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sec.304Infrastructure charges resolutions
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### sec.304 Infrastructure charges resolutions
This section applies in relation to a local government’s planning scheme that—
did not include a PIP (as defined under the old Act) before 4 July 2014; and
does not include a LGIP on the commencement.
A regulation may identify a PIA for a local government area.
A charges resolution, whether made before or after the commencement, may do either or both of the following despite sections 113 and 114—
identify development infrastructure as trunk infrastructure for the local government area;
state the required standard of service, and establishment costs, for the trunk infrastructure identified.
The local government may do the following as if the matters under subsection (3) were part of a LGIP, despite section 111—
adopt charges under section 113;
give an infrastructure charges notice under section 119;
impose conditions about trunk infrastructure under section 128 or 130.
This section stops having effect on the earlier of the following days—
the day the local government—
amends the planning scheme to include a LGIP; or
adopts a new planning scheme that includes a LGIP;
if the local government’s cut-off date under the old Act, section 975A, is after the commencement—the cut-off date.
(sec.304-ssec.1) This section applies in relation to a local government’s planning scheme that— did not include a PIP (as defined under the old Act) before 4 July 2014; and does not include a LGIP on the commencement.
(sec.304-ssec.2) A regulation may identify a PIA for a local government area.
(sec.304-ssec.3) A charges resolution, whether made before or after the commencement, may do either or both of the following despite sections 113 and 114— identify development infrastructure as trunk infrastructure for the local government area; state the required standard of service, and establishment costs, for the trunk infrastructure identified.
(sec.304-ssec.4) The local government may do the following as if the matters under subsection (3) were part of a LGIP, despite section 111— adopt charges under section 113; give an infrastructure charges notice under section 119; impose conditions about trunk infrastructure under section 128 or 130.
(sec.304-ssec.5) This section stops having effect on the earlier of the following days— the day the local government— amends the planning scheme to include a LGIP; or adopts a new planning scheme that includes a LGIP; if the local government’s cut-off date under the old Act, section 975A, is after the commencement—the cut-off date.
- (a) did not include a PIP (as defined under the old Act) before 4 July 2014; and
- (b) does not include a LGIP on the commencement.
- (a) identify development infrastructure as trunk infrastructure for the local government area;
- (b) state the required standard of service, and establishment costs, for the trunk infrastructure identified.
- (a) adopt charges under section 113;
- (b) give an infrastructure charges notice under section 119;
- (c) impose conditions about trunk infrastructure under section 128 or 130.
- (a) the day the local government— (i) amends the planning scheme to include a LGIP; or (ii) adopts a new planning scheme that includes a LGIP;
- (i) amends the planning scheme to include a LGIP; or
- (ii) adopts a new planning scheme that includes a LGIP;
- (b) if the local government’s cut-off date under the old Act, section 975A, is after the commencement—the cut-off date.
- (i) amends the planning scheme to include a LGIP; or
- (ii) adopts a new planning scheme that includes a LGIP;