Agenda 18 January 2011 - King Island Council

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CONCLUSION The planning authority may in determination of an application for a discretionary planning permit; • Approve the permit unconditionally. Issuing a planning permit without conditions would recognise that the proposed development complies with all relevant development standards within the planning scheme and there are no other matters of consideration to be addressed to satisfy overarching objectives, goals and principles inherent within the planning scheme, Council and State Policies. • Approve the permit with conditions. A planning permit may be issued with conditions that require the proponent to undertake such actions deemed necessary so as to mitigate potential negative impacts upon the natural and built environment. • Refuse to issue a permit. The permit may be refused for reasons that the proposed development conflicts with those deemed matters of consideration under Clause 2.10 of the planning scheme. The proposed subdivision pertains the creation of two new allotments from a single parent title by way of excision as allowed for under Part 3.10.5(c). The subdivision satisfies the requirements of the King Island Planning Scheme 1995, State planning policies and the Local Government (Building & Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1993. Doug Burke DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT Recommendation: That the planning authority resolves that a planning permit pursuant to s.57 of the Land Use Planning & Approvals Act 1993 be issued subject to the conditions below: 1. That the development take place in accordance with the approved development plans, reference number – DA 161011, except as modified by any conditions of this consent. 2. The final survey plan together with a schedule of Easements and two (2) copies of each are to be submitted for approval by the Council 3. Prior to the Council being in a position to affix its seal to the final diagram, it will be necessary for all the above conditions to be complied with - 36 - Ordinary Council Meeting – 18 January 2011
L. OPERATIONAL BUSINESS OF THE COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Item 2 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION 171011 Agenda Ordinary Meeting of Council – 18 January 2011 Officer Reporting Director - Development & Environmental Services Applicant: Daly International obo Optus Mobile P/L Owners: Charles & Jill Noble Application No.: DA 1701011 Property: CT136643/1 – Edward Street, Currie Area: Approximately 15ha Zone: Community Services Zone Current Use: Vacant Proposed Use: Major utility- telecommunications facility Reason to Council: For the determination of an application for a discretionary permit. Recommendation: That the application be approved subject to given conditions INTRODUCTION Council is in receipt of a Discretionary Permit Application for the development of a telecommunications tower at the subject site. The application was received on 24 th November 2010 and Council has until the 19 th January to provide a determination in accordance with s.57(6)(b) of the Land Use and Planning Approvals Act 1993. An extension of time for determination of the application has not been negotiated with the proponent. HISTORY The subject allotment was created through subdivision of the parent property in 2002. Location of Subject Property (source: LIST @ State of Tasmania) - 37 - Ordinary Council Meeting – 18 January 2011
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