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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
Assessment of anti-competitive provisions, which create a barrier to entry to the market
Can the
provision be
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assessment in —
accordance with
the guideline
This provision creates an offence for a person to The assessment of the significance of the
undertake a ‘prescribed activity’ without a current anti-competitive impacts resulting from
approval granted by the local government. This sections 6, 9, 10 is outlined below:
requirement creates a barrier to entry for businesses
wishing to enter the market. It is considered that the impacts of these
provisions are not significant on the following
A prescribed activity is defined in Schedule 2 of the grounds:
proposed Noosa Shire Council Subordinate Local Law
No 1 (Administration) 2015 as follows: 1. There is no significant difference
between the approval process in the
Category 1 activities current local law and the proposed local
law. Accordingly, the probability of
Noosa Shire impacts occurring is unlikely.
Council Local e Alteration or improvement to local government 2. All applicants will be treated equally and
Law No 1 controlled areas and roads. applications are to be assessed in a
(Administration) e Commercial use of local government uniform manner.
2015 section 6 controlled areas and roads. 3. The purpose of the provisions is to
e Establishment or occupation of a temporary ensure health and safety, community
home. standards and expectations are upheld at
e Installation of advertising devices. all times. ; ;
° Keeping of animals. 4. No issues were raised by the community
e Undertaking regulated activities regarding during the community consultation
human remains. process in relation to the potential anti-
e Undertaking regulated activities on local os mpetitive Doraile a within
government controlled areas and roads. the proposed Local Law No 1.
e The use of bathing reserves for training and
competitions.
e Operation of self-contained Recreational
Vehicle stop.
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