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2014-01-13 Item 6.3 Appendices 1-5
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Local Government (De-amalgamation Implementation) Regulation 2013
Part 5 Local laws and other instruments
{[s 46]
46 Planning instruments for new local government
(1) A current planning instrument applying to a continuing local
government, from the changeover day, is taken to be a
planning instrument applying to the related new local
government.
(2) A current planning instrument taken to be a planning
instrument applying to a new local government under
subsection (1) must be read with the changes necessary to
make it consistent with, and adapt its operation to, this
regulation.
(3) A planning scheme taken to be a planning instrument
applying to a new local government under subsection (1) is
taken to have been originally made by the new local
government on the day that it was originally made by the
continuing local government.
Note—
See the Planning Act, section 91 (Local government must review
planning scheme every 10 years).
(4) If a continuing local government started to prepare a new
planning scheme for its local government area, but did not
finish preparing the planning scheme, before the changeover
day—
(a) the related new local government may, from the
changeover day, continue preparing the new planning
scheme; and
(b) the new planning scheme, when approved under the
Planning Act, will apply only to the new local
government area of the new local government.
(5) In this section—
current planning instrument, applying to a continuing local
government, means a planning instrument applying to the
continuing local government immediately before the
changeover day.
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