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STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING POLICY NO 38--OLYMPIC GAMES AND RELATED PROJECTS - REG 9

Olympic projects and other OCA projects--public exhibition

9 Olympic projects and other OCA projects--public exhibition

(1) This clause applies to the following development for the purpose of an Olympic Games project or an OCA project, being development for which the consent of the Minister for Urban Affairs and Planning is required or sought:
(a) the provision of residential accommodation for competitors, officials and members of the media for the purposes of the Olympic Games,
(b) the provision of any venue or facility that is capable of accommodating, or being used in conjunction with, Olympic Games events likely, in the opinion of the Director of Planning, to attract over 5,000 people at one time,
(c) any other such development that, in the opinion of the Director of Planning, is likely to have a significant impact.
(2) The Director of Planning is to publicly exhibit any application made for consent to development to which this clause applies for a period of at least 14 days after receipt of the application and before its determination by the Minister for Urban Affairs and Planning.
(3) The exhibition of the application is to be in accordance with such requirements as the Director of Planning considers appropriate, subject to the following:
(a) notice of the application is to be published in a newspaper circulating in the locality of the development,
(b) the notice is to indicate where a copy of the development application may be inspected and where any submission concerning the development may be lodged,
(c) a copy of the development application is to be made available for public inspection during office hours at the specified locations for the period of public exhibition.
(4) Public exhibition of an application is not required under this clause if the application replaces an earlier application for substantially the same development that was publicly exhibited. Public exhibition is also not required for an amendment of any such earlier application unless, in the opinion of the Director of Planning, the amendment makes a significant change to the proposed development.



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