Application fees for multiple activities or premises
2D Application fees for multiple activities or premises
Subject to subregulation (3), if an application for an environmental protection approval or licence relates to more than one activity that is specified in Schedule 2 to the Act, the fee for the application is the sum of each of the fees specified in regulation 2B or 2C for an activity to which the application relates.
Subject to subregulation (3), if an application for an environmental protection approval or licence relates to an activity that is specified in Schedule 2 to the Act that is undertaken, or is to be undertaken, at more than one premises, the fee for the application is the fee specified in regulation 2B or 2C in relation to the activity, multiplied by the number of those premises.
If the NT EPA determines that it is unreasonable for subregulation (1) or (2) to apply in relation to an application because:
although the operation to be conducted under the approval or licence consists of more than one of the activities specified in
Schedule 2 to the Act, the activities form part of a single operation; or
the activities form part of a single operation but are to be conducted at more than one premises,
the NT EPA may determine that only one fee for the application is payable for all the activities or all of the premises, or both.
The application fee determined under subregulation (3) is to be the highest fee payable under regulation 2B or 2C, as the case may be, for an activity to which the application relates.
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