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2014-01-28 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 JANUARY 2014
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 JANUARY 2014
It should be noted that an infrastructure charges rebate for premises is not transferable. Therefore
an infrastructure charges rebate will not apply for any relocation to new premises if a rebate for the
existing premises has already been granted by Council.
For leased premises, rather than an infrastructure charges rebate, the amount of the contribution
or charge (or part thereof) will remain an ‘unfulfilled’ debt on the land that will be cancelled with
revocation of the relevant development permit upon expiry of the lease.
Infrastructure charges will not be rebated where the purpose of the development is to raise funds
by the sale of land or for normal independent living residential developments.
Applications
Council may, at the request of a non-profit community organisation, give a rebate for infrastructure
charges. The request must be made at the time the development application is submitted. The
request must provide sufficient details and other particulars to enable categorisations to be made
under this policy.
A non-profit community organisation is to provide evidence of its non-profit and incorporated or
registered status. This shall include providing Council with a copy of its relevant constitution or
governing documents and registration number under the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 or
the Collections Act 1966 as appropriate.
Amount of Rebate
Council will rebate the cost or part of the cost of infrastructure charges for eligible community
organisations in accordance with Table 1 — Rebates for Eligible Community Organisations.
Relevant Infrastructure Networks
This policy is applicable only to infrastructure networks which attract developer contributions and
charges and which are owned and controlled by Council. Rebates do not apply to Water Supply
and Sewerage networks under the control of Unitywater.
The type of organisation and the purpose of development must both be satisfied in order to gain
the rebate.
TABLE 1: Rebates for Eligible Community Organisations
Type of Organisation Purpose of Development
Charitable organisations (non-profit and volunteer Construct new or extended 100%
based) and Community based Organisations community service facilities. °
100%
Charitable Organisations (non-profit) Construct new or extended °
community service facilities.
. . og Construct new or extended sporting
vountenr) Recreation Organisations (non-profit and or recreation facilities (including 100%
clubhouse amenities).
Construct new or extended 100%
community, sporting or recreation
Community, Sporting or Recreation Organisations facilities (including amenities).
(non-profit and gaming or liquor licence) Construct new or extended social,
entertainment, gaming or liquor
facilities.
Construct new or extended facilities
that only relate to the lifesaving 100%
; ; component of the premises.
Lifesaving Clubs
Construct new or extended social,
entertainment, gaming or liquor
facilities.
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