2022-02-08 - S&O Agenda - Item 1 - ATTACHMENT 2 - 2021 DELEGATIONS OF AUTHORITY ANNUAL REVIEW REPORT UPDATED

DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED                                               LEGISLATION

Power to act as an “additional referral agency” for a change application     Section 82A
where section 82A applies. For the avoidance of doubt, the power
delegated includes the power to take all actions of an additional referral
agency and consider all matters as detailed in section 82A of the
Planning Act 2016.
Power, as the owner of land, to give written consent to the cancellation     Section 84(3)(b)(i)
application.
Power, as a public utility, to give written consent to the cancellation      Section 84(3)(b)(iii)
application.
Power, as the owner of land, to give written consent to the extension        Section 86(2)(b)(ii)
application.
Power to note an approval referred to in subsection (1) on Council’s         Section 89
planning scheme and give notice of the approval to the chief executive.
Power to comply with a direction given by the Minister.                      Section 93(2)
Power to make submissions in response to a proposed call in notice           Section 102
received by Council.
Power, as the decision-maker, to give the Minister reasonable help.          Section 105(3)
Power, as a participating local government for a distributor-retailer, to    Section 115
enter a break-up agreement about the charges break-up and publish a
copy of the agreement on the local government’s website.
Power to carry out the steps required after making a charges resolution.     Section 118
Power to give an infrastructure charges notice. For avoidance of doubt,      Sections 119, 120, 121
the power delegated includes the power to take all actions and consider      and 129
all matters as detailed in sections 119, 120, 121 and 129.
Power, as a local government that gave an infrastructure charges notice, Section 123
to agree with the recipient about:-
    a) whether the levied charge may be paid other than as required
       under section 122, including whether it may be paid by
       instalments; and/or
    b) whether infrastructure may be provided instead of paying all or
       part of the levied charge.
Power, as a local government, to consider representations made on an         Section 125
infrastructure charges notice and, issue a negotiated notice or give a
decision notice.
Power, as a local government with a LGIP that identifies adequate trunk Section 128(1)
infrastructure to service the subject premises, to impose a development
condition requiring either or both of the following to be provided at a stated
time:
    a) the identified infrastructure; and/or
    b) different trunk infrastructure delivering the same desired standard
        of service.



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