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DEVELOPMENT ACT 1993 - SECT 29

29—Certain amendments may be made without formal procedures

        (1)         The Minister may, by notice in the Gazette, amend a Development Plan in accordance with any plan, policy, standard, report, document or code which—

            (a)         is prepared, adopted or applied under any other Act; and

            (b)         falls within a class prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this provision.

        (2)         The Minister may, by notice in the Gazette, amend a Development Plan

            (a)         in order to make a change of form (without altering the effect of an underlying policy reflected in the Development Plan); or

            (b)         in order to take action which, in the opinion of the Minister, is—

                  (i)         addressing or removing irrelevant material or a duplication or inconsistency (without altering the effect of an underlying policy reflected in the Development Plan); or

                  (ii)         correcting an error; or

            (c)         in order to provide consistency between the Development Plan and any provision made by the regulations (including to provide information in the Development Plan that relates to the content or effect of any regulation).

        (3)         The Minister may, by notice in the Gazette, amend a Development Plan

            (a)         in order to include a State heritage place in the plan; or

            (ab)         in order to designate a place (or part of a place) that is (or has been) a State heritage place as a place of local heritage value (on the basis of a recommendation of the South Australian Heritage Council under the Heritage Places Act 1993 ); or

            (ac)         in order to designate a place (or part of a place) that is a place of local heritage value as a State heritage place (on the basis of action taken by the South Australian Heritage Council under the Heritage Places Act 1993 ); or

            (b)         in order to remove a place that is no longer a State heritage place from the plan; or

            (c)         in order to remove from the plan—

                  (i)         a State heritage place or a local heritage place (as listed on the plan); or

                  (ii)         any other place listed on the plan (if relevant to local heritage),

where the building or other item that gave rise to the relevant listing has been demolished, destroyed or removed.

        (4)         An amendment under this section takes effect as from a time stated in the notice of amendment.

        (5)         The Minister may, by notice in the Gazette, amalgamate 2 or more Development Plans, and then make such consequential amendments as the Minister thinks fit to those Development Plans, so long as the Minister does not, in acting under this subsection, alter the effect of an underlying policy reflected in the Development Plans.

Subdivision 3—Strategic Directions Reports



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