S. 2(9) inserted by No. 55/1989 s. 5(1)(f) (as amended by No. 86/1989 s. 26(2) (as amended by No. 48/1991 s. 66(3)(a))), amended by Nos 91/1994 s. 38(a), 58/2012 s. 111(9). (9) If— (a) a planning scheme under the Planning and Environment Act 1987 prohibits the pulling down or removal of a building; or (b) a planning scheme under the Planning and Environment Act 1987 provides that a permit is required before a building may be pulled down or removed and— (i) the responsible authority has refused to grant a permit; or S. 2(9)(b)(ii) amended by No. 10/2005 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 23). (ii) the Administrative Appeals Tribunal or the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has directed that no permit issue— then despite anything in the Local Government Act 1989, the Fire Services Property Levy Act 2012 or this Act the capital improved value, net annual value and site value of any rateable land or non-rateable leviable land that includes the building must be calculated on the basis that the building cannot be pulled down or removed. S. 2(10) inserted by No. 55/1989 s. 5(1)(f), amended by No. 58/2012 s. 111(10). (10) Despite anything in this Act, the Local Government Act 1989 or the Fire Services Property Levy Act 2012— (a) the capital improved value and site value of any parklands, reserves or other lands owned by the Crown or any statutory authority which are occupied (otherwise than under any lease) for pastoral purposes only are twenty times the net annual value; and S. 2(10)(b) amended by No. 96/1994 s. 58(a)(b). (b) the capital improved value and site value of unused roads and water frontages licensed under the Land Act 1958 or any corresponding previous enactment are twenty times the annual licence fee payable for them under that Act.
S. 7D(3) def. of Information Privacy Principle amended by No. 60/2014 s. 140(Sch. 3 item 48). Information Privacy Principle has the same meaning as in the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014; releasable information means— (a) the net annual value, the site value and the capital improved value for each property recorded in the valuation record, where that value has been determined in the relevant valuation specified in section 7C(1); (b) a property description for each property recorded in the valuation record. S. 7E inserted by No. 94/2009 s. 10. 7E Searching the valuation record (1) A person may apply to the valuer-general for access to information or records that form part of the valuation record and that are publicly available under section 7D. (2) An application under this section must be accompanied by the prescribed fee. S. 8 amended by Nos 7762 s. 10(2), 8649 s. 6, 55/1989 s. 11(2)(e), 46/1998 s. 7(Sch. 1), repealed by No. 94/2009 s. 11. * * * * *
any rate, of so much of the land as is within any one municipal district, must be assessed as part of the value of the whole of the land. S. 13DD inserted by No. 55/1989 s. 8 (as amended by No. 78/1991 s. 17(1) (a)–(d)). 13DD Extension by special order of period for making valuations S. 13DD(1) amended by No. 17/1998 s. 4(1)(a)(b). (1) If a council is of the opinion that no general appreciable change has taken place in the value of rateable land within the municipal district or, having first consulted the Minister, that special circumstances make compliance with section 13DC(2) to (9) unnecessary or impracticable, the council may by resolution (before the end of the second year of the use of the valuation) extend the period of use of the existing valuation for such period not exceeding 2 years as the council thinks fit. S. 13DD(2) amended by No. 17/1998 s. 4(1)(b). (2) If the period is extended by less than 2 years, the council may by resolution (at least three months before the expiration of any period of extension) from time to time further extend the period but so that the total of the periods of the extension and the further extension or extensions do not exceed 2 years. (3) The owner or occupier of any rateable land within the municipal district may make a submission under section 223 of the Local Government Act 1989 in respect of any resolution made under subsection (1) or (2).
been materially decreased or materially increased; (j) if by reason of the erection or construction of buildings or other improvements on land or by reason of any physical changes of a permanent nature to land or improvements or by the making of roads or any other work of man or by favourable natural causes, the capital improved value, net annual value or site value of that land has been materially increased; (k) if there has been a change in occupancy which affects the net annual value of the land; S. 13DF(2)(ka) inserted by No. 34/2014 s. 30(1). (ka) if there has been a change in occupancy which affects the AVPCC allocation given to the land; S. 13DF(2)(l) repealed by No. 22/2006 s. 11(1)(a), new s. 13DF(2)(l) inserted by No. 85/2006 s. 172(2), expired by force of No. 6653 s. 13DF(10), new s. 13DF(2)(l) inserted by No. 58/2012 s. 125. (l) if there has been an error made in the AVPCC allocation given to the land, discovery of which has given rise to a change in the land use classification of the land; S. 13DF(2)(la) inserted by No. 67/2015 s. 13(4). (la) if any rateable land that was not leviable land has become leviable land since the return of the existing valuation; S. 13DF(2)(lb) inserted by No. 67/2015 s. 13(4). (lb) if any rateable land that was leviable land has become land that is not leviable land since the return of the existing valuation;
S. 13DH inserted by No. 55/1989 s. 8. 13DH Valuer's powers and duties (1) A valuer must return valuations in the prescribed form. (2) Before any valuation and return is made the person appointed to make it must make a statutory declaration that the valuation and return will be impartial and true to the best of that person's judgment and will be made by that person or under that person's immediate personal supervision. S. 13DH(3) repealed by No. 94/2009 s. 20. * * * * * S. 13DI inserted by No. 55/1989 s. 8, amended by Nos 91/1994 s. 38(f), 94/2009 s. 21, repealed by No. 69/2011 s. 56. * * * * * S. 13DJ inserted by No. 55/1989 s. 8. 13DJ Person may apply for valuation S. 13DJ(1) amended by No. 91/1994 s. 38(g)(i)(ii). (1) On written application by a person, the Chief Executive Officer of a council must provide the person with a copy of the most recent valuation of any rateable land in the Council's municipal district. S. 13DJ(2) substituted by No. 22/2006 s. 13. (2) The copy must specify the date as at which the value was assessed.
S. 16(1) amended by No. 71/2004 s. 42(1), substituted by No. 94/2009 s. 23(1). (1) A person aggrieved by a valuation of any land made or caused to be made by a valuation authority may lodge a written objection to that valuation, on any one or more of the grounds set out in section 17, with the authority that gave the notice of valuation. (2) An objection must— S. 16(2)(a) substituted by No. 22/2006 s. 14(b). (a) contain the prescribed information (if any); and (b) give particulars of the bases of valuation to which objection is made; and (c) state the grounds on which the objection is based. S. 16(3) substituted by No. 94/2009 s. 23(2). (3) An objection must not be disallowed merely because of a failure to comply with subsection (2). S. 16(3A) inserted by No. 22/2006 s. 5. (3A) In addition to the requirements of subsection (2), if— (a) a ground for the objection is that the value assigned is too high or too low; and (b) the value assigned is not less than the prescribed amount— the objection must state the amount that the objector contends is the correct value. S. 16(3B) inserted by No. 22/2006 s. 5. (3B) An amount stated in an objection in accordance with subsection (3A) is not binding on the objector. S. 16(4) substituted by No. 71/2004 s. 42(2), amended by No. 94/2009 s. 23(3). (4) A person who is given a notice of valuation is deemed to be a person aggrieved by the valuation whether or not the valuation is used for the purposes of a rate or tax levied by the authority that gave the notice.
S. 16(5) amended by No. 71/2004 s. 42(3). (5) A person is deemed to be a person aggrieved by a valuation of land if— (a) the person is liable for or required to pay any rate or tax in respect of land; and S. 16(5)(b) substituted by No. 94/2009 s. 23(4). (b) the person has not been given a notice of valuation. S. 16(6) amended by Nos 94/2009 s. 23(5), 69/2011 s. 58(1). (6) A person referred to in subsection (5) must give written notice of an objection to the person or body that issued the assessment of the rate or tax and to the valuation authority that caused the valuation to be made. S. 16(6A) inserted by No. 84/2006 s. 20(1), amended by No. 94/2009 s. 23(6). (6A) A person who has been given a notice of valuation and who is subsequently assessed for land tax based on that valuation is deemed to be a person aggrieved by the valuation when the person receives the notice of assessment. S. 16(6B) inserted by No. 84/2006 s. 20(1), amended by Nos 94/2009 s. 23(7), 69/2011 s. 58(2). (6B) Despite subsection (1), a person referred to in subsection (6A) must lodge the objection with the Commissioner, who, if it is lodged within time, must forward the objection to the valuation authority that caused the valuation to be made. S. 16(6C) inserted by No. 84/2006 s. 20(1), amended by No. 94/2009 s. 23(7). (6C) For the purposes of any time period in this Part other than section 18, an objection referred to in subsection (6B) is taken to have been lodged at the time at which the valuation authority receives the objection from the Commissioner. S. 16(7) inserted by No. 3/2004 s. 20. (7) This section does not apply in respect of a valuation of a transmission easement made under section 5B.
rating authority and the person is the occupier of the land, within 4 months after the date of issue specified on the notice; or S. 18(c) inserted by No. 84/2006 s. 21(b). (c) in the case of a person referred to in section 16(6A)—within 2 months after receiving the notice of assessment of land tax. New s. 19 inserted by No. 52/1998 s. 309. 19 Further limitation on lodging of objections if previous objection lodged S. 19(1) amended by Nos 94/2009 s. 25, 58/2012 s. 130. (1) If an objection to the valuation of any rateable land or leviable land is lodged with a rating authority or valuation authority and considered by the valuer of that authority under section 21, a further objection to that valuation cannot be made within 12 months after the lodgement of that objection. (2) Subsection (1) applies whether the valuation is used by the rating authority to whom the objection was made or another rating authority. New s. 20 inserted by No. 52/1998 s. 309, repealed by No. 88/2005 s. 117(Sch. 2 item 10.6), new s. 20 inserted by No. 22/2006 s. 6. 20 Exchange of information on certain objections (1) This section applies to an objection if— (a) a ground for the objection is that the value assigned is too high or too low; and (b) the value assigned is not less than the prescribed amount. S. 20(2) amended by No. 94/2009 s. 26(1). (2) Within one month after the objection is lodged with the authority, the valuer to whom the objection has been referred must give the objector the prescribed information concerning the valuation that is the subject of the objection.
(4) An application under this section must be made— S. 22(4)(a) amended by No. 94/2009 s. 28(1). (a) in the case of an application in respect of a deemed decision referred to in subsection (2)—within 9 months after the date on which the objection was lodged with the valuation authority; (b) in the case of an application in respect of a deemed decision referred to in subsection (3)—at any time after the end of the 2 month period referred to in that subsection; (c) in any other case—within 30 days after the date notice of the decision is given to the objector. S. 22(5) amended by No. 94/2009 s. 28(1). (5) An applicant under this section must serve a copy of the application on the valuation authority. S. 22(6) amended by Nos 22/2006 s. 7, 94/2009 s. 28(1). (6) The valuation authority must, within 1 month after being served with a copy of the application, forward to the principal registrar of VCAT the notice of objection, copies of any notices given under section 21 in connection with the objection and any information given or submissions lodged under section 20 in connection with the objection. (7) The principal registrar of VCAT must notify the valuer-general of an application under this section. S. 22(8) substituted 94/2009 s. 28(2). (8) Despite subsection (2), the valuer for a valuation authority may give an objector notice of a decision on the objection or a copy of a recommendation under section 21(3)(b)(ii) more than 4 months after the objection was lodged with the valuation authority. S. 22(9) inserted by No. 94/2009 s. 28(2). (9) Despite subsection (3), the valuer-general may give an objector notice of a decision under section 21(5) more than 2 months after a copy of
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