20517 App M.pdf [As Published] · 132007.1259

Application for permit

11.4) An application for a permit to interfere with vegetation must include or be

accompanied by—

(a) particulars (including drawings) of the location of the land and of the subject
vegetation; and

(b) _ particulars of the type of vegetation; and

(c) particulars of the nature, time and place of the proposed interference; and

(d) _ the extent and duration of the proposed interference, and if the interference is to be
carried out in stages, the extent and duration of each stage; and —

(e) the method of disposal of the vegetation; and

(f) a statement of the reasons why the proposed interference with vegetation is
reasonably necessary; and

(g) in the case of category C lots where the interference is to enable a new agricultural,
pastoral use, or plantation forestry use, demonstration of the practical feasibility of
the proposed use; and

(h) whether the subject vegetation is within the area as defined as riparian vegetation;
and

(i) whether a permit has been issued within the 3 prior years; and

Gj) for category C lots, whether there has been interference with vegetation within the 3
prior years; and

(k) _ ifthe applicant is not the owner, the written consent of the owner; and

() any other information and material required by a subordinate local law.

(2) Within 14 days of receiving the application, the local government may, by written notice,

require the applicant to prepare a property vegetation management plan to support the

application’.

1 See section 18 and section 19 of this local law.