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Local Government (Capalaba Central Shopping Centre Zoning)
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CAPALABA
CENTRAL SHOPPING CENTRE
ZONING) BILL 1994
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Clause 1 sets out the short title of the Act.
Clause 2 sets out definitions of the terms "Capalaba Central Shopping
Centre land", "consent", "Council", "major shopping development" and
"Redland Town Planning Scheme" to be used in the Act.
Clause 3 provides that the Capalaba Central Shopping Centre land is
taken to have been included in the Special Facilities Zone of the Redland
Town Planning Scheme since 20 February, 1988.
Provides that the land may be used for the purposes of:--
· a major shopping development (including shops, commercial
premises, health care institutions, refreshment establishments,
showrooms and recreation centres);
· a transport interchange;
· a purpose stated in a Deed mentioned in Section 5;
· any ancillary or incidental purpose;
· the coming from or the going to adjoining land.
Clause 4 provides that the Capalaba Central Shopping Centre land may,
with the Council's consent, be used for another purpose in conjunction with
the major shopping development provided that this is allied to and
compatible with the major shopping development or the other purposes
mentioned in Clause 3.
Clause 5 provides that the development of the Capalaba Central
Shopping Centre land for the purposes of a major shopping development
must be in accordance with Deeds which have already been entered into
between the developer and the Council or a subsequent deed approved by
regulation under Section 9.
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Local Government (Capalaba Central Shopping Centre Zoning)
Provides that the Council must keep copies of all deeds entered into
between the developer and the Council available for public inspection.
Clause 6 validates anything done under the Deeds on the Capalaba
Central Shopping Centre land since 20 February, 1988.
Clause 7 provides that anything which can now be lawfully done on the
Capalaba Central Shopping Centre land is not affected by the operations of
this Act.
Clause 8 provides that compensation is not payable by the State or the
Council because of the enactment or operation of this Act or anything done
to carry out or give effect to this Act.
Clause 9 provides that within six (6) months of the commencement of
this Act, the Governor in Council may make a regulation approving any
further Deeds between the development company and the Council.
Provides that the Minister must table any deed approved by regulation in
the Legislative Assembly.
Provides that this section expires six (6) months after the
commencement of this Act.
Clause 10 provides that nothing in this Act prevents the Capalaba Central
Shopping Centre land from being dealt with under the Local Government
(Planning and Environment) Act in the same way as any other land.
Clause 11 provides that a reference in this Act to Babtapp Pty. Ltd.
includes a reference to its successors and assigns.
Clause 12 provides that the effect of this Act continues after it expires in
one (1) year.
Clause 13 expires this Act one (1) year after its commencement.
Schedule describes the Capalaba Central Shopping Centre land to which
this Act applies.
© The State of Queensland 1994