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4325Planning Report
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MU N RO Munro Thompson level 2, 77 Mooloolabs Espl Lawyers Pty Lid PO Box 5 Mooloolabo Qld 4557 THOMPSON Phone 07 5444 3466 ABN 91 079 660 067 Fax 07 5444 2150 munrothompson.com.au 15 March 2017 Our Ref: 1700404 Noosa Council PO Box 141 TEWANTIN QLD 4565 Dear Sir/Madam, OUR CLIENT: TEA 4 TWO PTY LTD APPLICATION NUMBER: PLM17/0003 PROPERTY: 23 TEWANTIN ROAD, COOROOY | act for the Applicant in the above-mentioned Application. | refer to Section 4 “Advice & Information” in your office’s Pre-Lodgement Notes dated 31 January 2017. More specifically, | refer to my client's suggestion that the Development Approval include a condition requiring the Community Management Statement to include a condition requiring the Lot to be developed in accordance with the Development Approval. Such conditions would be legal and enforceable as follows: 1. 1700404:2656124 NOOSA COUNCIL Under section 244 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 (Qld) (the Planning Act") a Development Approval includes any conditions imposed by the Assessment Manager. Failure to comply with a condition in the Development Approval requiring a condition be included in the Community Management Statement, would constitute a Development Offence under section 580 of the Planning Act, having a maximum penalty of 1665 penalty units. As it would constitute a Development Offence, Noosa Council would be entitled to issue the holder of the Development Approval with an Enforcement Notice under section 590 of the Planning Act. THE BODY CORPORATE/ OWNER OF LOT IN A TWO-LOT SCHEME The relevant condition should be included in the By-Laws of the Community Management Statement. Section 169(1)(b)(i) of the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 (Qld) (‘the Act’) states that By-Laws may provide for the regulation of, including conditions applying to, the use and enjoyment of lots included in the scheme. Failure to comply with the relevant By-Law would be enforceable as follows: (1) In the case of a Two-Lot Scheme, by a Contravention Notice to the relevant lot owner from the other lot owner under sections 183B to 183D of the Act; and Member of Law Australasia lity limited by o scheme approved ssionol standards leqistation
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