Request to extend relevant period 132003.221199.3

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            the lodgment of a fresh development application for a different form of development.

            In either circumstance it has become evident that a         revised, less dense and more

            sympathetic development is the likely outcome that will be sought on the land. However
            until such a revised outcome is approved the current development approval remains

            the ’certain’ and valuable development entitlement documentation that benefits the


            property.


       7.   The above evaluation and       analysis has been a time consuming process. Given the

            applicants ownership of the land and related approvals has been for a relatively short

            period there has not been sufficient time for the current land owner to act on the

            approval or pursue /finalise an alternative development outcome. It is for these reasons

            that an extension to the relevant period is sought herein.


      !Assessment of Relevant Sustainable Planning Act 2009 Provisions                                 ]
       In addition to the above facts and circumstances, Section 388 of the Sustainable Planning


      Act sets out the matters which Council must have            regard to in their assessment and
      determination of a request to extend the relevant period of an approval. As such we have

      considered and assessed each of these matters as follows:


      Section 388   -

                        Deciding Request   -
                                               In deciding a request under section 383, the assessment


       manager must only have regard to:



      (a)the consistency of the approval, including its conditions, with the current laws and policies

      applying to the development, including, for example, the amount and type of infrastructure

      contributions, or infrastructure charges payable under an infrastructure charges schedule;


      Assessment The development approved by 2003/221199 in 2006 was 30 multiple dwelling
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      units and 12 accommodation units. This development application            was   made assessable

      development against the Shire of Noosa Strategic Plan 1997 and related DCP. In assessing

      the application the Council also had regard to the later Noosa Plan (which commenced in

      2006 and which remains the relevant planning document for the area).




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