Approval of infrastructure coordination plan
57D Approval of infrastructure coordination plan
An infrastructure coordination plan made under section 57C takes effect when the plan is approved by regulation.
The Minister may recommend to the Governor in Council the making of a regulation under subsection (1) only if satisfied the infrastructure coordination plan provides for infrastructure required by, or associated with, each resources project identified in the plan to be provided in a coordinated and efficient way.
The Coordinator-General must give notice of the approval to the following persons—
each party to the plan;
each decision maker for a relevant planning application that has been referred to the Coordinator-General under section 58A;
each applicant for a relevant planning application mentioned in paragraph (b).
The notice must state—
that the infrastructure coordination plan has been approved under this section and is in effect; and
that the Minister will decide how relevant planning applications mentioned in subsection (3)(b) will be managed under division 4, subdivision 2.
The Coordinator-General must keep a copy of the infrastructure coordination plan on the department’s website.
If the Minister decides, under subsection (2), not to recommend to the Governor in Council the making of a regulation under subsection (1), the Coordinator-General must give notice of the Minister’s decision to the persons mentioned in subsection (3)(a) to (c).
Notes—
1 A decision of the Minister mentioned in subsection (6) ends the pre-plan period for a development investigation. Division 4, subdivision 1 stops applying on the day the Minister makes the decision (see section 58).
2 See also sections 58F and 58G in relation to the return of a relevant planning application to the decision maker for the application on the making of a decision of the Minister mentioned in subsection (6).
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