Airline Affairs
Local ‘Interference’ in Ksa Eis Headed Off:
The NSW Government has moved to “fast-track’ development of KSA’S third runway by preventing local governments from interfering with the local planning process.
The Government’s State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP) 31 was implemented to ensure that local councils’ opposition to the EIS and third runway would be “essentially irrelevant”. The SEPP was effected to ensure that if (or more likely when) the Federal Government decides to go ahead with construction of the third runway, local councils would not be able to stall the project by playing a part in the development application process. As Mr Greiner, NSW Premier noted, this “would be an exercise in futility”.
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