Economic Development Act 2012
sec.51AQOther matters about Planning Act approvals
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sec.51AQ Other matters about Planning Act approvals
Despite the Planning Act , section 119 (2) , the local government for the local government area to which the Planning Act approval relates must not give an infrastructure charges notice under that Act for the approval. However, if a change application or extension application made under the Planning Act is approved for the Planning Act approval, the local government may give an infrastructure charges notice under that Act for the Planning Act approval if the notice relates to the change to, or extension of, the Planning Act approval. Despite the Planning Act , section 139 (1) , a person can not make a conversion application under the Planning Act in relation to a condition of the Planning Act approval that was a PDA development condition of the PDA development approval. A regulation may— for the Planning Act , provide that development on former PDA land, or that is former PDA-associated development, is accepted development under that Act if— the Planning Act approval implies the development is to be carried out; and immediately before the land ceased to be in a priority development area, or the development ceased to be PDA-associated development, the development was PDA accepted development; and the development complies with any requirements for the development stated in the regulation; or if a condition of the Planning Act approval requires a document or thing to be given to, or approved by, MEDQ—state the entity the document or thing must be given to, or approved by, in place of MEDQ; or make provision about another matter necessary or convenient to give effect to the transition from the PDA development approval to the Planning Act approval for which this Act does not make provision or sufficient provision. s 51AQ ins 2019 No. 11 s 39 (sec.51AQ-ssec.1) Despite the Planning Act , section 119 (2) , the local government for the local government area to which the Planning Act approval relates must not give an infrastructure charges notice under that Act for the approval. (sec.51AQ-ssec.2) However, if a change application or extension application made under the Planning Act is approved for the Planning Act approval, the local government may give an infrastructure charges notice under that Act for the Planning Act approval if the notice relates to the change to, or extension of, the Planning Act approval. (sec.51AQ-ssec.3) Despite the Planning Act , section 139 (1) , a person can not make a conversion application under the Planning Act in relation to a condition of the Planning Act approval that was a PDA development condition of the PDA development approval. (sec.51AQ-ssec.4) A regulation may— for the Planning Act , provide that development on former PDA land, or that is former PDA-associated development, is accepted development under that Act if— the Planning Act approval implies the development is to be carried out; and immediately before the land ceased to be in a priority development area, or the development ceased to be PDA-associated development, the development was PDA accepted development; and the development complies with any requirements for the development stated in the regulation; or if a condition of the Planning Act approval requires a document or thing to be given to, or approved by, MEDQ—state the entity the document or thing must be given to, or approved by, in place of MEDQ; or make provision about another matter necessary or convenient to give effect to the transition from the PDA development approval to the Planning Act approval for which this Act does not make provision or sufficient provision.