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ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT ACT 1979 - SECT 85
What is a “complying development certificate”?
85 What is a “complying development certificate”?
(1) Terms of complying development certificate A
complying development certificate is a certificate: (a) that states that
particular proposed development is complying development and (if carried out
as specified in the certificate) will comply with all development standards
applicable to the development and with other requirements prescribed by the
regulations concerning the issue of a complying development certificate, and
(b) in the case of development involving the erection of a building, that
identifies the classification of the building in accordance with the
Building Code of Australia .
(2) A complying development certificate may
indicate different classifications for different parts of the same building.
Note: To the extent to which it deals with the classification of a proposed
building, a complying development certificate under this Division replaces the
statement of classification formerly issued under the regulations under the
Local Government Act 1993 .
(3) Erection of buildings A
complying development certificate that enables the erection of a building is
sufficient to authorise the use of the building when erected for the purpose
for which it was erected if that purpose is specified in the application for
the complying development certificate, subject to section 109M. Note: Section
109M prohibits the occupation or use of a new building unless an
occupation certificate has been issued for the building.
(4)
Subdivision of land A complying development certificate that enables the
subdivision of land may authorise the carrying out of any physical activity
in, on, under or over land in connection with the subdivision, including the
construction of roads and stormwater drainage systems. Note: A
plan of subdivision cannot be registered under the Conveyancing Act 1919
unless a subdivision certificate has been issued for the subdivision.
(5)
Other requirements for complying development certificates The regulations: (a)
may impose other requirements concerning the issue of
complying development certificates, and
(b) may provide for the form in which
a complying development certificate is to be issued.
(5A) A
complying development certificate has no effect to the extent that it requires
a compliance certificate to be obtained in respect of any development.
(6)
For the purposes of this section,
"development standard" includes a provision of a development control plan that
would be a development standard, within the meaning of section 4, if the
provision were in an environmental planning instrument.
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