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reg 1Short title reg 2Commencement reg 3Definitions reg 4Regions—Act, sch 2 reg 5Purpose and application of subdivision reg 6Zones that may be adopted reg 7Use terms that may be adopted reg 8Administrative terms reg 9Application of subdivision reg 9ALocal planning instruments that include land in high technology industry zone reg 9BLocal planning instruments using particular use terms reg 10Minister’s guidelines and rules—Act, s 17 reg 11Making superseded planning scheme request—Act, s 29 reg 12Deciding superseded planning scheme request—Act, s 29 reg 13Infrastructure—Act, s 35 reg 14Guidelines for environmental assessment and consultation—Act, s 36 reg 15Designation process rules—Act, s 37 reg 16Development local categorising instrument is prohibited from stating is assessable development—Act, s 43 reg 17Assessment benchmarks that local categorising instruments may not be inconsistent with—Act, s 43 reg 17AMaterial change of use for home-based business if assessable development reg 17B reg 18Accepted development—Act, s 44 reg 19Prohibited development—Act, s 44 reg 20Assessable development—Act, ss 44 and 45 reg 20AWhen particular development for rural workers’ initiative is not assessable development reg 20BCategory of assessment for development for particular infrastructure under Corrective Services Act 2006 reg 20CTemporary accepted development declaration—Act, s 46A reg 21Assessment manager for development applications—Act, s 48 reg 22Referral agency’s assessment generally—Act, ss 54, 55 and 56 reg 23Changes to referral agency’s assessment for particular development at Port of Brisbane reg 24When no response by referral agency is taken to be direction to refuse—Act, s 58 reg 25Application of subdivision reg 26Assessment benchmarks generally—Act, s 45 reg 27Matters code assessment must have regard to generally—Act, s 45 reg 28Code assessment for particular development applications reg 29Application of subdivision reg 30Assessment benchmarks generally—Act, s 45 reg 31Matters impact assessment must have regard to generally—Act, s 45 reg 32Assessing variation requests—Act, s 61 reg 33Required fee for development applications—Act, s 51 reg 34Required fee for referral agency’s assessment—Act, s 54 reg 35Fee for operational work for clearing native vegetation reg 36Fee for operational work that is waterway barrier works reg 36AFee for assessable development under sch 10, pt 16 reg 37Fee for fast-track development reg 38Required fee for registered non-profit organisations and government-funded community development reg 39Required fee for particular change applications and extension applications—Act, ss 79 and 86 reg 40When required fee may be waived—Act, s 109 reg 41Deciding whether development is consistent with future planning intent reg 41ADeciding whether development is required to be outside SEQ urban footprint reg 41BDeciding whether there is an overriding need in the public interest for development reg 42Who decision notice must be given to—Act, ss 63 and 76 reg 43Requirements for decision notice—Act, s 63 reg 43ADevelopment condition relating to provision of affordable housing component—Act, s 65A reg 43BCriteria for application proposing affordable housing component—Act, s 65A reg 43CCriteria for affordable housing component—Act, s 65A reg 44Development assessment rules—Act, ss 68 and 69 reg 45Purpose of part reg 46Content of proposed call in notice reg 47When proposed call in notice must be given reg 48Effect of proposed call in notice on process for assessing and deciding application reg 49Effect of proposed call in notice on appeal period reg 50Representation period reg 51Notice of decision not to call in application reg 51ACriteria for declaring application for State facilitated development—Act, s 106D reg 51BPurpose of division reg 51CEffect of notice of proposed declaration on process for assessing and deciding application reg 51DEffect of notice of proposed declaration on appeal period reg 51ENotice of decision not to make declaration reg 51FDevelopment requiring social impact assessment—Act, s 106T reg 51GPurpose and application of division—Act, s 106U reg 51HPre-existing applications—generally reg 51IPre-existing applications subject to Ministerial call in or direction reg 51IAProcess for administering pre-existing applications relating to battery storage facilities—Act, s 106U reg 51JRequirements for social impact assessment reports—Act, s 106W reg 51KPublic sector entities for community benefit agreements—Act, s 106Z reg 51LProcedures for giving notices—Act, s 106ZE reg 51MMatters to be considered in making particular decisions—Act, s 106ZE reg 52Adopted charges—Act, s 112 reg 53Infrastructure guidelines—Act, ss 116 and 117 reg 54Qualifications and experience for referees—Act, s 233 reg 55Tribunal chairperson—Act, s 237 reg 56Required fees for tribunal proceedings—Act, s 237 reg 57 reg 58Application and purpose of division reg 59Requirements for application for registration or renewal reg 60 reg 61Minister may request extra information reg 62Assessing application for registration or renewal reg 63Content of notices about registration or renewal reg 64 reg 65Notice of proposed amendment—Act, s 275 reg 66Notice of proposed cancellation—Act, s 275 reg 67Requirements for notices about amending or cancelling registration—Act, s 275 reg 67AApplication and purpose of division reg 67BRequirements for application to amend registration to include additional land in affected area reg 67CMinister may request extra information reg 67DAssessing application to amend registration to include additional land reg 67EContent of notices about amendment to include additional land reg 67FRequirements for notices—Act, s 268C reg 68Development applications that are not affected area development applications reg 68AApplications for temporary use licences—Act, s 275H reg 68AAApplications to extend temporary use licences—Act, s 275LB reg 68ABApplications to amend temporary use licences—Act, s 275LG reg 68BPurpose of part reg 68CDefinitions for part reg 68DLocal governments may adopt economic support instruments reg 68EPublication of economic support instruments reg 68FPeriod of economic support instruments reg 68GRevoking economic support instruments reg 68HApplication of division reg 68IParticular development requires code assessment instead of impact assessment reg 69Approving plans of subdivision—Act, s 284 reg 70Public access to certain documents—Act, s 264 reg 71Planning and development certificates—Act, s 265 reg 72Priority infrastructure areas—Act, s 304 reg 72ARounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units reg 73Existing development applications reg 74Continuation of existing economic support instruments reg 75Further continuation of existing economic support instruments reg 76Reference to affordable housing in local planning instrument reg 77Definitions for division reg 78Reference to build to rent administrative term in local planning instrument reg 79Application of particular provisions reg 80Existing development applications reg 83Definition for division reg 84Particular former provisions continue in force for local government planning schemes reg 1 Part 2 — Other infrastructure Schedule 6 — Development local categorising instrument is prohibited from stating is assessable development Schedule 7 — Accepted development Schedule 7A — Temporary accepted development Schedule 10 — Development assessment Schedule 11 — Assessment benchmarks in relation to koala habitat in SEQ region Schedule 12 — Particular reconfiguring a lot requiring code assessment Schedule 12A — Assessment benchmarks for particular reconfiguring a lot Schedule 13 — Requirements for cropping involving forestry for wood production Schedule 14 — Requirements for high impact earthworks in a wetland protection area Schedule 19 — Special fire services and matters for referral agency’s assessment Schedule 22 — Publicly accessible documents reg 1Documents local government must keep available for inspection and purchase reg 2Documents local government must keep available for inspection only reg 3Documents local government must or may publish on website reg 3AAdditional documents local government with LGIP must publish on website reg 3BAdditional document local government with LGIP must keep available for inspection and purchase reg 4Application of part reg 5Documents assessment manager must keep available for inspection and purchase reg 6Documents assessment manager must keep available for inspection only reg 7Documents assessment manager must or may publish on website Part 3 — Referral agencies Schedule 23 — Content of planning and development certificates Schedule 1 — Regions Schedule 2 — Zones for local planning instruments Schedule 3 — Use terms for local planning instruments Schedule 4 — Administrative terms for local planning instruments Schedule 5 — Infrastructure Schedule 8 — Assessment manager for development applications Schedule 15 — Required fee for particular change applications and extension applications Schedule 9 — Building work under Building Act Schedule 16 — Prescribed amounts Schedule 17 — Tribunal fees Schedule 20 — Development impacting on State transport infrastructure and thresholds Schedule 18 — Approving plans of subdivision Schedule 21 — Exempt clearing work Schedule 23A — Spit building height control and master plan areas Schedule 23B — Prescribed water storage infrastructure Schedule 24 — Dictionary

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