Notice of Appeal WD Milligan

7.       By correspondence dated 20 December 2012, Powerlink gave an advice agency

         response and requested the respondent to treat the response as a properly made

         submission.


8.       On 8 May 2013, the appellant gave the respondent a full response to the information

         request.


9.       The development application was publicly notified between 14 May 2013 and 4 June

         2013 in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.

         According to the respondent, 11 properly made submissions were made with respect

         to the development application.


10.      On 14 November 2013 the respondent resolved to request further information with

         respect to the development application.


11.      By correspondence dated 31 July 2014 the appellant provided further information to

         the respondent, including, but not limited to, confirmation that in terms of the

         composting/manure stockpiles component of the development application the

         appellant is prepared to accept a condition of approval that no composting and

         stockpiling of poultry manure generated by the poultry sheds is to be undertaken on-

         site (which addressed item 3 of the Council resolution made at the Council’s ordinary

         meeting on 14 November 2013).


12.      By correspondence dated 20 October 2015 the appellant received an unsigned

         infrastructure agreement from the respondent, which contained provisions requiring

         the appellant (and it’s directors) to:


             a. Undertake road upgrade/widening/sealing works to Top Forestry Road. The

                    roadworks were to be undertaken in accordance with plans of development

                    prepared by Steve Williams (engineer) of Lambert and Rehbein. The

                    roadworks were based on geotechnical testing undertaken by David Morrison

                    (geotechnical engineer at Red Earth Engineering.




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