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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997 Part J, Version 5.1, 3 March 2008

 

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Any material, including plans and maps, whic demonstrate how the application: meets ry”
the relevant policy and the performance requirements of the relevant code for thie aréa Confirmed

 

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The tocation and extent of -

a. all infrastructure associated with the development, including proposed building
envelopes and underground or above ground services

. all. proposed:lot boundaries

¢. all proposed roads, easements, vehicle access and parking, and pedestrian access |] Confirmed

d. any proposed clearing or consequenitial clearing that will result from the
development, , including firebreaks and fire management lines, excavations and
stockpiling of Soil, and’clearing Tiecessary | to’ maintain proposed infrastricture i

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+ Part A must be completed for all 1DAS development applications.

+ The applicant is responsible for answering all questions fully and correctly, unless following a response there is a statement té go directly to
a particular question.

« — For further information about completing this form go to:

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IDAS Guide 12 (Vegetation clearing) contains information for interiding applicants.
Vegetation management Department of Naturat Resources and Water website contains a comprehensive range of, information about
the VMA, including assessment codes and policies.

Landholder's quide to vegetation clearing applications (from the NRW website) provides information spect for landholdar's and
intending applicants. ‘.

 

A development permit authorises -development ioc occur, while a pring sibs isa sep in the, approval process arid does .

 

 

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not authorise development tooccur.” * - -
Q2(ii) & (ii) | © Under the Vegetation Management Act 1999, section 22A, ita a development application for vegetation clearing is not for a

relevant purpose, the application is taken not to be a properly made application and the asSessment manager must refuse to
receive the application. Also, the proposed vegetation clearing is only for a relevant purpose if the applicant satisfies the chief
executive of the Department of Natural Resources and Water (NRW) that the development applied for is one of the purposes
listed in section 22A. .

Ifthe assessment manager is the local government, the applicant must obtain confirmation from NRW that the proposed
clearing is for a relevant purpose and provide this with the application. However, if NRW is the assessment manager the
applicant has the choice of either obtaining confirmation before making the application, or providing adequate information for

 

 

 

NRW to make the decision an whether the proposed clearing is for a relevant purpose at the time the application is received.

 

 

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