Minor Change Report

          (E) public notification if public notification was not required for the development
              application; or

Each of the proposed changes has been assessed against these criteria, as set out in the following
sections.

3.1.1. Substantially Different Development
In respect to part (b)(i) of the definition of Minor Change and what constitutes a substantially different
development, it is appropriate to have regard to the Development Assessment Rules, Schedule 1,
which sets out the substantially different development ‘test’. An assessment of the proposed changes
against the substantially different development criteria in the Development Assessment Rules is
included in the table below.

 Guideline Criteria                                   Response

 Involves a new use                                   The proposed development does not involve any
                                                      new use. The applicant merely seeks to further
                                                      clarify the nature, design and operation of certain
                                                      tenancies to reduce concerns. The changes also
                                                      delineate the intent for the small-scale and
                                                      incubator businesses to focus on low impact
                                                      industry uses, whilst retaining a mix of larger
                                                      scale anchors, both retail and non-retail. There
                                                      remain only 2 tenancies that seek some flexibility,
                                                      being Tenancies T03 and T04 which account for
                                                      approximately 10% of the overall floor area.

 Results in the application applying to a new         No new parcels of land are introduced as a result
 parcel of land.                                      of this change.

 Dramatically changes the built form in terms of      The proposal does not change the built form in
 scale, bulk and appearance.                          any way. The proposed change is consistent with
                                                      the scale, built form and appearance as lodged to
                                                      Council’s Information Request, and as presented
                                                      to the community through the public notification
                                                      stage.

 Changes the ability of the proposed development      The proposed changes do not affect the changed
 to operate as intended. For example, reducing        development’s ability to operate as intended,
 the size of a retail complex may reduce the          being an integrated mixed-use precinct for a
 capacity of the complex to service the intended      range of defined uses.
 catchment.



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