A Planning and Environment Court judge does not err in law by leaving the determination of aviation exclusion zone limits to aviation authorities where experts agree that is the appropriate course. References to a site's planning history as extractive industry resource are legitimate planning context and do not constitute a predetermined starting position in favour of approval. A judge may defer resolution of haul route upgrade costs to the conditions stage of a development approval.
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