A Land Use Conflict Risk Assessment (LUCRA) is a structured planning study required in New South Wales to identify and manage potential conflict between neighbouring land uses. Whether you are proposing a rural development, a rezoning, or a new land use near existing agricultural or residential activities, a well-prepared LUCRA can be the difference between a smooth approval and a costly delay. Here is what you need to know.

Solar-ready town planning, in collaboration with PlanBe and REA Global, enhances property values and reduces energy costs, ensuring long-term ROI for developers and buyers alike.

Do you know your town planning zone? It is the first step, but it is rarely the last. In this post, PlanBE Planning explores the hidden rules that sit alongside your zone, including overlays, LEP clauses, and site constraints that can make or break your project.