Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts

HERITAGE ACT 2004 - SECT 60

    (1)     This section applies if the council is satisfied, on reasonable grounds, that a development would affect the heritage significance of—

        (a)     a registered place or object; or

        (b)     a place or object nominated for provisional registration.

    (2)     The council may give the planning and land authority written advice in accordance with section 61 about its decision.

Note 1     If the planning and land authority refers a development application to the council under the Planning and Development Act 2007 , s 148, the council must, not later than 15 working days after being given the application, give the planning and land authority its advice in relation to the development application (see Planning and Development Act 2007 , s 149).

Note 2     The council may apply to the ACAT for review of the planning and land authority's decision to approve a development application if the council—

        (a)     made a representation about the proposal under the Planning and Development Act 2007 , s 156; and

        (b)     is an eligible entity under that Act, ch 13 (Review of decisions) (see Planning and Development Act 2007 , s 408 and s 419, and sch 1, item 4 and item 6).