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Minor Change Application
“In determining whether the proposed change would result in substantially different
development, the assessment manager or referral agency must consider the individual
circumstances of the development, in the context of the change proposed”.
The DA Rules also include several tests which are set out in the table below.
Description / Provisions Comment / Response
A change may be considered to result in a substantially different development if the
proposed change:
• Involves a new use; or No new land use is proposed.
• Results in the application applying to No new land is included as part of the
a new parcel of land; or application.
• Dramatically changes the built form in The proposed change does not alter the
terms of scale, bulk and appearance; built form of the existing dwelling.
or
• Changes the ability of the proposed No changes are made to the proposed
development to operate as intended development that will impede its
(for example, reducing the size of a operation as a dual occupancy.
retail complex may reduce the
capacity of the complex to service the
intended catchment); or
• Removes a component that is integral The proposed change does not involve
to the operation of the development; removal of a component that is integral
or to the operational of the development.
• Significantly impacts on traffic flow The proposed change does not result in
and the transport network, such as any impacts on traffic flow and the
increasing traffic to the site; or transport network, such as increasing
traffic to the site.
• Introduces new impacts or increases The proposed change does not
the severity of known impacts; or introduce any new impacts, nor will it
increase the severity of known impacts.
• Removes an incentive or offset No incentive or offset components were
component that would have balanced included in the original approval
the negative impact of the
development; or
• Impacts on infrastructure provisions. The proposed development does not
impact upon infrastructure provisions.
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