Mixed Use Development Act 1993
sec.86Precinct plan
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sec.86 Precinct plan
The proprietor of a community development lot may subdivide it by a precinct plan if— the community development lot is contained within a staged use precinct that is identified in the scheme; or the proprietor later advises the local government of the proprietor’s intention to develop the precinct within which the community development lot is situated as a staged use precinct. A precinct plan must subdivide a community development lot into— a precinct development lot; and if necessary for access—a precinct property lot. A precinct plan may subdivide a community development lot into— more than 1 precinct development lot; and more than 1 precinct property lot; and if the lot or lots created do not cover the whole of the community development lot—a balance precinct development lot. A balance precinct development lot may be later subdivided— by a precinct plan as if it were a community development lot; or under section 101 ; or by a stratum plan. A precinct plan subdividing a community development lot must be lodged with the local government. A precinct plan must— identify any precinct property; and be accompanied by a schedule setting out the voting entitlement that applies to each precinct development lot, and any balance precinct development lot, created by the plan. If a staged use precinct is identified in the application for an approved scheme, the local government and the applicant may agree to defer the payment of contributions towards water supply, sewerage and drainage works until the approval by the local government of the precinct plans that create precinct development lots. s 86 amd 1999 No. 30 s 98 sch 3 pt 1 (sec.86-ssec.1) The proprietor of a community development lot may subdivide it by a precinct plan if— the community development lot is contained within a staged use precinct that is identified in the scheme; or the proprietor later advises the local government of the proprietor’s intention to develop the precinct within which the community development lot is situated as a staged use precinct. (sec.86-ssec.2) A precinct plan must subdivide a community development lot into— a precinct development lot; and if necessary for access—a precinct property lot. (sec.86-ssec.3) A precinct plan may subdivide a community development lot into— more than 1 precinct development lot; and more than 1 precinct property lot; and if the lot or lots created do not cover the whole of the community development lot—a balance precinct development lot. (sec.86-ssec.4) A balance precinct development lot may be later subdivided— by a precinct plan as if it were a community development lot; or under section 101 ; or by a stratum plan. (sec.86-ssec.5) A precinct plan subdividing a community development lot must be lodged with the local government. (sec.86-ssec.6) A precinct plan must— identify any precinct property; and be accompanied by a schedule setting out the voting entitlement that applies to each precinct development lot, and any balance precinct development lot, created by the plan. (sec.86-ssec.7) If a staged use precinct is identified in the application for an approved scheme, the local government and the applicant may agree to defer the payment of contributions towards water supply, sewerage and drainage works until the approval by the local government of the precinct plans that create precinct development lots.