Additional documents local government with LGIP must publish on website
3A Additional documents local government with LGIP must publish on website
This section applies in relation to a local government if its planning scheme includes an LGIP.
The local government must publish on its website a register that—
includes the information that, immediately before 1 January 2020, the local government was required to keep available as part of its infrastructure charges register under section 1(1)(y), other than infrastructure charges information; and
is updated at least monthly to include any information the local government is required to keep available as part of its infrastructure charges register under section 1(1)(y), other than infrastructure charges information; and
is updated at least annually, before 1 December each year, to include the infrastructure charges information the local government is required to keep available as part of its infrastructure charges register under section 1(1)(y); and
can be electronically searched by a person for information in the register about a levied charge and the trunk infrastructure to which the charge relates; and
enables a person to download the results of an electronic search; and
states the day the information in the register was last updated.
Subsection (4) applies if—
the estimated infrastructure charges to be levied by the local government in a financial year, stated in the local government’s annual budget or annual report for the financial year, is $20M or more; or
the local government’s forecast of future spending on trunk infrastructure for a financial year, stated in the local government’s annual budget for the financial year, is $20M or more.
As soon as practicable after the end of each quarter in the financial year, the local government must include in its register under subsection (2) trunk infrastructure information about trunk infrastructure provided during the quarter—
by the local government; or
under an infrastructure agreement or condition of a development approval.
If subsection (4) does not apply, the local government must, when it publishes its annual report for a financial year on its website under the City of Brisbane Regulation 2012 or the Local Government Regulation 2012, include in its register under subsection (2) trunk infrastructure information about trunk infrastructure provided during the previous financial year—
by the local government; or
under an infrastructure agreement or condition of a development approval.
In this section—
quarter, for a financial year, means a period of 3 months starting on 1 January, 1 April, 1 July or 1 October.
sch 22 s 3A ins 2019 SL No. 196 s 8
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