Council Minutes 21 January 2008 - Waratah-Wynyard Council

Planning Authority Reports
34. The developer is to submit to Council for consideration a proposed
name for the subdivisional street prior to the sealing of the Plan.
35. The developer is to pay a public open space contribution equivalent to
five percent (5%) of the value of the undeveloped new lots comprised
in the plan. This condition is invoked under the provisions of Section
117 of the Local Government (Building & Miscellaneous Provisions)
Act 1993. Contribution payment is to be made prior to sealing of the
Final Survey Plan.
36. The developer is to seek a private land valuation of the undeveloped
new lots as identified on the endorsed plan. A copy of the valuation is
to be submitted to Council prior to, or upon payment of, the public
open space contribution (see Condition 35).
37. A landscaping and planting plan for the street network and the wetland
area in Lot 11 is to be prepared and lodged with Council for approval
prior to the site works commencing. The plan will form part of the
endorsed plans. The plan must not include any species declared weeds
under the Weed Management Act 1999.
38. Works outlined in the landscaping and planting plan must be carried
out to the satisfaction of Council’s Director Development Services
prior to the Sealing of the Final Plans.
39. The developer may lodge a bond or bank guarantee to cover all
outstanding or uncompleted works. The bond is to be determined by
Director Engineering Services based upon the submission of two
valuations for all outstanding works (plus 20% of the higher amount).
40. The bond is to be held for a maximum period of twelve months after the
sealing of the Final Survey Plan by Council. Any outstanding or
substandard works not completed by the developer within this time are
to be completed by Council and the cost deducted from the bond and
the balance of the bond, if any, is to be refunded to the developer.
41. The subdivision is to be substantially commenced within the
timeframes of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993,
however, the subdivision may be staged, providing no stage comprises
less than 20 lots. The developer is to seek further approval from
Council if the final stage of subdivisional works as approved is not
substantially commenced within a period of 6 years from the date of
this permit.
Waratah-Wynyard Council – Ordinary Meeting Minutes – 21 January 2008 Page 65