Justification Letter · 172007.545.02

    -   The proposal meets the definition of ‘minor change’ to a development approval
        under Schedule 2 of the Planning Act 2016:
    •   This change is not and does not result in a different development.
    •   The change would not cause prohibited development
    •   No referral agency required
    •   No public notification required

    -   The proposed change is not considered a ‘substantially different development’ as
        outlined under the Development Assessment Rules version 1.2:

    •   The minor change does not result in a substantially different development.
    •   Development is not resulting in a new use, new parcel of land, change in built form,
        impact on traffic or increased impact on neighbours or infrastructure.

In our opinion the concession is minor and the proposed complies with the intent of
the existing minor change approval. The proposed addition to the approved plans will
not impact on adjoining properties and privacy screening will be implemented. The
proposed remains in keeping with the character of the street.

I trust this information is sufficient for you to support the proposed design. Should
you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact me on the office
numbers indicated above.

Yours faithfully




Richard Holden
Building Certifier