Relevant authorities These relevant authorities are responsible for assessment of a planning consent, building consent, land division consent or development approval under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act Assessment Managers Under the new planning system, councils are no longer a relevant authority in their own right for planning consent or land division consent.
Every assessment panel must have an appointed Assessment Manager. Land division consent Assessment Managers can grant or refuse land division consent to: all development, except where the State Planning Commission or Minister for Planning and Local Government is the authority. Assessment Panels Under the new planning system, councils are no longer a relevant authority in their own right for planning consent and land division consent.
Combined Assessment Panel Established by the Minister to be involved in applications across different legislation for example, planning and mining or liquor licensing. Local Assessment Panel Constituted by the Minister upon recommendation of the Commission following an inquiry into an existing Council Assessment Panel. Planning consent Assessment Panels can grant or refuse planning consent to: performance assessed development that is publicly notified Assessment Panels are the relevant authority for Planning Consent that requires public notification or Building Consent.
Building consent Assessment Panels can grant or refuse building consent to: all development but they must seek the advice of an accredited building professional before issuing a decision.
State Planning Commission The State Planning Commission is relevant authority for certain types of development applications. Planning or land division consent The Commission can grant or refuse planning or land division consent to development that is: impact assessed - Restricted Code assessed - Performance assessed called-in by the Minister for Planning and Local Government located in outback areas where there is no local council.
Building consent The Commission can grant or refuse building consent to all development, provided they must seek the advice of an accredited building professional before issuing a decision. Development approval The Commission can issue full development approval to development in outback areas where there is no local council.
Accredited Professionals Accredited planning professionals Accredited planning professionals are accredited under the Accredited Professionals Scheme as a Planning Level 3 or 4. This land is limited in depth to 20 metres below Australian Height Datum. Lord Howe Island is vested in the Crown see s. Section 18 Lord Howe Island Act provides that 'Crown lands shall not be dealt with except under the provisions of this Act'. Construction Certificate has the same meaning as in section 4 1 the Act or any act that replaces or repeals the Act.
Consent Authority means the Canterbury Regional Council or any successor ;. Consent Authority means the Authority having the function to determine an Application. Consent Authority means an authority or body empowered to grant a development consent ;. It may be used for other purposes only if you repeat this disclaimer and the notice of copyright.
AND WHEREAS section 9 of the Municipal Act, , as amended, provides that a municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under this or any other Act;.
AND WHEREAS section 5 of the Planning Act , as amended, permits municipal council by by-law to delegate the authority of the Council under section 53 of the Planning to a committee of council or to an appointed officer identified in the by-law by name or position occupied;. AND WHEREAS subsection 54 5 of the Planning Act , as amended, provides that Municipal Council may by by-law delegate the authority of the council under section 53 of the Act or any part of that authority to an appointed officer identified in the by-law by name or position occupied or to the committee of adjustment;.
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