Tasmanian Consolidated Acts

LAND USE PLANNING AND APPROVALS ACT 1993 - SECT 43K

      (1) The owner of land, or a person with the consent of the owner, may request the planning authority in writing to amend a permit referred to in section 43H which applies to that land.

      (2) The planning authority may amend the permit if it is satisfied that the amendment –

(a) does not change the effect of any decision of the Commission under section 43H; and

(b) will not cause an increase in detriment to any person; and

(c) does not change the use or development for which the permit was issued other than a minor change to the description of the use or development.

      (3) If the planning authority amends a permit referred to in section 43H, it must, by notice in writing served on –

(a) the person who requested the permit to be amended; and

(b) if that person is not the owner of the land, the owner; and

(c) the owner or occupier of any property which adjoins the land; and

(d) any person who made a representation under section 43F(5) in relation to the application for the permit –

      (4) If the planning authority amends a permit referred to in section 43H containing a condition or restriction which the Board of the Environment Protection Authority has required under section 25(5) of the Environmental Management and Pollution Control Act 1994, the planning authority must, by notice in writing served on the Board, notify it of the amendments made to the permit.

      (5) If the planning authority amends a permit in respect of which the Commission has modified, deleted or added conditions or restrictions under section 43H(1)(b)(ii), the planning authority must, by notice in writing served on the Commission, notify it of the amendments made to the permit.