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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1897 IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 21.0, 3 September 2007

 

ASSOCIATED WITH RECONFIGURING A-LOT; RESIDENTIAL, CO! A
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4.2

arf the proposed operational work associated with reconfiguring a lot and the reconfiguration is also assessable?
No C1 Yes
If yes, is any part of the premises in a wild river area declared under the Wild Rivers Act 2005?
Oo No - (Complete Form 1, Part E} The operational work associated with reconfiguring is assessed by the local government.
O01 Yes
If yes, is the proposed operational work for residential, commercial or industrial purposes outside a designated urban area,

as defined by the Wild Rivers Act 2005?
Oo No - (Compiete Form 1, Part £) The operational work associated with reconfiguring is assessed. by the focal government.

oO Yes (Complete Form 1, Part E) The operational work associated with reconfiguring is assessed by tha local government, and subject to the
declaration for the refevant wild river area, assessment by the focal government is required for the purposes of the Wild Rivers Act 2005.

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area).

    
 

Provisions for residential,

 

 

VEGETATION.CLEARING; KOALA ‘CONSERVATION; WILD RIVER AREA.”

 
 

 

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Is any’Of the proposed operational work for the clearing of native vegetation to which the Vegetation Management Act 1999 applies?
lo OYes

If yes, is the Pop clearing assessable (i.e. not an exception) under schedule 8, part 1, table 4 of the IPA?
No Yes

If yes, is the proposed vegetation clearing a relevant purpose under the Vegetation Management Act 1999, section 22A

for one or more of the following?

(a) A project declared to be a significant project under the State Development and Public Works [L]No [} Yes
Organisation Act 1971, section 26 “

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(b) Necessary to contro! non-native plants or declared pest O)Nc Des
(c) To ensure public safety [JNo [Yes
(d) For establishing a necessary fence, firebreak, road or vehicle track, or for constructing ONc Des

necessary built infrastructure, if there is no suitable alternative site for the fence, firebreak,
road, track or infrastructure

(e} Anatural and ordinary consequence of other assessable development for which a (Nc (Yes
development approval as defined under the Planning Act was given, or a development ‘
application as defined under the Planning Act was made, before 16 May 2003

(f) For fodder harvesting [no DYes

(9) For thinning [Lino [Yes

(h) For clearing of encroachment [inc LD Yes

{i) For an extractive industry [L3No [Yes

{j) For clearing regrowth on leases issued under the Land Act 1994 for agriculture or grazing (ONo DYes
purposes

{k) For clearing regrowth on freehold land, or indigenous land, in a wild river high preservation [No [] Yes
area, wn

If no to all The clearing is not a relevant purpose and the Assessment Manager must refuse to receive the application.

If yes to any one, is the proposed clearing associated with a material change of use or reconfiguring a lot for which

feferral is required in relation to clearing vegetation (i.e. did you answer ‘yes' to all questions in either Q2.1.4 or Q3.3)?

O01 Yes .

oO No - Answer (a) (b) and (c) below. Uniess the advice provided below (in refation to ail elements of the proposed clearing) is “The clearing is not a
relevant purpose and the Assessment Manager must refuse to receive the application" - Complete Form 1, Part J. This application requires

assessment by the Department of Natural Resources and Water (NRW). {f NRW is not the Assessment Manager, the agency has jurisdiction
as Concurrence Agency.

 

 

 

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