sec.35What is a designation

### sec.35 What is a designation A designation is a decision of the Minister, or a local government, (a designator ) that identifies premises for the development of 1 or more types of infrastructure that are prescribed by regulation. A designation may include requirements about any or all of the following— works for the infrastructure (the height, shape, bulk, landscaping, or location of works, for example); the use of premises, for example— vehicular and pedestrian access to, and circulation on, premises; and operating times for the use; and ancillary uses; lessening the impact of the works or use (environmental management procedures, for example). The chief executive may, by notice, require a local government to include a matter in subsection (2) in a designation made by the local government. For the effect of a designation on the categorisation of development, see section 44 (6) (b) . (sec.35-ssec.1) A designation is a decision of the Minister, or a local government, (a designator ) that identifies premises for the development of 1 or more types of infrastructure that are prescribed by regulation. (sec.35-ssec.2) A designation may include requirements about any or all of the following— works for the infrastructure (the height, shape, bulk, landscaping, or location of works, for example); the use of premises, for example— vehicular and pedestrian access to, and circulation on, premises; and operating times for the use; and ancillary uses; lessening the impact of the works or use (environmental management procedures, for example). (sec.35-ssec.3) The chief executive may, by notice, require a local government to include a matter in subsection (2) in a designation made by the local government. For the effect of a designation on the categorisation of development, see section 44 (6) (b) . - (a) works for the infrastructure (the height, shape, bulk, landscaping, or location of works, for example); - (b) the use of premises, for example— (i) vehicular and pedestrian access to, and circulation on, premises; and (ii) operating times for the use; and (iii) ancillary uses; - (i) vehicular and pedestrian access to, and circulation on, premises; and - (ii) operating times for the use; and - (iii) ancillary uses; - (c) lessening the impact of the works or use (environmental management procedures, for example). - (i) vehicular and pedestrian access to, and circulation on, premises; and - (ii) operating times for the use; and - (iii) ancillary uses;