Major Infrastructure Development Approvals Act 1999
17ASubsequent enforcement of permit by planning authority
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17A Subsequent enforcement of permit by planning authority
[Section 17A Inserted by No. 64 of 2001, s. 8, Applied:10 Oct 2001]
(1) If a combined planning authority is satisfied that all works authorised or required by a permit granted by the combined planning authority have been completed, the combined planning authority is to issue a certificate to that effect to each planning authority which normally administers a planning scheme or special planning order which is relevant to the works to which the certificate relates.
(2) A combined planning authority which issues a certificate under subsection (1) is to give a copy of the certificate to the holder of the permit.
(3) A planning authority to which a certificate is issued under subsection (1) is responsible for the enforcement of the permit to which the certificate relates to the extent that the permit deals with matters which would normally be within the jurisdiction of the planning authority.
(4) A planning authority which, under subsection (3) , is responsible for the enforcement of a permit may recover the reasonable costs of enforcing the permit from the holder of the permit.
(5) Costs which are payable to a planning authority under subsection (4) may be recovered as a debt in any court of competent jurisdiction.