be satisfied that
the contravention of the development
Time
standard is justified; and
9:00am–12:30pm AEDT
• Assist council planners in reviewing and
assessing the adequacy of clause 4.6
variation requests. Venue
Online – hosted from NSW
COURSE PRESENTERS: Zoom access details will be sent prior to
the session
Paul Mitchell OAM, MPIA (Fellow), Director
– Major Projects, City Plan Strategy &
Development P/L Price
Paul is an Australian and international leader PIA member $205
in planning service delivery. He has expertise in Non-member $295
strategic planning, environmental assessment
and expert testimony. Paul is the Chair of the
NSW Northern Regional Planning Panel and a
3.5 PD
POINTS
former member of the Sydney District Planning11
SKILLS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO Paul Mitchell OAM, MPIA (Fellow), Director
BE A GOOD EXPERT WITNESS - Major Projects, City Plan Strategy &
Development P/L
Do you want to be a confident expert Paul is an Australian and international
witness? This half-day workshop will examine leader in planning service delivery. He has
recent case law as well as draw on real life expertise in strategic planning, environmental
practical experiences. assessment and expert testimony.
DESIGNED FOR: In 2004 Paul was admitted to the Order
Town Planners, Urban Designers and of Australia for services to the community,
Strategic Planners. environmental resources management and
planning.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• To understand the legislative Date
requirements for an expert witness; Tuesday, 7 September 2021
• To be aware of the requirements that
exist for expert witnesses in matters
Time
before the Land and Environment Court
of NSW; 8:30am–12:30pm AEST
• To draw on the real-life practical
experiences of adjudicators and Venue
experienced practitioners in the Land Sydney CBD (TBC)
and Environment Court of NSW; and
• To be aware of recent case law relating Price
to expert witnesses. PIA member $225
Non-member $315
COURSE PRESENTERS:
Graham Brown MPIA (Fellow), Past
Commissioner of Land and Environment METRO 3.5 PD
Court EVENT POINTS
Graham is retired as a Commissioner and
Senior Commissioner of the Land and
Environment Court of NSW having served
three times seven year appointments.
During his time at the Court, Graham heard
over 2000 appeals on a wide range of
planning and related issues. He currently
sits as Chair, Alternate Chair or Expert on
six local planning panels and is a delegate
of Northern Beaches Council on the Sydney
North Regional panel.12
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COMMUNICATION AND ENGAGEMENT
MAKING ENGAGEMENT WORK • A taste of some innovative ways
FOR YOU AND YOUR COMMUNITY to increase engagement and
representation.
Good planners support their community • Tips for selecting engagement
through change. They discuss, plan and deliver technologies and making your
change with stakeholders. Using engagement engagements more constructive.
to collect data, test assumptions, build
relationships and identify assets to leverage COURSE PRESENTER:
at various stages of planning, so that they Amelia Loye, Managing Director, engage2
can deliver better outcomes for and with their Amelia is a social scientist specialising in
communities. community and stakeholder engagement.
Over the last 17 years, she has worked with
During this interactive half-day workshop, we governments across Australia and New
will discuss what you can do to make your Zealand, and British Columbia in Canada.
engagements more constructive. Amelia will Helping governments to consult community,
invite you to think about your engagement work with stakeholders and consider social
objectives and how they might change at issues and impacts in the design and delivery
different stages of the planning process. of resource management policy, urban and
Then you will discuss a range of engagement regional planning.
methods and technologies and when to use
them to deliver different planning outputs and She now runs two organisations - a
engagement objectives. consultancy called engage2, and a not-for-
profit organisation called The Centre for
The workshop will cover what is new in
Civic Innovation. She is also a vice-chair of
community engagement and how Covid has
the Australia and New Zealand Smart Cities
changed the way people want to engage. You
Council’s Civic Innovation Taskforce.
will examine the role of digital engagement
and technologies for online, in-place and
in-person engagement and how they can Date
support your engagements behind the scenes, Wednesday, 31 March 2021
with a focus on making these tools work for
you, your organisation and community.
Time
DESIGNED FOR: 9:30am–1:00pm AEDT
Urban and Regional Planners; Transport
Planners; Developers; Architects; Local Venue
Government Officers; Elected Members; Online – hosted from NSW
Urban Designers and anyone involved in Zoom access details will be sent prior to
urban/town planning and development the session
projects.
Price
It is assumed participants will have some prior
knowledge on community and stakeholder PIA member $205
engagement before attending this workshop. Non-member $295
LEARNING OUTCOMES: 3.5 PD
• A deeper understanding of engagement POINTS
objectives, methods, and technologies for
different stages of the planning process.13
THE EMOTIONALLY FIT PLANNER COURSE PRESENTER:
Joe Pane, Director, JP Coaching and
Planning can be a high-pressure career. Training Pty Ltd
From dealing with stressed clients, difficult
Joe has been working full time in the field
decisions, personal challenges and daily
as a professional trainer of emotional
uncertainties. We sometimes wonder
intelligence since 2006. He is also degree
whether we are doing enough and at times
qualified in psychology and sociology. He
whether we are enough to handle what
is the creator of The Emotional Fitness
comes.
Formula, his most popular program to date.
This program helps people deepen their self-
At the core of all our experiences and
awareness and significantly help improve
interactions are emotions. When we know
both personal and professional relationships.
how to emotionally manage and lead
ourselves and others effectively, we not only
His range of clients include Jones Lange
lead but we inspire others to step up and
LaSalle, Flight Centre, ANZ, Department of
grow.
Defence, Ray White, Hocking Stuart, The
Coaching Institute, OAMPS Insurance, Coles
This presentation will equip you with hands
Group, Benetas, and NBN.
on, grounded and practical skills to add
or improve your emotional fitness. These
skills will enable you to become a strong Date
leader, capable of inspiring others and more
Tuesday, 8 June 2021
capable of dealing with difficult decisions and
setbacks.
Time
DESIGNED FOR: 9:30am–5:00pm AEST
Anyone who wants to improve how they
manage uncertainties in both their career Venue
and personal relationships. Online – hosted from Victoria
Zoom access details will be sent prior to
LEARNING OUTCOMES: the session
• Understand our core behavioural drivers
so we can lead fulfilling lives; Price
• Be significantly better equipped to PIA member $290
handle inevitable challenges; Non-member $420
• Learn how to handle the uncertainties
and ambiguities life gives us; and
• Understand why some people trigger 7 PD
you and how to change your experience. POINTS14
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THE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Participation (IAP2) course that is delivered
CHALLENGE: HOW TO INVOLVE globally. IAP2 is the professional association
for people working across the world in the
OTHERS IN YOUR DECISIONS growing field of community engagement.
The International Association for Public
Participation (IAP2) “Public Participation for Tanya Burdett RPIA, Director, Essential
Decision Makers” course will give participants Planning Ltd (UK) and Burdett Associates
understanding of the IAP2 models and (Australia)
approaches. Throughout her 25+ year career, Tanya has
been involved in over 170 projects, from large
Considerations of social impact and need scale infrastructure programs and projects
for social licence have recently gained more such as High Speed Rail proposals in the
attention from organisations. The course UK, state-government level engagement
will explore the costs and benefits of public programs such as the Victorian Infrastructure
participation, how and why to involve the Strategy Victoria and Level Crossing Removal
public in decisions, and emphasise what Projects, to smaller development applications
proponents are offering and promising the and strategic planning assignments
public through their involvement. throughout the UK and Asia-Pacific region.
DESIGNED FOR:
Anyone involved in any aspect of engaging Dates
the community or stakeholders, and anyone Wednesday, 13 October 2021 and
involved with decision-making. It is ideal Thursday, 14 October 2021
for all levels of government, consultancies, (2 Half-Day Workshops)
private companies and non-government
organisations. Elected members also benefit Time
from the training. 9:30am–1:00pm AEDT (both days)
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Venue
• The role the public can have in decision-
Online – hosted from NSW
making and planning for that role;
Zoom access details will be sent prior to
• The risks and benefits to the policy/
the session
project of engaging the public;
• Determining the stages where there
is value for the public to participate in Price
decisions, and situations where they PIA member $290
might not participate at all; and Non-member $420
• Key concepts and skills to be effective
when involving others.
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COURSE PRESENTERS: POINTS
Margaret Harvie, Director, Plancom
Margaret’s passion is engaging communities
to ensure that they have a say over decisions
that affect them. Accredited since 2008
she is one of a handful of trainers delivering
the International Association for Public15
HOW TO STRUCTURE AND WRITE terms that only planners understand;
A PLANNING REPORT and
• How to incorporate the tenets of plain
Many of us leave the written outputs for a English writing – clarity, consistency and
large project till the end, or we’re required making your words count – into your
to produce a written report in little time. day-to-day work..
Strategically planning ahead is inherent in
what we do – despite this, we tend not to COURSE PRESENTER:
apply these skills to our report writing. Tara Madden, Director, Topdeck Pty Ltd
Tara is an expert writer and editor with nearly
Most planning reports are publicly released, 20 years’ experience communicating public
and we should develop and write them so policy issues in Australia and the UK.
that people understand what they’re reading
and have a sense of transparency and Tara first edited a planning report in 2005 – a
involvement. Taking the time upfront to think public-facing document that included terms
about your report – its purpose, audience and like ‘building envelope’, ‘heritage curtilage’ and
objectives – is a wise investment that will save ‘pedestrian outcomes’. Once she recovered,
time as the report is developed. This will open she established Topdeck Communications, and
up more time to focus on the written word now works with State agencies, local councils
itself, allowing you to avoid overused planning and consultancies to translate technical
terms, jargon or motherhood statements. documents, planning reports or strategic plans
into engaging, clear content.
This workshop helps you to understand what
needs to be agreed before the writing begins, She dreams of one day reading a planning
and how you can develop clear and consistent report that doesn’t include the words
content that makes sense to those outside the ‘amenity’, vibrancy’ or ‘it is important to note
planning profession. that…’..
DESIGNED FOR:
Anyone writing documents designed to Date
be read by, and understood by, a public Tuesday, 9 November 2021
audience.
Time
LEARNING OUTCOMES: 9:30am–1:00pm AEDT
While you won’t leave this course with a new,
innate ability to write perfectly, you will have
Venue
the pointers that will help you to form better
report-writing habits. This includes: Online – hosted from NSW
Zoom access details will be sent prior to
• What you need to think about before
the session
you start - audience, messages and
purpose;
• How to make a report easier to read - Price
choosing an appropriate style, voice and PIA member $205
tone; Non-member $295
• How to develop a clear narrative and
structure for your report;
• How to avoid the pitfalls of writing a 3.5 PD
planning report, including the overused POINTS16
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STRATEGIC PLANNING
PLANNING FOR CLIMATE Catherine is both an accredited town
CHANGE RESILIENCE planner and accredited bushfire consultant,
specialising in resilience and strategy building.
This workshop will provide an overview of
climate change resilience and adaptation
concepts, further exploring the role of ONLINE
planning in considering and addressing Dates
risks from climate change impacts and a
Wednesday, 17 March 2021 and
particular focus on natural hazards.
Thursday, 18 March 2021
(2 Half-Day workshops)
DESIGNED FOR:
Planners and industry professionals who
need to understand more about how climate Time
change should be considered as part of the 9:00am–12:30pm AEDT (both days)
planning and development framework in
NSW and the impact and effect this has on Venue
natural hazards planning. Online – hosted from NSW
Zoom access details will be sent prior to
LEARNING OUTCOMES: the session
• Explore the basic climate change
concepts and current trends; Price
• Identify the terminology used when
PIA member $290
referring to climate hazards and
Non-member $420
impacts, resilience and adaptation;
• Be aware of the NSW policy and
decision-making framework for strategic IN-PERSON
planning and development involving Date
climate change and natural hazards; Wednesday, 29 September 2021
• Acknowledge the range of practical tools
that can be used as part of planning
and development assessment so as Time
to avoid or reduce risks from natural 8:30am–5:00pm AEST
hazards; and
• How to play an effective and active role Venue
in planning and development processes Sydney CBD (TBC)
involving climate change and natural
hazards.
Practical examples will be used to Price
demonstrate concepts and the main PIA member $330
reference point will be the New South Wales Non-member $460
planning system.
COURSE PRESENTER: METRO 6 PD
Catherine Ryland MPIA, Director, CR Bushfire EVENT POINTS
Catherine is an urban planner and bushfire
resilience expert with almost 20 years of
diversified industry experience.17
PLANNING FOR BUSHFIRE • A knowledge of Planning for Bushfire
RESILIENCE Protection and its legislative framework;
and
This workshop is designed to provide planning • An understanding of the practical
professionals with an understanding of the application of PBP.
destructive nature of bushfires, the impact
to property and how the legislative planning COURSE PRESENTER:
framework in New South Wales helps to Catherine Ryland MPIA, Director, CR Bushfire
mitigate against future disasters. Catherine is an urban planner and bushfire
resilience expert with almost 20 years’ of
We will explore strategic bush fire planning diversified industry experience in the UK
for resilient communities as a concept. We and Australia. As the primary author of
will consider the process of carrying out a Planning for Bushfire Protection 2019 and
bushfire risk assessment on a landscape its associated legislation, Catherine has
scale using practical examples and look at extensive experience in planning policy,
ways to design development layouts with strategy and development assessment,
bushfire mitigation in mind. particularly with regard to matters of bushfire
risk. Based in Sydney, Catherine is a member
Planning for Bushfire Protection (PBP) of the PIA NSW Division Committee and
provides the legislative basis for the a leader in the preparation of policy and
application of bushfire protection measures strategy relating to natural hazards.
through the planning process in NSW. We
will also delve into the detail of PBP and its
relationship with the National Construction Dates
Code/Australian Standard 3959: Wednesday, 28 April 2021 and
Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone Thursday, 29 April 2021
areas. Practical case studies will be provided (2 Half-Day Workshops)
to work through the application of PBP for
subdivision, special fire protection purpose Time
(SFPP) and infill development applications.
9:00am–12:30pm AEST (both days)
DESIGNED FOR:
Venue
Planning and building professionals looking
for an understanding of the application Online – hosted from NSW
of Planning for Bushfire Protection in Zoom access details will be sent prior to
the planning proposal and/or planning the session
application process.
Price
LEARNING OUTCOMES: PIA Member $290
• An understanding of risk management Non-member $420
and emergency management;
• A knowledge of the impacts of bushfire
on communities; 7 PD
• An understanding of bushfire POINTS
behaviour including fuel structure and
classification;
• An understanding of strategic bushfire
planning;18
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HERITAGE
PART 1: Date
PLACEMAKING FOR PLANNERS Tuesday, 4 May 2021
Everyone is talking place but what does that
Time
mean for planners? This interactive online
9:00am–12:30pm AEST
workshop will introduce the theory and
fundamentals of placemaking as the process
Venue
of creating self-activating and successful
town centres and neighbourhoods that Online – hosted from NSW
are better for people. Case studies will be Zoom access details will be sent prior to
used to illustrate best practice placemaking the session
processes.
Price
DESIGNED FOR: PIA Member $205
Urban Planners, Councillors, Local Non-member $295
Government Professionals, Architects,
Industry Members, Business Consultants and
Research Students. 3.5 PD
POINTS
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Learn about the theory and practice of
placemaking;
• Learn through case studies that have
used a placemaking approach in
three areas of planning: LEP Updates,
DCP Amendments and Town Centre
Revitalisation; and
• Collaborate in workshop sessions on
how to make better places.
COURSE PRESENTER:
Kylie Legge MPIA, Founding Director,
Place Score
Kylie is a leading voice in the evolving
profession of placemaking. She is a founding
Director of Place Partners, a multidisciplinary
placemaking consultancy based in Sydney
Australia as well as Place Score - the world’s
first place experience measurement tool.
Her interests lie in the relationship between
people and their urban environments and
how we can work better collaboratively to
create the kinds of places people want to
spend time in.19
HERITAGE
PLACEMAKING - PART 2: Date
INTRODUCTION TO PLACE Friday, 7 May 2021
MEASUREMENT
Time
How can you use place data to better inform 9:00am–12:30pm AEST
planning? This workshop introduces the
concept and practice of place measurement Venue
with a focus on Main Street viability and Online – hosted from NSW
neighbourhood liveability. You will learn Zoom access details will be sent prior to
about the value of place measurement for the session
evidence-based planning and defining the
return on investment for your projects, as Price
well as learning common terminology and an PIA Member $205
introduction to a range of tools. Non-member $295
DESIGNED FOR:
Urban Planners, Councillors, Local 3.5 PD
Government Professionals, Architects, POINTS
Industry Members, Business Consultants and
Research Students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Learn about the theory and practice of
place measurement;
• Deep dive into different tools and how
they can be used; and
• Collaborate in workshop sessions
utilising different tools to make better
public places.
COURSE PRESENTER:
Kylie Legge MPIA, Founding Director,
Place Score
Kylie is a leading voice in the evolving
profession of placemaking. She is a founding
Director of Place Partners, a multidisciplinary
placemaking consultancy based in Sydney
Australia as well as Place Score - the world’s
first place experience measurement tool.
Her interests lie in the relationship between
people and their urban environments and
how we can work better collaboratively to
create the kinds of places people want to
spend time in.20
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HERITAGE
PROMOTING LOCAL STRATEGIC • Understand the role of the LSPS in
PLANNING STATEMENTS dealing with privately-initiated Planning
Proposals;
This half-day workshop aims to promote • Understand how the LSPS fits within
ongoing discussion of Local Strategic councils’ Integrated Planning and
Planning Statements (LSPS), following their Reporting Framework. In particular,
adoption throughout New South Wales. the Community Strategic Plan, touch-
During the session the conceptual framework points with other supportive strategic
for LSPS will be revisited – its place in the plans and implementation through
national, state, regional, district and local the Delivery Program and Operational
strategic planning regimes. Attention will Plans; and
be paid to the legal requirements – their • Be aware of the provisions of a range
purpose, role in the strategic planning system of LSPS case studies, including those of
and processes for preparation and ongoing participants.
review.
COURSE PRESENTER:
Now that the first versions are in place and Danny Wiggins MPIA (Life Fellow),
follow-up actions are proceeding, it is a Town Planner, Facilitator and Educator
good time to recap on requirements and Danny has been a planning consultant for
potential, and share experiences. The session thirty years, specialising in statutory planning
will explore their potential to inform regional systems, local planning controls and ‘healthy
and state-level plans and policies and, in planning’. Danny is also an experienced
particular, inform local planning controls educator and facilitator. He has an honours
(LEPs and DCPs). The discussion will be degree in Town Planning and a PhD in
informed by case studies and the experience residential location theory and was recently
of participants. elevated to MPIA (Life Fellow).
DESIGNED FOR:
Planning and building professionals looking Date
for an understanding of the application Monday, 7 June 2021
and relevance of Local Strategic Planning
Statements within the planning system. Time
9:00am–12:30pm AEST
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Understand how the LSPS fits within the Venue
two-way flow of national, state, regional,
Online – hosted from NSW
district and local strategic land-use
Zoom access details will be sent prior to
planning regimes;
the session
• Be inspired and prepared (as council
planners) to move on Mark 2 of their
LSPS; Price
• Understand how the LSPS can prompt PIA member $205
council-initiated innovation in local Non-member $295
planning controls (LEP and DCP)
through Planning Proposals and DCP
amendments, and as an input to 3.5 PD
Regional/District Plans and SEPPs; POINTS21
HERITAGE
PUBLIC REALM PLANNING COURSE PRESENTER:
Crosbie Lorimer, (Allied Professional (NSW)),
Join us for a half-day workshop that Managing Director, CLOUSTON Associates
introduces the essentials of current best Crosbie has more than thirty-seven years in
practice in public realm planning. This practice, the first seven of which were with
workshop explores the values, policy and CLOUSTON in the UK and the last 30 with
strategy that underpin best practice and the the company in Australia. Crosbie brings
placed based metrics that drive practical and extensive experience in public realm planning
enduring outcomes on the ground. and design to this role across the public and
private sectors.
DESIGNED FOR:
Town Planners, Urban Designers and He has led multidisciplinary teams on
Strategic Planners. projects for some of Australia’s key public
domain landscapes including Hyde Park
LEARNING OUTCOMES: and Centennial Parklands, NSW and more
• How strategic planning helps shape recently to the award-winning Waverton
responsive statutory planning; Coal Loader. A regular representative for
• Outline of best practice metrics for both AILA on State Government committees, juries
quality and quantity of open space; and panels, Crosbie brings his experience in
• The role and application of The Sydney integrated planning of the public realm to
Green Grid in connecting people and projects, conferences and advisory bodies
place; across the country.
• Changing trends in recreation and
particularly sport;
Date
• The economic value of the public realm;
Thursday, 1 July 2021
• The principles underpinning Value
Capture and VPAs; and
• The role of the community in successful Time
long term outcomes. 9:00am–12:30pm AEST
Venue
Online – hosted from NSW
Zoom access details will be sent prior to
the session
Price
PIA member $205
Non-member $295
3.5 PD
POINTS22
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HERITAGE
FROM THE GROUND John Rayner, Director of Urban Horticulture,
UP: PLANNING GREEN University of Melbourne
INFRASTRUCTURE AND URBAN John’s teaching and research interests
are focused around the design and use of
FORESTS FOR AUSTRALIAN CITIES plants in the urban landscape (recent work
includes the woody meadows joint research
This workshop will provide an overview of
project with the University of Sheffield, UK),
urban greening for Australian cities, including
green roofs and facades and therapeutic
introductory talks that explore the benefits
landscapes. He co-leads the University’s green
of green infrastructure and urban trees,
roofs research and development program.
in-depth case studies to guide planning and
design strategies for local greening, and
Claire Farrell, Senior Lecturer - Green
interactive workshops to share ideas with
Infrastructure, University of Melbourne
fellow participants and presenters.
Claire's main research interest involves
The benefits of urban greening are well using plants to make cities more liveable.
established, yet planners are often not Her current research is on using green roofs
equipped with in-depth knowledge of the for stormwater mitigation and improving
latest greening solutions. Workshops will biodiversity in Australian cities.
equip planners with both inspiration and
practical advice for urban greening projects. Other research interests include improving
water and nutrient retention of green roof
DESIGNED FOR: substrates, the potential use of vegetables in
rain gardens and using Australian shrubs in
Planning professionals looking for an
designed plantings.
understanding of urban greening for
Australian cities.
Dates
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Thursday, 15 April 2021 and
• Learn about innovative new urban Friday, 16 April 2021
greening solutions; (2 Half-Day Workshops)
• Explore design strategies to implement
neighbourhood greening; and
Time
• Collaborate in workshop sessions to
9:00am–12:30pm AEST (both days)
unpack key challenges to urban greening.
COURSE PRESENTERS: Venue
Sara Barron, Lecturer in Urban Horticulture, Online – hosted from NSW
University of Melbourne Zoom access details will be sent prior to
Sara comes from the University of British the session
Columbia (UBC) where she helped develop
their new Bachelor of Urban Forestry Price
program. Her PhD focused on how suburban PIA member $290
landscapes can be re-imagined to balance Non-member $420
healthy suburban forests with higher density
housing. Sara has expertise in large-scale
sustainable community planning and climate 7 PD
change research projects and holds a POINTS
Landscape Architecture degree from UBC.23
HERITAGE
CITIES THAT FEED US: PLANNING COURSE PRESENTER:
FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE Mel Fyfe, CEO and Co-Founder, Blakthumb
Mel is a strategic planner with food systems
Ask someone to think about urban agriculture, and urban renewal expertise. Prior to co-
and they’ll likely think of soil fields or founding Blakthumb in 2017, Mel held senior
greenhouses rather than high-tech indoor, roles in the public and private sectors including
controlled-environment growing. This course will leading the transport and infrastructure
explore modern methods of urban agriculture, portfolio at Barangaroo.
its role in planning places and precincts, and
the opportunities for planners to integrate fresh
food production into our cities and places. ONLINE
Dates
As our urban places have developed and
Friday, 14 May 2021
become more populated, we’ve seen
commercial-scale fresh food production uses
moved further and further to the edge, or Time
removed from urban places entirely. We’re 9:00am–12:30pm AEST
also seeing the impacts of climate change and
health crises on complex supply chains and Venue
food security. Online – hosted from NSW
Zoom access details will be sent prior to
This workshop will explore concepts in urban the session
agriculture including an introduction to
controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) Price
and technologies, and how urban agriculture PIA member $205
can be positively integrated into places and Non-member $295
precincts. CEA is a growing industry worldwide,
and planners are uniquely placed to set the
frameworks to enable food productions in place IN-PERSON
and shape cities that feed us. Date
Friday, 15 October 2021
DESIGNED FOR:
Strategic Planners, Planning Consultants, Time
Policy Makers and people interested in urban 8:30am–12.30pm AEDT
agriculture.
Venue
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Sydney CBD – TBC
• Gain an understanding of modern urban
agriculture, methods and technologies;
Price
• Understand the role of urban agriculture
in food security, urban resilience and local PIA member $225
food networks; Non-member $315
• Planning context and considerations to
enable integration of urban agriculture
into places and mechanisms; and METRO 3.5 PD
• Public value benefits of urban agriculture EVENT POINTS
including improved community health
outcomes and economic development.24
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PLANNING FOR SOCIAL • How social infrastructure plans are
OUTCOMES prepared and their inputs.
Social planning is an important and COURSE PRESENTER:
sometimes misunderstood element of the Sarah Reilly MPIA (Fellow), Director,
planning system. Social planners work across Cred Consulting
disciplines including open space, housing, Sarah is the Director of Cred Consulting –
urban design, safety and infrastructure to a creative and collaborative consultancy
shape social outcomes. In this course you she started in 2010 focussed on creating
will discover best practice approaches to sustainable communities, places and cities
social planning and understand how you can for people, with people.
influence planning processes to deliver social
impact for communities. She is a highly experienced social planner,
researcher and community engagement
The course will focus on three key tools of specialist with over 20 years experience. She
social planning - demographic analysis, social is a Fellow of PIA, a Divisional Committee
impact assessment and social infrastructure Member of NSW PIA and board member of
plans - to prepare participants to work as a the housing charity Head Start Homes.
social planner or alongside social planners.
Practical examples will be provided and
participants will be given the opportunity to Date
test their social planning skills on real world
Wednesday, 20 October 2021
scenarios.
Participants should leave the course with a Time
deeper understanding of social planning, how 9:30am–1:00pm AEDT
planning processes shape social outcomes
and how to use the tools of social planning in Venue
their work. Online – hosted from NSW
Zoom access details will be sent prior to
DESIGNED FOR: the session
Early career social planners, local
government staff working in social planning,
Price
assessment officers, strategic planners and
PIA member $205
consultant planners.
Non-member $295
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• The role and impact of social planning in 3.5 PD
the planning system; POINTS
• How social planners use their tools to
shape social outcomes;
• How to identify, source and interpret
demographic data for social planning
purposes;
• The components of a social impact
assessment and their role in assessment
processes; and25
HERITAGE
PLANNING FOR FLOOD RISK Carrie Dearnley
MANAGEMENT Carrie is a Senior Flood Engineer at BMT
with 11 years' experience providing floodplain
This training programme is focused on best management advice to local and state
practice planning for flood risk management government. She has been involved in the
focusing on land use planning responses to strategic planning response to flooding for
managing flood risk. Best practice requires multiple councils in Queensland including
a true risk-based approach, recognising Moreton Bay Regional Council, Toowoomba
that different land uses, people, density and Regional Council and Brisbane City Council.
built forms have different vulnerability or Carrie has recently delivered floodplain risk
susceptibility to flood risk. The course offers management studies for the Brisbane River
a practical training programme to assist and Swan River (Perth).
planners to understand the science behind
flood modelling and factors that contribute
to flood risk, and provides practical advice Dates
for informing strategic planning, land use Thursday 4 November 2021
and development policy and including flood
information in planning schemes. We will
draw on a range of Queensland-based case Time
studies to inform discussion. 9:00am–5:00pm AEST
DESIGNED FOR: Venue
This training programme is designed Online – hosted from Qld
for all planners (strategic, statutory and Zoom access details will be sent prior to
environmental) involved in strategic planning, the session
developing and/or implementing land use and
development policy in planning instruments Price
- working either for applicants or for local or
PIA member $290
state government agencies. The programme
Non-member $420
is relevant for planners at all stages of their
career who wish to become more familiar with
best-practice tools to manage flood risk.
7 PD
COURSE PRESENTERS:
POINTS
Shannon Haines MPIA
Shannon is a Director with Ethos Urban with
more than 20 years experience working in
local government, State government and as
a consultant. She was awarded the 2015 PIA
Queensland Planner of the Year and received
a commendation for the 2016 Australian
Planner of the year for her contribution to
risk based planning and coastal hazard
adaptation. Shannon has presented to
international audiences in Europe, United
Kingdom, Asia and the Pacific and in
Queensland, NSW and Victoria on risk based
planning for natural hazards.26
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ECONOMICS
INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING available to them to maximise
AND DELIVERY infrastructure delivery and management.
In December 2020 the Productivity COURSE PRESENTER:
Commission released its findings of a review of Greg New RPIA (Fellow)
the NSW infrastructure contributions system. Greg is a qualified urban planner with special
Earlier last year the Department of Planning expertise in infrastructure funding and
Industry and Environment exhibited several delivery plans and systems. He is known as a
discussion papers on proposed changes to the development contributions specialist, having
infrastructure contributions system. been responsible for the preparation and
review of over 100 infrastructure contributions
Covid-19 has created a fresh urgency to
and delivery plans and schemes across NSW
stimulate economic activity through housing
since the 1990s.
construction and infrastructure investment.
The State government has initiated various
Greg served on PIA’s NSW Division Committee
funding schemes for shovel ready infrastructure
from 2016 to 2020, and was a Vice President
projects. The Minister has also made directions
in 2019. During his time on the Division, he
to councils to free up their contributions funds
to deliver infrastructure sooner. assisted in the preparation of policy positions
and submissions on infrastructure funding and
• What are the current opportunities for delivery.
funding local infrastructure?
Additional guest speakers will be announced
• What are the barriers to delivering
soon...
infrastructure sooner and how can they
be addressed?
Dates
• Infrastructure contributions are only
Monday, 22 March 2021 and
part of the equation for infrastructure
Thursday, 25 March 2021
delivery. How can councils design a
(2 Half-Day Workshops)
mix of mechanisms to facilitate timely
delivery and sustainable ongoing
Time
management of infrastructure?
Day 1: 9:30am–12:30pm AEDT
DESIGNED FOR: Day 2: 1:30pm–4:30pm AEDT
All professionals that participate in the
preparation and implementation of section Venue
7.11 and 7.12 plans and VPAs including Online – hosted from NSW
strategic and statutory planners, consultant Zoom access details will be sent prior to
planners, finance professionals, engineers and the session
project managers.
Price
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
PIA Member $290
• An understanding of what the reforms
Non-member $420
are and when they will be implemented;
• You will learn about how the changes
affect councils, land owners and 6 PD
developers; and POINTS
• An overview of how councils can manage
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