Mixed Use Development Act 1993
sec.32Submission of scheme by local government
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sec.32 Submission of scheme by local government
The local government must submit the scheme approved by it to the Minister. The scheme must be accompanied by— details of the assessment of the scheme made by the local government; and details of any conditions determined by it in relation to the scheme; and details of any decision of the Planning and Environment Court in relation to the scheme; and any other matters required by the Minister. The scheme must be submitted to the Minister within— if the scheme is approved without conditions—14 days after the local government’s decision; or if the time for starting an appeal has ended and no appeal has been started— if security is required to be lodged with the local government to ensure compliance with the conditions to which the scheme is subject—14 days after lodgment of the security; or if security is not required—14 days after the end of the appeal period; or if (in a case to which paragraph (e) does not apply) an appeal has been made and the appeal has been determined by a decision of the court— 14 days after the decision; or another period determined by the court; or if (in a case to which paragraph (e) does not apply) an appeal has been made and the appeal has been determined otherwise than by a decision of the court—14 days after the determination; or if, because of the determination of an appeal, the applicant is required to lodge security with the local government to ensure compliance with conditions to which the scheme is subject—14 days after lodgment of the security. For the purposes of subsection (3) , if, before the end of the period mentioned in the subsection, the applicant gives a written notice to the local government stating that the applicant will not appeal against the local government’s decision, the time for starting an appeal is taken to have ended on receipt by the local government of the notice. s 32 amd 1999 No. 30 s 98 sch 3 pt 1 (sec.32-ssec.1) The local government must submit the scheme approved by it to the Minister. (sec.32-ssec.2) The scheme must be accompanied by— details of the assessment of the scheme made by the local government; and details of any conditions determined by it in relation to the scheme; and details of any decision of the Planning and Environment Court in relation to the scheme; and any other matters required by the Minister. (sec.32-ssec.3) The scheme must be submitted to the Minister within— if the scheme is approved without conditions—14 days after the local government’s decision; or if the time for starting an appeal has ended and no appeal has been started— if security is required to be lodged with the local government to ensure compliance with the conditions to which the scheme is subject—14 days after lodgment of the security; or if security is not required—14 days after the end of the appeal period; or if (in a case to which paragraph (e) does not apply) an appeal has been made and the appeal has been determined by a decision of the court— 14 days after the decision; or another period determined by the court; or if (in a case to which paragraph (e) does not apply) an appeal has been made and the appeal has been determined otherwise than by a decision of the court—14 days after the determination; or if, because of the determination of an appeal, the applicant is required to lodge security with the local government to ensure compliance with conditions to which the scheme is subject—14 days after lodgment of the security. (sec.32-ssec.4) For the purposes of subsection (3) , if, before the end of the period mentioned in the subsection, the applicant gives a written notice to the local government stating that the applicant will not appeal against the local government’s decision, the time for starting an appeal is taken to have ended on receipt by the local government of the notice.