Planning (General) Regulation 2023
33Referral entities for development generally—Act,
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33 Referral entities for development generally—Act, s 170 (1) (a) (1) The following entities are prescribed as referral entities for a development application (other than an application for a development proposal requiring an EIS): (a) if the application relates to land in an urban renewal precinct— the city renewal authority; (b) if the application relates to unleased land or public land—the custodian of the land;
(c) the heritage council, if— (i) the application relates to a place registered or provisionally registered under the Heritage Act 2004; or (ii) the application relates to a place or object nominated under the Heritage Act 2004; or (iii) the territory planning authority is aware that the proposed development may impact an Aboriginal object or place. Aboriginal object—see the Heritage Act 2004, section 9 (1). Aboriginal place––see the Heritage Act 2004, section 9 (1). urban renewal precinct—means an area of land in the ACT declared to be an urban renewal precinct under the City Renewal Authority and Suburban Land Agency Act 2017, section 35.