254Circumstances in which refund of fees required

#### 254 Circumstances in which refund of fees required 254 Circumstances in which refund of fees required > > (1) If a consent authority rejects an application, the consent authority must refund to the applicant the whole of the fee paid for the application. > > > (2) If a consent authority is paid a fee for giving notice of the following development, the consent authority must refund to the applicant any part of the fee that is not spent in giving the notice— > > > > > (a) designated development, > > > > > (b) nominated integrated development, > > > > > (c) threatened species development, > > > > > (d) Class 1 aquaculture development, > > > > > (e) prohibited development, > > > > > (f) other development for which a community participation plan requires notice to be given. > > > (3) If a consent authority is paid a fee for giving notice of a modification application, the consent authority must refund to the applicant any part of the fee that is not spent in giving the notice. > > > (4) If a consent authority is paid an additional fee for an application that is accompanied by a statement of a qualified designer, the consent authority must refund to the applicant the additional fee, if the development is not referred to a design review panel. > > > (5) Subsections (3) and (4) do not apply to fees paid in relation to— > > > > > (a) a development application for State significant development, or > > > > > (b) an application for approval of State significant infrastructure,