Introduction to SDAPP

Introduction to Sustainable Design Assessment in the Planning Process

Gain a comprehensive, practical understanding of Sustainable Design Assessment in the Planning Process (SDAPP). This module focuses on the practical operation of SDAPP from the local government perspective.

Presenters

Gavin Ashley SDAPP Coordinator, Moreland Energy Foundation
Matthew Sullivan, Technical Advice Specialist, Moreland Energy Foundation

Course outline

  • Principles of SDAPP and benefits of building sustainably
  • The process
    • The planner’s role
    • The ESD officer’s role
    • Referral triggers
    • Requests for further information
    • Permit conditions
    • Enforcement
  • SDAPP Tools
  • Communicating with applicants
  • Assessment and standards
    • Information required by the applicant
    • Assessment process and methodology
    • ESD Standards for small, medium and large applications
  • Case Study
    • Practical demonstration of the process
    • Common problems with ESD information
  • Facilitated assessment of example applications

Recommended for:

Local government professionals who are currently or will soon be applying the SDAPP program. Also ideal for local government statutory and strategic planners, planning managers and other development staff.

Course Length

Three hours.

Cost

$200 per person. $900 group rate*

*This rate is indicative only and will depend on location and requirements. Please contact Jason Cox for a quote.

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