Plans and specifications of premises: requirements
66 Plans and specifications of premises: requirements
An application for —
the grant of a licence, other than an occasional licence; or
the removal of a licence; or
approval of a proposed alteration to, or redefinition of, licensed premises,
must be accompanied, unless the Director otherwise approves, by plans of the premises to which the application relates.
An applicant may, at any time before the application is determined, submit for the approval of the Director a modification of or substitution for any plan previously lodged.
An applicant for an occasional licence or extended trading permit must, if the Director so requires, submit plans of any premises on which the sale or consumption of liquor is sought to be authorised.
Subject to section 62, plans submitted under this section must comply with such requirements as may be prescribed, and the Director may require that further or other plans be submitted for consideration.
Specifications complying with such requirements as may be prescribed shall be submitted with the plans to which they relate, unless the Director otherwise agrees or directs, and the Director may require that further or other specifications be submitted.
If, at any time, the Director is of the opinion that any plans or specifications submitted under this section are no longer accurate or adequate, the Director may require that further information or plans be provided.
[Section 66 amended: No. 12 of 1998 s. 46; No. 20 of 2025 s. 124(1).]
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