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PLANNING ACT 2016 - SECT 18
Making or amending planning schemes
18 Making or amending planning schemes
(1) This section applies if a local government proposes to make or amend a
planning scheme.
(2) The local government must give notice of the proposed
planning scheme, or proposed amendment, (the
"instrument" ) to the chief executive.
(3) After consulting with the
local government, the chief executive— (a) must give a notice about the
process for making or amending the planning scheme to the local government;
and
(b) may give an amended notice about the process for making or amending
the planning scheme to the local government.
(4) The chief executive must
consider the Minister’s guidelines when preparing the notice or an amended
notice.
(5) The notice, or amended notice, must state at least— (a) the
local government must publish at least 1 public notice about the proposal to
make or amend the planning scheme; and
(b) the local government must keep the
instrument available for inspection and purchase for a period (the
"consultation period" ) stated in the public notice of at least— (i) for a
proposed planning scheme—40 business days after the day the last public
notice is published; or
(ii) for a proposed amendment—20 business days
after the day the last public notice is published; and
(c) the public notice
must state that any person may make a submission about the instrument to the
local government within the consultation period; and
(d) a communications
strategy that the local government must implement about the instrument; and
(e) the local government must consider all properly made submissions about the
planning scheme or amendment; and
(f) the local government must notify
persons who made properly made submissions about how the local government
dealt with the submissions; and
(g) the local government must give the
Minister a notice containing a summary of the matters raised in the properly
made submissions and stating how the local government dealt with the matters;
and
(h) after the planning scheme is made or amended, the local government
must publish a public notice about making or amending the planning scheme.
(6) The local government must make or amend the planning scheme by following
the process in the notice or amended notice.
(7) If the notice requires the
Minister to approve the instrument, the Minister may approve the instrument if
the Minister considers the instrument appropriately integrates State, regional
and local planning and development assessment policies, including policies
under an applicable State planning instrument.
(8) A planning scheme replaces
any other planning scheme that the local government administers.
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