NSW · New England North West · Rural
Liverpool Plains Shire Council
A rezoning is not a building. A planning proposal is how land is rezoned, or how its height, floor space or lot size controls change.
No planning proposals are under way in Liverpool Plains Shire Council.
11 planning proposals on record
Recently made
The latest to be made
- ProposalReclassification of Council Owned Land at 115-117 Henry Street, QuirindiMade28 July 2026
- ProposalReinforcement of rural subdivision minimumMade13 June 2024
- ProposalLiverpool Plains LEP 2011 - Amendment No 8 - Mapping CorrectionMade4 Dec 2018
- ProposalLiverpool Plains LEP 2011 Amendment No 7 - Dwelling Opportunity MapMade13 Apr 2018
- RezoningLiverpool Plains LEP 2011 - Rezoning 1172 New England Highway, Willow TreeMade20 Oct 2017
The date on each is when it was published (gazetted).
Before the applications
Across NSW, 389 planning proposals are under way.
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How we count. Every planning proposal the NSW Planning Portal lists for Liverpool Plains Shire Council, at the stage it gives. A proposal is marked as a rezoning where its own documents change the zone of the land; one whose documents Lodgd has not yet read is marked as a proposal.