Section 94 Developer Contribution Plan 2001
We collect monetary contributions from developers as a condition of consent on development applications to meet demand for public amenities and public services created by new development. Authority to do this is provided by Section 94 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979.
The Section 94 Development Contributions Plan 2001 is our former plan. It collected contributions for 12 individual funds and has been replaced by the Warringah Section 94A Development Contributions Plan.
The 2001 Plan will receive no further contributions from developers as all consents have operated or lapsed. The timing of works in Dee Why is heavily dependent on the outcomes of current redevelopment proposals and expected works schedules. The table highlights movement over the next four years.
Section 94A Developer Contribution Plan
The Section 94A Development Contributions Plan was adopted on 13 June 2006 and has been effective from 17 July 2006. This plan removes restrictions on the geographical allocation of expenditure and allows a more equitable and effective level of community facilities for residents.
We are required to develop a plan allocating funds to projects before Section 94A Development Contributions monies can be spent. Four years of expenditure is shown below with a detailed program proposed for 2015-2019.