Planning Act 1999

A concurrent application must be:

made in the approved form to the Minister; and

accompanied by the prescribed fee.

The concurrent application may be made by electronic transmission in a way that is acceptable to the Minister but will not be considered by the Minister until the prescribed fee is paid.

The concurrent application must:

specify the details of the amendment proposal and development proposal; and

specify why a concurrent application is required for the development proposed to be carried out on the land to which the application relates (the land); and

include an assessment demonstrating how the development proposal will comply with the planning scheme that applies to the land if the scheme is amended as specified in the amendment proposal; and

include all of the information required by subsection (4) and the approved form.

The concurrent application must contain the following information (as applicable) in relation to each of the proposals comprised in the application:

an assessment demonstrating how the proposal will comply with any interim development control order applying to the land;

a statement specifying:

whether the proposal is required to be referred to the NT EPA under Part 4, Division 3 of the Environment Protection Act 2019;

and

whether the proposal has been referred to the NT EPA under Part

4, Division 3 of the Environment Protection Act 2019;

an assessment of the proposed amendment with respect to the matters to be considered by the Minister under section 30D(4A);

a description of the physical characteristics of the land and a detailed assessment demonstrating:

the land's suitability for the purpose of the proposal; and

the effect of the proposal on the land and other land;

a statement specifying:

the public facilities or public open space available in the area in which the land is situated; and

whether land for public facilities or public open space is to be provided by the applicant; and

whether it is proposed that facilities or open space be developed by the applicant;

a statement specifying:

the public utilities or infrastructure provided in the area in which the land is situated; and

any requirement for public facilities and services to be connected to the land; and

whether public utilities or infrastructure are to be provided by the applicant; and

whether land is to be provided by the applicant for the provision of public utilities or infrastructure;

an assessment of the potential impact on the existing and future amenity of the area in which the land is situated;

an assessment of the benefit or detriment to the public interest of the proposal;

if the proposal relates to a subdivision or consolidation of land in a Restricted Water Extraction Area – the information required by section 14C(1) of the Water Act 1992;

if the proposal relates to a subdivision of land on which a building is situated – a report from a building certifier, as defined in section 4 of the Building Act 1993, as to whether the building will cease to comply with the Building Act

1993 if the subdivision were to proceed;

for the development of land proposed to be the scheme land of a proposed or existing scheme, or the development of existing scheme land – a plan in the approved form specifying:

information about any building that is, or will be, situated on the scheme land (including, for example, information about the structural integrity and fire safety of the building); and

if any part of the development is subject to changes that are allowed by regulation – details about that part as required by regulation; and

any other information prescribed by regulation about the development.