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4. Following the completion of the works described in Condition 3, the developer
is to provide to Council evidence that a Chartered Geotechnical Consultant has
certified by declaration that all works have been carried out fully in accordance
with AS 2870 and AS 3798.
5. A Final Survey Plan submitted for sealing by the Council is to show all easements
required for powerlines, sewerage, water, drainage purposes and legal access.
6. A Final Survey Plan is to be submitted to Council for sealing. The plan is to be
drawn to scale and prepared in accordance with the requirements of the
Recorder of Titles and will form part of this permit when sealed. The Final
Survey Plan is to be substantially the same as the endorsed plan.
7. Before a Final Survey Plan may be sealed, the developer is to provide a
contribution in lieu of providing public open space in the development. The
contribution is to be equivalent to five percent (5%) of the value of the
undeveloped new lots comprised in the plan less the value of any public open
space that is provided,
This condition is authorised by Section 117 of the Local Government (Building &
Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1993. The contribution may be paid on a pro rata
basis where the subdivision is to be staged.
8. The applicant is to seek a private land valuation of as identified on the endorsed
plan. A copy of the valuation is to be submitted to Council before or at the time
of payment of the public open space contribution (see Condition 7).
9. A Final Survey Plan submitted for sealing by the Council is to show all easements
required for powerlines, sewerage, water, drainage purposes and legal access.
10. Any Lot shown as “Road” on the Final Survey Plan is to be transferred to
Council, with the associated costs being met by the Developer, at the
completion of the maintenance period described in Condition 17.
11. Construction of civil engineering work associated with the Development is to
comply with the requirements of Council’s Policy PR003 – Standard
requirements for the construction of new infrastructure.
12. Relevant engineering plans, specifications, calculations and computations are to
be prepared by or be certified by a Chartered Professional Engineer and
submitted to the Executive Manager Engineering Services for approval. No
work is to commence until a Construction Certificate has been issued by the
Executive Manager Engineering Services. Hold points for Council approvals will
be required prior to:
Waratah-Wynyard Council – Minutes Ordinary Meeting – 19 November 2012 – Page 127