Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The council must make a decision on a heritage recommendation for an application within the later of the following periods to end--
(a) 60 business days after receiving the recommendation;
(b) if the council and the owner of the place the subject of the recommendation agree, under section 52, to extend the day for making the decision--100 business days after receiving the recommendation.
(2) In making the decision, the council--
(a) must have regard to all of the following--
(i) the application to which the heritage recommendation relates;
(ii) the heritage submissions for the application;
(iii) the written representations made under section 43 or 48 about the place the subject of the application;
(iv) if the council allows a person or entity to make oral representations about the recommendation--the representations; and
(b) may have regard to other information the council considers relevant to the application.
(3) Without limiting subsection (2)(b), the council may, in making the decision, have regard to whether the physical condition or structural integrity of the place may prevent its cultural heritage significance being preserved.