Newspaper notice about concurrent application
30F Newspaper notice about concurrent application
The Minister must publish in a newspaper circulating in the
Territory, or in the area where the land to which the concurrent application relates (the land) is situated, a notice containing the following information:
a concurrent application is to be placed on exhibition;
each place where a notice of the details of the application is to be placed on exhibition;
the application is to be placed on exhibition for the exhibition period specified in the notice;
written submissions about the application may be made to the consent authority within the exhibition period;
a brief summary of the amendment proposal and development proposal, which must include the following (as applicable);
the lot number, Section number or Portion number of the land;
the street address of the land;
the current zone of the land or a statement that no zone is currently specified for the land;
the zone proposed for the land.
Note for subsection (1)
Section 139A provides for electronic publication of a document.
During the exhibition period, the Minister must publish the notice a second time.
The exhibition period for a concurrent application is:
28 days starting on the day the notice about the application is first published; or
if the Minister considers a longer period is required –
the period determined by the Minister.
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