Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations

PLANNING (EXEMPT DEVELOPMENT) REGULATION 2023 (NO 21 OF 2023) - REG 13

    (1)     The following documents are prescribed:

        (a)     a copy of any plans used by the exemption assessor for the exemption assessment;

        (b)     if the exemption assessor concludes that a single dwelling is exempt under schedule 1, section 1.130 (Compliant single dwellings)—a copy of the survey certificate used by the exemption assessor for the exemption assessment.

    (2)     If the exemption assessor concludes that the development is an exempt development—

        (a)     the exemption assessor must endorse, date and mark the exemption assessor's licence number on each page of the plans; and

        (b)     the exemption must be marked on, or attached to, or partly marked on or partly attached to, each page of the plans.

    (3)     However, if it is impractical to meet the requirement mentioned in subsection (2) (b) because of the size of the plans, the exemption assessor may instead indicate on each page of the plans that details of the exemption are in the exemption assessment D notice.

    (4)     Each page of a document attached to an exemption assessment D notice—

        (a)     if it is the only document attached—must be paginated with reference to the total number of pages in the document; or

        (b)     if more than 1 document is attached—must be paginated consecutively with reference to the combined total number of pages in the documents.

Example—par (b)

An exemption assessment D notice has 3 attached documents that total 25 pages when combined. Each page of the attachments, starting from the first page, is numbered as ‘page 1 of 25', ‘page 2 of 25' and so on, until the last page of the final attachment which is numbered ‘page 25 of 25'.

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