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Planning Act 2016
sec.148Refund if State-related condition stops
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### sec.148 Refund if State-related condition stops
This section applies if—
a State infrastructure provider imposed a State-related condition on a development approval; and
a payment has been made under the condition; and
construction of the infrastructure that is the subject of the condition had not substantially started; and
the development approval stops having effect.
The public sector entity responsible for providing the infrastructure must refund to the payer any part of the payment not spent, or contracted to spend, on designing or constructing the infrastructure before being told the development approval no longer has effect.
(sec.148-ssec.1) This section applies if— a State infrastructure provider imposed a State-related condition on a development approval; and a payment has been made under the condition; and construction of the infrastructure that is the subject of the condition had not substantially started; and the development approval stops having effect.
(sec.148-ssec.2) The public sector entity responsible for providing the infrastructure must refund to the payer any part of the payment not spent, or contracted to spend, on designing or constructing the infrastructure before being told the development approval no longer has effect.
- (a) a State infrastructure provider imposed a State-related condition on a development approval; and
- (b) a payment has been made under the condition; and
- (c) construction of the infrastructure that is the subject of the condition had not substantially started; and
- (d) the development approval stops having effect.