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Civic Improvement Plan - Wollongong City Council - NSW Government

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TASKFORCE(b) the costs of any repairs to any buildingor works on the land that are to be retainedin connection with the development,(c) the costs associated with marketing orfinancing the development (including intereston any loans),(d) the costs associated with legal work carriedout or to be carried out in connection withthe development,(e) project management costs associatedwith the development,(f) the cost of building insurance in respectof the development,(g) the costs of fittings and furnishings,including any refitting or refurbishing,associated with the development(except where the development involvesan enlargement, expansion or intensificationof a current use of land),(h) the costs of commercial stock inventory,(i) any taxes, levies or charges (other thanGST) paid or payable in connection with thedevelopment by or under any law.”An application for a development applicationor a complying development certificate is tobe accompanied by a report, prepared at theapplicant’s cost in accordance with this clause,setting out an estimate of the proposed cost ofcarrying out the development for the purposesof clause 25J of the Regulation.The following types of report are required:• Where the estimate of the proposed costof carrying out the development is lessthan $1,000,000 a cost summary report inaccordance with Schedule 1;• Where the estimate of the proposed cost ofcarrying out the development is $1,000,000or more a detailed cost report in accordancewith Schedule 2.6. How and when will the levy be paid?The requirement for development to contributea levy towards the cost of special city projectswill be imposed as a condition of developmentconsent under Section 94A of the EP&A Act.The Section 94A levy is payable to <strong>Council</strong> priorto the issue of any occupation certificate fornew development.At the time of payment, the Levy will be indexedquarterly in accordance with movements in theConsumer Price Index (All Groups Index) forSydney issued by the Australian Statistician.7. Will <strong>Council</strong> accept alternatives to a levy?The <strong>Council</strong> may at its discretion accept thededication of land or provision of a material publicbenefit or works-in-kind in part or full satisfactionof a Section 94A levy under this plan.As a general rule, only land or works directlyassociated with the special city projects maybe considered as a material public benefitor work-in-kind in satisfaction of the specialcontributions levy.If <strong>Council</strong> agrees to an alternative to thelevy, it will either require the alternative asa condition of consent, or accept it underthe terms of a voluntary planning agreement.8. How will the Section 94A fundsbe administered<strong>Wollongong</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong> is to administermonies obtained from the Section 94A levy andmake decisions on the funding and provision ofthe special city projects in accordance with theEnvironmental <strong>Plan</strong>ning and Assessment Act1979 and Regulation 2000.The funds collected under this plan will bepooled for the special city projects and prioritiesfor spending are in the order of the scheduleof works. The priority order of works will bereviewed on an annual basis as part of thereview of this <strong>Plan</strong> and <strong>Council</strong>’s Corporate <strong>Plan</strong>Section B – Expected developmentand demand for public facilitiesThis plan is based on the growth anddevelopment projected for the <strong>Wollongong</strong> <strong>City</strong>Centre in the Illawarra Regional Strategy and<strong>Wollongong</strong> <strong>City</strong> Centre <strong>Plan</strong>. In particular, thisincludes the total developable floor space allowedunder the <strong>Wollongong</strong> <strong>City</strong> Centre LEP and DCP.The special city centre projects are identifiedin this <strong>Wollongong</strong> <strong>City</strong> Centre <strong>Plan</strong> – <strong>Civic</strong><strong>Improvement</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> as needed to supportgrowth and development in the city centre.Schedule 1 – Works scheduleItemCost EstimateCrown Street Upgrade $12,000,000<strong>City</strong> Beach Waterfront <strong>Improvement</strong>s $11,000,000<strong>Civic</strong> Precinct Revitalisation $21,000,000MacCabe Park Landscape <strong>Improvement</strong>s $12,000,000Bus Transport Initiatives $20,000,000Traffi c Management Works $ 2,000,000<strong>City</strong> Centre Car Park $ 8,000,000Total $86,000,000WOLLONGONG CITY CENTRE CIP 200741

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