2016-10-11 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda

                                                                 Delegation No: 2016-20

DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED                                                        LEGISLATION
Power, as local government, to authorise a person to make a complaint for an          Section
offence against chapter 8, part 5 of the Building Act 1975.                           256(2)(i)
Power, as local government, to make a complaint for an offence in the Building        Section
Act 1975 other than an offence listed in section 256(2)(a)-(j) of the Building Act.   256(2)(k)
Power, as local government, to authorise a person to make a complaint for an          Section
offence in the Building Act 1975 other than an offence listed in section 256(2)(a)-   256(2)(k)
(j) of the Building Act.
Power to extend the time for an owner of a swimming pool to comply with section       Section 262
235 (where an extension under section 49H(11)(b) of the Local Government Act
1936 is still in force.

2.      To exercise powers of the council pursuant to the Building Regulation 2006.


DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED                                                        LEGISLATION

Power, if it is not practicable to show each of the designated bush fire prone area   Section 12(4)
in Council’s planning scheme maps, to:-
(a)    prepare maps showing the areas; and
(b)    ensure the maps are updated.
Power to keep a register of the flood hazard areas Council designates and when        Section 13(4)
each designation was made.


Conditions of Delegation:

     1. The delegated officer must exercise this delegation in accordance with council; resolutions,
        policies, guidelines, procedures, industrial instruments and agreements.

     2. If the Chief Executive Officer on delegates any of these powers, the delegated officer must
        exercise any delegated power in accordance with the scope and limitations of the subject
        officer’s letter of appointment and/or, position description, qualifications, technical
        knowledge and legislative requirements.




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