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Dubbo Regional Council · Dubbo Regional Local Environmental Plan 2022 · Dubbo & Orana Regional town

Council
Dubbo Regional Council
Planning scheme
Dubbo Regional Local Environmental Plan 2022
Overlays mapped here
Heritage — Item - General · Heritage — Conservation Area - General
Residential zones mapped
R1 General Residential
R5 Large Lot Residential
Heritage items mapped
68
Minimum lot size
2000-2999 m² minimum (most common of 3 minimum-lot-size bands mapped in the suburb)
Acid sulfate soils
None mapped

Planning data from NSW ePlanning Spatial Viewer (CC BY 4.0), read 2026-09-14. Suburb-level, not a report on your block — check your address on the NSW Planning Portal.

Builders serving Wellington

None yet — tell us what you're building and we'll go and find one.

What building in Wellington actually involves

Wellington's most common minimum lot is 2000-2999 m² — rural-residential scale — inside a locality of just 15.92 km², and it holds 68 heritage records including a conservation area.

Large minimums in a small town

13 parcels sit in the 2000-2999 m² band, with 7 at 600-624 m² and 5 at 400-599.9 m². Most towns this size have the opposite shape. It means a Wellington block is more likely than not to come with the costs a large lot brings — a longer driveway, longer service runs, often on-site effluent — and those belong in the budget before the house does.

A conservation area among the listings

67 general items and 1 conservation area. The conservation area is the one that catches ordinary houses: inside it the controls apply whether or not your own place is listed, and they reach form, materials and street setback. Wellington is one of the oldest settlements west of the Blue Mountains and the listing count reflects it.

Two zones only

R1 General Residential and R5 Large Lot Residential. That is a simple picture, and it maps neatly onto the lot bands: a town core and the large-lot land around it.

No acid sulfate soils

None are mapped.

What to ask a builder

Ask whether the block is inside the conservation area before the elevations are drawn. Ask for the site costs itemised — on a 2000 m²-plus lot they are not the same as a town block's.

Local landmarks in Wellington

Questions about building in Wellington

What is the minimum lot size in Wellington?

The most common band is 2000-2999 m², on 13 parcels, with 600-624 m² on 7 and 400-599.9 m² on 5. Large-lot minimums in a town this small are unusual.

Is Wellington heritage-controlled?

68 records intersect it — 67 general items and 1 conservation area. The conservation area reaches unlisted houses inside it, controlling form, materials and street setback.

What zone is Wellington?

R1 General Residential and R5 Large Lot Residential. Two zones only, which maps onto the lot bands: a town core and large-lot land around it.

Which council do I lodge with?

Dubbo Regional Council, under the Dubbo Regional Local Environmental Plan 2022 — Wellington sits inside the Dubbo Regional local government area rather than having its own.

What does a large-lot block add to the cost?

We won't quote a figure. The costs that appear are the ones a town block doesn't have: a longer driveway, longer service runs, and on-site effluent where sewer isn't available.

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