S. 3(1) def. of Port of Melbourne Area inserted by No. 77/2003 s. 3(1). Port of Melbourne Area means— (a) the land shown red on plan numbered LEGL./02–023 and lodged in the Central Plan Office established under the Survey Coordination Act 1958; and (b) any area included in the under subsection (3)— but excludes any area excluded from the under subsection (3); S. 3(1) def. of principal registrar inserted by No. 52/1998 s. 183(b). principal registrar means principal registrar of the Tribunal; public authority means a body established for a public purpose by or under any Act but does not include a municipal council; s. 3 public purpose includes any purpose for which land may be compulsorily acquired under any Act to which the Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 applies; S. 3(1) def. of registered restrictive covenant inserted by No. 100/2000 s. 4. registered restrictive covenant means a restriction within the meaning of the Subdivision Act 1988; road includes highway, street, lane, footway, square, court, alley or right of way, whether a thoroughfare or not and whether accessible to the public generally or not;
works includes any change to the natural or existing condition or topography of land including the removal, destruction or lopping of trees and the removal of vegetation or topsoil. S. 3(2) inserted by No. 46/1998 s. 7(Sch. 1), amended by Nos 108/2004 s. 117(1)(Sch. 3 item 155.1), 47/2007 s. 3(2). (2) If under the Public Administration Act 2004 the name of the Department of Planning and Community Development is changed, the reference in the definition of Department in subsection (1) to that Department must, from the date when the name is changed, be treated as a reference to the Department by its new name. S. 3(3) inserted by No. 77/2003 s. 3(2). (3) The Governor in Council may by order published in the Government Gazette— (a) include any area of land adjoining the of in the ; or (b) exclude any area of land from the . S. 3A inserted by No. 6/2010 s. 25(5)(Sch. 2 item 10.1) (as amended by No. 45/2010 s. 6). 3A Transport Integration Act 2010 This Act is interface legislation within the meaning of the Transport Integration Act 2010. 4 Objectives s. 3A (1) The objectives of planning in are— (a) to provide for the fair, orderly, economic and sustainable use, and development of land; (b) to provide for the protection of natural and man-made resources and the maintenance of ecological processes and genetic diversity; (c) to secure a pleasant, efficient and safe working, living and recreational environment for all Victorians and visitors to ;
planning scheme is a planning authority under this Act. S. 10 amended by Nos 59/1987 s. 38, 88/1991 s. 15, 16/1993 s. 20(d), 118/1994 ss 4(f), 9(f), 16/1995 s. 4(g), repealed by No. 35/1995 s. 4(c), new s. 10 inserted by No. 81/2004 s. 3. 10 Restrictions and powers relating to the preparation of amendments s. 10 (1) The power given to a planning authority to prepare an amendment to the State standard provisions of a planning scheme extends only to the inclusion of a provision in or deletion of a provision from the State standard provisions of the planning scheme. (2) A planning authority that is given power to amend more than one planning scheme may prepare amendments to two or more of those schemes in the one instrument. (3) Only the Minister may include in an amendment a provision setting out the classes of land, use or development exempted from section 96(1) or 96(2). S. 10(4) repealed by No. 47/2007 s. 6. * * * * * S. 11 amended by No. 77/1996 s. 9, substituted by No. 81/2004 s. 3. 11 Minister may authorise planning authority to approve amendment (1) If the Minister authorises the preparation of an amendment to a planning scheme, the Minister must state in the authorisation whether— (a) the planning authority is also authorised to approve the amendment under section 35B; or (b) the amendment must be submitted to the Minister under section 31 for approval. (2) The Minister, at any time before notice of the approval of the amendment is published in the Government Gazette under section 36, may, in
S. 18 amended by No. 35/1995 s. 4(e). 18 Availability of amendment The planning authority that prepared an amendment and any person who is given a copy of an amendment under section 17(1)(a) or (c) must make the amendment, the explanatory report, any document applied, adopted or incorporated in the amendment and any accompanying agreement available at their respective offices during office hours for any person to inspect free of charge until the amendment is approved or lapses. 19 What notice of an amendment must a planning authority give? s. 19 (1) A planning authority must give notice of its preparation of an amendment to a planning scheme— (a) to every Minister, public authority and municipal council that it believes may be materially affected by the amendment; and S. 19(1)(b) amended by No. 86/1989 s. 4(2)(a). (b) to the owners (except persons entitled to be registered under the Transfer of Land Act 1958 as proprietor of an estate in fee simple) and occupiers of land that it believes may be materially affected by the amendment; and (c) to any Minister, public authority, municipal council or person prescribed; and S. 19(1)(ca) inserted by No. 100/2000 s. 5(1). (ca) to owners (except persons entitled to be registered under the Transfer of Land Act 1958 as proprietor of an estate in fee simple) and occupiers of land benefited by a registered restrictive covenant, if the amendment provides for the removal or variation of the covenant; and (d) to the Minister administering the Land Act 1958 if the amendment provides for the closure of a road wholly or partly on Crown land.
considers that compliance with any of those requirements is not warranted or that the interests of Victoria or any part of Victoria make such an exemption appropriate. S. 20(5) substituted by No. 128/1993 s. 6(2). (5) The Minister may consult with the responsible authority or any other person before exercising the powers under subsection (2) or (4). S. 20(6) inserted by No. 66/2009 s. 3, substituted by No. 58/2010 s. 36. (6) The Minister cannot, under this section, exempt a planning authority or himself or herself from any requirement if the amendment is to include a DAC Activity Centre Area within the meaning of Part 4AA or to amend the boundaries of such an Area. Division 2—Public submissions about an amendment S. 21 amended by Nos 86/1989 s. 25(f), 128/1993 s. 7(a). 21 Who may make a submission?, s. 21 (1) Any person may make a submission to the planning authority about an amendment of which notice has been given under section 19 or in accordance with a condition imposed under section 20(2)(b). S. 21(2) inserted by No. 128/1993 s. 7(b). (2) The planning authority must make a copy of every submission available at its office for any person to inspect during office hours free of charge until the end of two months after the amendment comes into operation or lapses. S. 21(3) inserted by No. 77/1996 s. 12(1). (3) A person is not entitled to make a submission which requests a change to the terms of any State standard provision to be included in a planning scheme by the amendment. S. 21(4) inserted by No. 77/1996 s. 12(1). (4) Despite subsection (3), a person is entitled to make a submission which requests that a State standard provision be included in or deleted from the scheme. S. 21A inserted by No. 86/1989 s. 8. 21A Joint submissions
(ii) if no name and address is given under subsection (2)(b), to one of the persons who made the submission. (4) If the planning authority or Minister gives notice under subsection (3)(a)(ii), the planning authority or Minister must also publish a copy of the notice in a newspaper generally circulating in the area to which the amendment applies. S. 22 amended by No. 86/1989 s. 25(g). 22 Planning authority to consider submissions s. 22 (1) A planning authority must consider all submissions made on or before the date set out in the notice. (2) The planning authority may consider a late submission and must consider one if the Minister directs. S. 22(3) inserted by No. 77/1996 s. 12(2). (3) A planning authority must not consider a submission which requests a change to the terms of any State standard provision to be included in the planning scheme by the amendment. S. 22(4) inserted by No. 77/1996 s. 12(2). (4) Despite subsection (3), a planning authority may consider a submission which requests that a State standard provision be included in or deleted from the scheme. S. 23 amended by No. 86/1989 s. 25(h)(i). 23 Decisions about submissions, (1) After considering a submission which requests a change to the amendment, the planning authority must— (a) change the amendment in the manner requested; or (b) refer the submission to a panel appointed under Part 8; or (c) abandon the amendment or part of the amendment.
Division 4—Availability of approved amendments and schemes 40 Lodging of approved amendment S. 40(1) amended by Nos 86/1989 s. 25(i)(i)(ii), 128/1993 s. 11(1), 35/1995 s. 4(g), substituted by No. 81/2004 s. 13(1). s. 40 (1) If the Minister approves an amendment to a planning scheme under section 35, the Minister, or if the Minister directs, the planning authority, must lodge the prescribed documents and a copy of the approved amendment with the relevant authorities. S. 40(1A) inserted by No. 81/2004 s. 13(1). (1A) If the planning authority approves an amendment to a planning scheme under section 35B, the planning authority must lodge the prescribed documents and a copy of the approved amendment with the relevant authorities. (2) The amendment must be lodged before notice of approval of the amendment is published in the Government Gazette. S. 40(3) inserted by No. 81/2004 s. 13(2). (3) In this section the relevant authorities are— (a) the responsible authority; and (b) the municipal council if the planning scheme applies to its municipal district and it is not the responsible authority; and
(c) remove land from that declared area. (2) A growth area declared under subsection (1) may cover the whole or part of the municipal district of a growth area council. (3) An order under subsection (1) may specify a growth area by reference to a map, description or document. S. 46AP inserted by No. 33/2006 s. 5. 46AP What is a growth area council? s. 46AP For the purposes of this Part, a growth area council is any of the following municipal councils— (a) Cardinia Shire Council; (b) Council; (c) Council; (d) Melton Shire Council; S. 46AP(da) inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 5. (da) Mitchell Shire Council; (e) Whittlesea City Council; (f) Wyndham City Council. Division 2—Growth Areas Authority S. 46AQ inserted by No. 33/2006 s. 5. 46AQ Growth Areas Authority (1) The Growth Areas Authority is established. (2) The Growth Areas Authority— (a) is a body corporate with perpetual succession; and (b) has a common seal; and
of a levy may or may not be calculated or determined; (f) specify the means by which or the factors in relation to which the amount of levy payable in respect of any development of land may or may not be calculated or determined; S. 46M(2)(fa) inserted by No. 101/2004 s. 6. (fa) subject to section 46L(1), specify standard levies for specified types or classes of works, services or facilities; (g) specify requirements for the staging and timing of the provision of works, services and facilities funded by a development contributions plan; (h) specify any other information to be included in a development contributions plan. (3) The Minister must cause notice to be published in the Government Gazette of all directions issued under this section. S. 46N inserted by No. 50/1995 s. 3. 46N Collection of development infrastructure levy s. 46N (1) Without limiting section 62, if— (a) an approved development contributions plan provides that a development infrastructure levy is payable in respect of the development of any land; and (b) an application is made under this Act for a permit to carry out that development on that land— the responsible authority must include a condition in the permit that the applicant— S. 46N(1)(c) amended by No. 101/2004 s. 7. (c) pay the amount of the levy to the relevant collecting agency within a specified time or within a time specified by the collecting agency; or
S. 46N(1)(d) amended by No. 101/2004 s. 7. (d) enter into an agreement with the relevant collecting agency to pay the amount of the levy within a time specified in the agreement. (2) If— (a) an approved development contributions plan provides that a development infrastructure levy is payable in respect of the development of any land; and (b) a permit is not required under this Act for the development— a person who proposes to carry out that development of the land must— S. 46N(2)(c) amended by No. 101/2004 s. 7. (c) pay the amount of the levy to the relevant collecting agency within a time and in a manner specified by the collecting agency in accordance with the approved development contributions plan; or S. 46N(2)(d) amended by No. 101/2004 s. 7. (d) enter into an agreement with the relevant collecting agency to pay the amount of the levy within a time specified in the agreement. S. 46O inserted by No. 50/1995 s. 3. 46O Collection of community infrastructure levy s. 46O (1) If— (a) an approved development contributions plan provides that a community infrastructure levy is payable in respect of the development of any land; and (b) an application is made under the Building Act 1993 for a building permit to carry out building work in respect of that development—
S. 46Z inserted by No. 44/2005 s. 3. 46Z Purpose of Part s. 46Z The purpose of this Part is to ensure that the Williamstown Shipyard Site continues to be used for industrial and marine engineering purposes and ancillary purposes. S. 46ZA inserted by No. 44/2005 s. 3. 46ZA Definitions In this Part— approved strategy plan means the Williamstown Shipyard Site Strategy Plan approved under section 46ZE(2) as that plan is amended from time to time under this Part; Williamstown Shipyard Site means the land shown on the plan approved by the Governor in Council under section 46ZB. S. 46ZB inserted by No. 44/2005 s. 3. 46ZB Williamstown Shipyard Site (1) On receiving a plan approved by the of the land described as the Williamstown Shipyard Site on the plan numbered LEGL./05–344 in the Central Plan Office of the Department of Sustainability and Environment, or that land as nearly as practicable, the Minister may recommend that the Governor in Council approve the plan. (2) On the Minister's recommendation, the Governor in Council, by Order published in the Government Gazette, may approve the plan. S. 46ZC inserted by No. 44/2005 s. 3. 46ZC Preparation of Williamstown Shipyard Site Strategy Plan s. 46ZC (1) The Minister may at any time prepare a strategy plan for the Williamstown Shipyard Site.
(b) the responsible authority does not require notice to be given under section 57B; or (c) the application is not required to be referred to a referral authority under section 55 or 57C. (2) The responsible authority may decide on an application as soon as it gets the last of the replies from referral authorities— (a) if the responsible authority gets all of the replies before the end of the prescribed period or periods or any extended period allowed by the Minister under section 56; and S. 59(2)(b) amended by Nos 100/2000 s. 7(8)(b), 81/2004 s. 22(2). (b) 14 days have elapsed after the giving of the last notice under sections 52(1), 52(1AA) and 57B. (3) In any other case, the responsible authority must not decide on the application until the later of— (a) the end of the prescribed period or periods or any extended period allowed by the Minister under section 56 if the application is referred to a referral authority; or S. 59(3)(b) amended by Nos 100/2000 s. 7(8)(b), 81/2004 s. 22(2). (b) 14 days after the giving of the last notice under sections 52(1), 52(1AA) and 57B. S. 60 amended by No. 48/1991 s. 61(2)(a). 60 What matters must a responsible authority consider? s. 60
S. 60(1) amended by Nos 86/1989 s. 25(k), 35/1995 s. 5, substituted by No. 81/2004 s. 23(1). (1) Before deciding on an application, the responsible authority must consider— (a) the relevant planning scheme; and (b) the objectives of planning in ; and (c) all objections and other submissions which it has received and which have not been withdrawn; and (d) any decision and comments of a referral authority which it has received; and (e) any significant effects which the responsible authority considers the use or development may have on the environment or which the responsible authority considers the environment may have on the use or development. S. 60(1A) inserted by No. 81/2004 s. 23(1). (1A) Before deciding on an application, the responsible authority, if the circumstances appear to so require, may consider— (a) any significant social and economic effects of the use or development for which the application is made; and (b) the approved regional strategy plan under Part 3A; and (c) any amendment to the approved regional strategy plan under Part 3A adopted under this Act but not, as at the date on which the application is considered, approved by the Minister; and S. 60(1A)(d) amended by No. 44/2005 s. 4(a). (d) the approved strategy plan under Part 3C; and s. 60 S. 60(1A)(e) amended by No. 44/2005 s. 4(a). (e) any amendment to the approved strategy plan under Part 3C adopted under this Act but not, as at the date on which the
S. 82A inserted by No. 97/1987 s. 176(2), amended by Nos 86/1989 s. 29(9), 52/1998 s. 191(4)(b), repealed by No. 47/2007 s. 10. * * * * * S. 82AA inserted by No. 8/1995 s. 45, amended by No. 52/1998 s. 191(4)(d). 82AA Appeals relating to coastal Crown land Despite anything to the contrary in section 77 or 79, an applicant for a permit for the use or development of coastal Crown land within the meaning of the Coastal Management Act 1995, has no right to apply to the Tribunal for review of— (a) a decision by a responsible authority to refuse to grant the permit, if the Minister administering that Act has refused or is deemed to have refused to consent to that use or development under that Act; or (b) the failure of the responsible authority to grant the permit within the prescribed time, if the Minister administering that Act has not consented to that use or development under that Act. S. 82B inserted by No. 128/1993 s. 20. 82B Affected person may seek leave to apply for review s. 82B S. 82B(1) amended by No. 52/1998 s. 191(4)(e)(i). (1) Any person who is affected may apply to the Tribunal for leave to apply for review of a decision of the responsible authority to grant the permit in any case in which a written objection to the grant of the permit was received by the responsible authority.
S. 97MA inserted by No. 66/2009 s. 5. 97MA Definitions s. 97MA (1) In this Part— DAC means a development assessment committee established under section 97MB; S. 97MA(1) def. of DAC Activity Centre Area inserted by No. 58/2010 s. 37(1)(a). DAC Activity Centre Area means a contiguous area designated in a planning scheme from time to time as a DAC Activity Centre Area; S. 97MA(1) def. of DAC application amended by No. 58/2010 s. 37(1)(b). DAC application, in relation to a DAC, means an application for a permit or an amendment to a permit that the DAC is required to consider and decide under section 97MD; S. 97MA(1) def. of operational area repealed by No. 58/2010 s. 37(1)(c). * * * * * S. 97MA(1) def. of Relevant Activity Area substituted by No. 58/2010 s. 37(1)(d). Relevant Activity Area means the land within a suburb set out in Column 1 of the following Table that falls within the municipal district of the corresponding municipal council set out in Column 2 of the Table— Column 1 Suburb Column 2 Municipal council Airport West Council Box Hill City Council Broadmeadows Hume City Council Camberwell Boroondara City Council City Council
(2) An order establishing a DAC must specify— (a) the class or classes of applications for permits to be decided on by the DAC; and S. 97MB(2)(b) substituted by No. 58/2010 s. 38(1). (b) the DAC Activity Centre Area or Areas for which the DAC is established and to which any such class of application applies. S. 97MB(3) repealed by No. 58/2010 s. 38(2). * * * * * (4) An order under this section takes effect from the day that it is published in the Government Gazette or, if a later day is specified in the order, on that later day. (5) The Minister must publish on the Department's Internet site— (a) the name of each DAC established by an order under this section; and (b) the class or classes of applications for permits to be decided on by that DAC; and S. 97MB(5)(c) amended by No. 58/2010 s. 38(3). (c) the DAC Activity Centre Area or Areas for which the DAC is established to which any such class of application applies. S. 97MC inserted by No. 66/2009 s. 5. 97MC Variation or revocation of order establishing DAC s. 97MC (1) The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, may by order published in the Government Gazette— (a) revoke an order under section 97MB; or (b) vary an order under section 97MB to change—
168 Panel may take into account any relevant matter A panel may take into account any matter it thinks relevant in making its report and recommendations. S. 169 amended by No. 28/2000 s. 10(5). 169 Offences s. 169 A person who— (a) insults, assaults or obstructs a member of a panel while the member is performing functions or exercising powers as a member; or (b) insults, assaults or obstructs any person attending a hearing before a panel; or (c) misbehaves at a hearing before a panel; or (d) repeatedly interrupts a hearing before a panel; or (e) without lawful excuse disobeys a direction of a panel— is guilty of an offence. 60 penalty units. 170 No legal proceedings against panel members A person is not entitled to bring an action against a member of a panel arising from any hearing conducted, publication made or anything done or in good faith purportedly done in the performance of the person's duties as a member of a panel. _______________ Division 1—General powers 171 Powers of responsible authority s. 171
certificate of partial release has the meaning set out in section 201SZB; certificate of release has the meaning set out in section 201SY; certificate of staged payment approval has the meaning set out in section 201SZA; commencement day means the day on which section 9 of the Planning and Environment Amendment (Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution) Act 2010 comes into operation; Commissioner means the Commissioner of State Revenue referred to in section 62 of the Taxation Administration Act 1997; consumer price index means the Consumer Price Index (All Groups Index) for issued by the Australian Statistician; contract for the sale of land includes an agreement granting an option to purchase or sell land, which creates a contingent or executory equitable estate or interest in the land; s. 201R contribution area has the meaning set out in section 201RC; S. 201R def. of Director of Public Transport substituted by No. 6/2010 s. 203(1) (Sch. 6 item 35.1) (as amended by No. 45/2010 s. 22). Director of Public Transport has the same meaning as it has in section 3 of the Transport Integration Act 2010; dutiable transaction relating to land means—
(a) a dutiable transaction within the meaning of section 7(2) of the Duties Act 2000 relating to dutiable property referred to in sections 10(1)(a) and 10(1)(ab) of that Act; or (b) a sub-sale of dutiable property referred to in section 10(1)(a) of the Duties Act 2000; or (c) a significant acquisition; excluded building work has the meaning set out in section 201RG; excluded event has the meaning set out in section 201RB; excluded subdivision of land has the meaning set out in section 201RF; first announcement day means 2 December 2008; Note 2 December 2008 was the day on which the Minister gave public notice of the proposal to implement a scheme for the imposition of contributions towards the provision of State infrastructure in respect of certain growth area land. GAIC means growth areas infrastructure contribution; s. 201R GAIC event means an event described under section 201RA; GAIC certificate means a certificate issued under section 201SZF; GAIC recording in relation to land in the contribution area, means a recording made by the Registrar of Titles under section 201UD of a notification on a folio of the Register relating to the land indicating that a growth areas infrastructure contribution may be payable in respect of that land;
S. 201R def. of Secretary to the Department of Transport inserted by No. 6/2010 s. 203(1) (Sch. 6 item 35.2) (as amended by No. 45/2010 s. 22). Secretary to the Department of Transport means the Secretary within the meaning of section 3 of the Transport Integration Act 2010; settlement in relation to a contract for the sale of land, means the time at which the purchaser becomes entitled to possession or to the receipt of rents and profits; significant acquisition has the meaning set out in section 201RE; single dwelling has the same meaning as in section 188A(4) of the Building Act 1993; statement of compliance has the same meaning as in section 21 of the Subdivision Act 1988; sub-sale of dutiable property has the meaning set out in section 201RD; type A land is the land described in section 201RC(2); s. 201R type B-1 land is the land described in section 201RC(3); type B-2 land is the land described in section 201RC(4); type C land is the land described in section 201RC(5);
(3) The Growth Areas Authority must publish the threshold amount calculated under Part 3 of Schedule 1 for the 2011/2012 financial year and each succeeding financial year before 1 June in the financial year immediately preceding that financial year— (a) in the Government Gazette; and (b) on the Growth Areas Authority's Internet site. Subdivision 4—General S. 201RH inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201RH Taxation Administration Act 1997 s. 201RH (1) This Part is to be read together with the Taxation Administration Act 1997 which provides for the administration and enforcement of this Part and other taxation laws. (2) Despite subsection (1), nothing in the Taxation Administration Act 1997 makes a member, officer or employee of the Growth Areas Authority or the Department a tax officer within the meaning of that Act. S. 201RI inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201RI Part binds the Crown This Part binds the Crown in right of and, so far as the legislative power of the Parliament permits, the Crown in all its other capacities. Division 2—Imposition of growth areas infrastructure contribution Subdivision 1—Liability for GAIC S. 201S inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201S Imposition of growth areas infrastructure contribution
interest or penalty tax imposed under Part 5 of the Taxation Administration Act 1997. Division 3—Exemptions and reductions of GAIC liability Subdivision 1—General S. 201T inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201T Definition s. 201SZH In this Division, Board means the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution Hardship Relief Board established under Subdivision 4. Subdivision 2—Exemptions other than exemptions granted by Governor in Council or Board S. 201TA inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201TA Exemption from paying GAIC if no consideration (1) No growth areas infrastructure contribution is payable in respect of a dutiable transaction relating to land that is made for no consideration. (2) In this section consideration has the same meaning as in section 32A of the Duties Act 2000. S. 201TB inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201TB Exemption from paying GAIC if duties exemption would apply (1) No growth areas infrastructure contribution is payable in respect of a dutiable transaction relating to land if duty would not be chargeable in respect of such a transaction under a provision of the Duties Act 2000 specified in subsection (2). (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the provisions of the Duties Act 2000 are sections 32, 33(2), 33(3), 33(5), 34(1)(a), 34(1)(b), 35(1)(a), 35(1)(b), 35(1)(c), 40, 41, 42(1), 42(2), 42(3), 43(3), 44(1), 44(2), 44(3), 44(4), 45, 45A, 46(1), 46(2)(a), 46(2)(b), 46(2)(c), 47(2), 48(a), 48(b), 48(c), 48(ca), 48(d), 48A, 50A, 51, 52, 54(a), 54(b), 55 and 56(1).
infrastructure contribution, the Board must give the person a notice which states— (a) that the reduction has been granted; and (b) the proportion of the liability that is reduced; and (c) that the person is no longer liable to pay the proportion of the contribution that is subject to the reduction. (3) If the Board grants an exemption under section 201TJ relating to a person's liability to pay a growth areas infrastructure contribution, the Board must give the person a notice which states that— (a) the exemption has been granted; and (b) the person is no longer liable to pay the contribution. Note If a person is exempted from the liability to pay a growth areas infrastructure contribution in respect of a GAIC event, liability may be imposed in respect of the next GAIC event (see section 201S(1)). (4) If the Board grants an extension of the time within which a person must pay a growth areas infrastructure contribution, the Board must give the person a notice stating that the extension has been granted. s. 201TK (5) A copy of any notice given under subsection (1), (2), (3) or (4) to a person in respect of their liability to pay a growth areas infrastructure contribution must also be given to a vendor who applied under section 201TI to relieve the person from the liability. (6) A notice given to a person under this section must—
(d) in accordance with a requirement imposed under an Act. S. 201UAA inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201UAA Growth Areas Authority to inform Commissioner when precinct structure plan applies to contribution area land The Growth Areas Authority must, within 10 days of any land in the contribution area becoming part of a precinct structure plan area, give to the Commissioner in writing the following information— (a) a description of the land; (b) the date that the notice of approval of the amendment to the planning scheme, which made the land part of the precinct structure plan area, was published in the Government Gazette. S. 201UAB inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201UAB Growth Areas Authority may request council to provide information about contribution area land s. 201UAB (1) The Growth Areas Authority may, for the purposes of carrying out any function conferred on it under this Part, make a written request to a municipal council to provide the Authority with information relating to any land within the municipal district of that council that is within a growth area. (2) A municipal council must as soon as possible provide the Growth Areas Authority with the information requested under subsection (1). S. 201UB inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9. 201UB Growth Areas Authority to notify the Registrar of land subject to GAIC (1) The Growth Areas Authority must lodge with the Registrar of Titles, an application to record a notification on a folio of the Register relating to land in respect of which a growth areas infrastructure contribution may be payable.
S. 202(ca) inserted by No. 62/1991 s. 37, repealed by No. 52/1998 s. 191(13)(d). * * * * * (d) prescribing any event after which or any time within which anything for the purposes of this Act must or may be done; and (e) prescribing regions for the purposes of this Act; and (f) prescribing forms for the purposes of this Act; and S. 202(g) substituted by No. 81/2004 s. 42(3). (g) prescribing the information to be included in or to accompany any application, notice, permit, certificate, or request; and (h) prescribing the manner of keeping a register; and s. 202 (i) requiring any information in a prescribed form or required to be given to a responsible authority to be verified by statutory declaration or otherwise; and S. 202(1)(ia) inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 10. (ia) matters relating to the administration of growth areas infrastructure contributions imposed under Part 9B including— (i) the manner of keeping records relating to growth areas infrastructure contributions including land in the contribution area; and (ii) access to, or provision of information contained in, records relating to growth areas infrastructure contributions and the contribution area; and (iii) access to, or the provision of information contained in, GAIC