Particular building work that increases gross floor area of an existing building
1A Particular building work that increases gross floor area of an existing building
Building work, other than minor building work, that increases the gross floor area of an existing building on premises if—
an economic support instrument applying this section is in effect for the local government area in which the premises are located; and
the building work is substantially started during the period the economic support instrument is in effect; and
the building work increases the gross floor area of the existing building by no more than the lesser of the following—
100m2;
10% of the gross floor area of the existing building; and
under a local planning instrument applying to the premises, the premises are included in a zone mentioned in table 1, column 1; and
the building work is carried out in relation to the existing use of the premises; and
the existing use is stated in table 1, column 2 opposite the zone applying to the premises; and
the economic support instrument states that the existing use is identified for the zone applying to the premises; and
the building work does not involve operational works for vegetation clearing; and
the building work is not carried out on, or on premises adjoining, a Queensland heritage place or local heritage place; and
the building work complies with any assessment benchmarks in the local planning instrument about the distance a building or structure on the premises must be from a boundary that are stated in the economic support instrument; and
the building work does not reduce the number of car parking spaces, or the total area of landscaping, on the premises; and
no other building work to increase the gross floor area of the existing building, other than building work carried out under a development approval given before the economic support instrument took effect, has been carried out during the period the economic support instrument is in effect.
In this section, a reference to a zone using a particular name is taken to be a reference to—
the zone of that name stated in schedule 2; or
a zone, other than a zone stated in schedule 2, that is of a substantially similar type to the zone of that name stated in schedule 2.
| Table 1 | |
|---|---|
| Column 1 Zone | Column 2 Existing use |
| 1 Neighbourhood centre zone or local centre zone | 1 Food and drink outlet 2 Health care service 3 Office 4 Shop 5 Veterinary service |
| 2 Centre zone, district centre zone, major centre zone or principal centre zone | 1 Bar 2 Food and drink outlet 3 Garden centre 4 Health care service 5 Indoor sport and recreation 6 Market 7 Office 8 Service industry 9 Shop 10 Veterinary service |
| 3 Mixed use zone | 1 Bar 2 Food and drink outlet 3 Garden centre 4 Health care service 5 Home-based business 6 Indoor sport and recreation 7 Market 8 Office 9 Service industry 10 Shop 11 Veterinary service |
| 4 Industry zone, low impact industry zone or medium impact industry zone | 1 Bulk landscape supplies 2 Car wash 3 Hardware and trade supplies 4 Low impact industry 5 Research and technology industry 6 Service industry 7 Transport depot 8 Veterinary service 9 Warehouse |
| 5 Research and technology industry zone | 1 Low impact industry 2 Research and technology industry |
| 6 Rural zone | 1 Agricultural supplies store 2 Intensive horticulture 3 Nature-based tourism 4 Rural industry 5 Wholesale nursery 6 Winery |
| 7 Tourism zone, major tourism zone or minor tourism zone | 1 Nature-based tourism 2 Sales office 3 Shop 4 Tourist attraction 5 Tourist park |
| 8 Township zone | 1 Agricultural supplies store 2 Bar 3 Garden centre 4 Hardware and trade supplies 5 Roadside stall 6 Transport depot 7 Veterinary service 8 Wholesale nursery 9 Winery |
| 9 Waterfront and marine industry zone | 1 Low impact industry 2 Marine industry 3 Warehouse |
sch 6 s 1A ins 2020 SL No. 197 s 15
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