Planning and Development Act 2005
Part 11Compensation and acquisition
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Part 11 — Compensation and acquisition
Division 1 — General matters in relation to compensation
- Entitlement to compensation, limits on 192
Division 2 — Compensation where land injuriously affected by planning scheme
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Terms used 192
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Injurious affection, compensation for 193
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When land is injuriously affected 193
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No compensation if scheme’s provisions are, or could have been, in certain other laws 195
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Questions as to injurious affection etc., how determined 196
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When compensation payable if land reserved 197
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Claim for compensation, time for making 198
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Injurious affection due to land being reserved, amount of compensation for 199
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Notating title to land after compensation paid 199
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Recovering paid compensation if reservation revoked or reduced 200
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Board of Valuers 205
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Valuations by Board 206
Division 3 — Other compensation
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Betterment; compensation for expenses rendered abortive by amendment or repeal of scheme 207
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Injurious affection due to interim development order 208
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Injurious affection due to planning control area 209
Division 4 — Purchase or compulsory acquisition
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Acquiring land in lieu of paying compensation 209
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Land to be acquired under s. 187, valuing 210
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Land in proposed region planning scheme, Commission may purchase 211
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Responsible authority may purchase land for planning scheme 211
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Compulsory acquisition of land in scheme area 212
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Land etc. to be acquired under s. 191, valuing 213
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Responsible authority’s powers as to acquired land 214
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Responsible authority may grant easement over acquired land 214
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Commission’s powers to acquire land in improvement plan 215
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Commission may sell etc. acquired land 215
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Declaring land for public work to be instead held etc. for region planning scheme or improvement plan 216