sec.180CChief executive may require improvements report and other information

### sec.180C Chief executive may require improvements report and other information The chief executive may, at any time before a permit is cancelled, by notice given to the permittee, require the permittee, within a stated reasonable period, to give the chief executive a report (an improvements report ) that states the following information for each building or other structure on the permit land— the nature of the building or structure; the condition of the building or structure; the location of the building or structure; whether, if the permit is cancelled, the permittee proposes to apply under section 180H (1) to remove the building or structure. The permittee must comply with the notice. The improvements report may include representations about why the chief executive should not give the permittee an improvements notice requiring the permittee to take action under section 180I . The chief executive may also, by notice given to the permittee, require the permittee, within a stated reasonable period, to— give the chief executive information, or further information, about a building or other structure on the permit land; or give the chief executive a report, prepared by a person with a stated qualification or expertise and at the permittee’s expense, about the condition of the buildings and other structures on the permit land. If the permittee fails to comply with a requirement made under subsection (4) (b) — the chief executive may obtain the report; and the cost of obtaining the report may be recovered from the permittee as a debt due to the State. s 180C prev s 180C ins 2007 No. 19 s 91 om 2013 No. 39 s 43 sch 1 pres s 180C ins 2019 No. 7 s 178 (sec.180C-ssec.1) The chief executive may, at any time before a permit is cancelled, by notice given to the permittee, require the permittee, within a stated reasonable period, to give the chief executive a report (an improvements report ) that states the following information for each building or other structure on the permit land— the nature of the building or structure; the condition of the building or structure; the location of the building or structure; whether, if the permit is cancelled, the permittee proposes to apply under section 180H (1) to remove the building or structure. (sec.180C-ssec.2) The permittee must comply with the notice. (sec.180C-ssec.3) The improvements report may include representations about why the chief executive should not give the permittee an improvements notice requiring the permittee to take action under section 180I . (sec.180C-ssec.4) The chief executive may also, by notice given to the permittee, require the permittee, within a stated reasonable period, to— give the chief executive information, or further information, about a building or other structure on the permit land; or give the chief executive a report, prepared by a person with a stated qualification or expertise and at the permittee’s expense, about the condition of the buildings and other structures on the permit land. (sec.180C-ssec.5) If the permittee fails to comply with a requirement made under subsection (4) (b) — the chief executive may obtain the report; and the cost of obtaining the report may be recovered from the permittee as a debt due to the State. - (a) the nature of the building or structure; - (b) the condition of the building or structure; - (c) the location of the building or structure; - (d) whether, if the permit is cancelled, the permittee proposes to apply under section 180H (1) to remove the building or structure. - (a) give the chief executive information, or further information, about a building or other structure on the permit land; or - (b) give the chief executive a report, prepared by a person with a stated qualification or expertise and at the permittee’s expense, about the condition of the buildings and other structures on the permit land. - (a) the chief executive may obtain the report; and - (b) the cost of obtaining the report may be recovered from the permittee as a debt due to the State.