Development Victoria Act 2003
51GHow is a general charge determined?
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51G How is a general charge determined?
(1) General charges—
(a) may be different for different classes of properties;
(b) may vary according to—
(i) the value or size of land;
(ii) the distance of a property from the service or facility or a group of services or facilities;
(iii) the nature or extent of use of the service or facility;
(c) may include minimum charges or a scale of charges;
(d) need not relate directly to the cost of services or facilities provided;
(e) may be concessional charges.
(2) A general charge on a property that is levied on the owner of the property may be expressed to apply only when the property is developed.
A general charge that applies only when a property is developed is called a general development charge in this Division.
S. 51H inserted by No. 35/2006 s. 7.