Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2019L01386:schedule:2:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2019L01386
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 2 (pt 3/40)
Character Range: 27609–30635

What is the purpose of the zone?                                                                               See zone purpose statement opposite the relevant zone table.
What uses are allowed in the zone?                                                                             See zone table.
What are the rules for the use or development in a zone?                                                       See clauses specified against the use or development in the zone table. See also any clauses specified in the margin notes.
Are there any restrictions or conditions applying to use or development under Commonwealth environmental law?  See the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth); Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Regulations 2000 (Cth) and any management plan for the Kakadu National Park in effect from time to time under that Act.

What Happens Next?

If consent is required for the use or development of land an application is made to the consent authority. Applications can be made on the internet through Development Applications Online. A fee is payable for lodging an application.

The consent authority will:

     * Advertise the proposal in the newspaper and invite interested persons to inspect the application. Unless deemed by the consent authority to be impracticable a sign is erected on the site describing the proposed use or development. Any person can lodge a submission, either objecting to or supporting a proposal. An objection can be to the proposal in its entirety or to one or more elements of the proposal; and
     * Refer the application to the appropriate service authorities and to the Council for comment.

The consent authority will consider the application in the context of its obligation under the Planning Act 1999 (NT), the provisions of the Jabiru Town Plan 2019, the comments of the service authorities and Council and any submissions. The consent of the consent authority should not be presumed. The consent authority will consider all applications on their individual merit, exercising the discretion afforded it under the Planning Act.

The consent authority may issue a Development Permit, which may have conditions attached to it. It may issue a Notice of Refusal that must include reasons for the refusal. Where a right of appeal exists to a person other than the applicant the consent authority will issue a Notice of Determination.

Division 2 of Part 9 of the Planning Act 1999 (NT) sets out those decisions of a consent authority that may be appealed. An appeal against a determination of the consent authority may be lodged with the NT Civil and Administrative Tribunal within the specified period.

Where authorisation for use or development is required under Commonwealth environmental law, application should be made to the Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Energy or Commonwealth Director of National Parks (according to the nature of the authorisation required). Applications can be made on the