Planning Act 1999

Subject to this Part, an exceptional development permit remains in force during the base period of the permit and any extension of the base period under this section or section 42B.

An exceptional development permit does not lapse at the end of the base period but is automatically extended for another 2 years from the date on which it would otherwise lapse if:

works are substantially commenced in accordance with the permit within the base period; and

a consent is conditional on the carrying out of the works.

An exceptional development permit that relates to a plan of

subdivision or consolidation does not lapse if, within the base period of the permit or any extension of that period under this section or section 42B, the plan of survey is approved under section 49(3) of the Licensed Surveyors Act 1983.

Subject to this Part, an exceptional development permit does not lapse if:

a development under the permit includes or consists of the establishment of, or a change in, a use; and

the use has commenced in accordance with the permit within the base period of the permit or any extension of that period under this section or section 42B.