A local authority's power to impose conditions on a combined rezoning and subdivision application does not extend to requiring modifications that exceed what could be approved under s 4.15 of the Local Government (Planning and Environment) Act 1990 (Qld). Conditions that result in a materially different proposal from that publicly notified are beyond power. Section 4.15(2) provides the test for materiality: a modification that is not of a minor nature or that would adversely affect a person to a degree causing them to object.
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