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s 81A

Approval of final master plan—Sydney West Airport

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Part 5Land use, planning and building controls
Division 3Airport master plans

81A Approval of final master plan—Sydney West Airport

(1)

If:

(a)

an airport‑lessee company gives the Minister, in writing, a draft master plan for Sydney West Airport; and

(b)

an airport plan for the airport is in force;

the Minister may refuse to approve the draft master plan if the Minister is satisfied that the draft master plan is inconsistent with the airport plan.

(2)

If:

(a)

before the Sydney West Airport completion day, the airport‑lessee company for Sydney West Airport gives the Minister, in writing, a draft master plan for Sydney West Airport; and

(b)

an airport plan for the airport is in force; and

(c)

the draft master plan is accompanied by an application to vary the airport plan; and

(d)

the Minister is satisfied that, if:

(i)

the airport plan were to be so varied; and

(ii)

the draft master plan were to be approved;

the draft master plan as so approved would be consistent with the airport plan;

the Minister may approve the draft master plan even if it is inconsistent with the airport plan.

(3)

If:

(a)

on or after the Sydney West Airport completion day, the airport‑lessee company for Sydney West Airport gives the Minister, in writing, a draft master plan for Sydney West Airport; and

(b)

an airport plan for the airport is in force;

the Minister may approve the draft master plan even if it is inconsistent with Part 3 of the airport plan.

(4)

For the purposes of subsection (1), if a draft master plan is not expressed to replace a final master plan, then, in determining whether the draft master plan is inconsistent with the airport plan, disregard section 96E.

(5)

This section does not, by implication, limit the powers conferred on the Minister by section 81.

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