Assessment of Merits of Planning Agreement Sample Clauses

Assessment of Merits of Planning Agreement. The Planning Purpose of the Planning Agreement In accordance with section 7.4(2) of the Act, the Planning Agreement has the following public purpose:
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Assessment of Merits of Planning Agreement. The Public Purpose of the Planning Agreement In accordance with section 7.4(2) of the Act, the Planning Agreement has the following public purposes: • the provision of (or the recoupment of the cost of providing) public amenities or public services; • the provision of (or the recoupment of the cost of providing) transport or other infrastructure relating to land. The Minister and the Developer have assessed the Planning Agreement and both hold the view that the provisions of the Planning Agreement provide a reasonable means of achieving the public purposes set out above. This is because it will ensure that the Developer makes appropriate contributions towards the provision of infrastructure, facilities and services referred to in clause 6.1 of the LEP. How the Planning Agreement Promotes the Public Interest The Planning Agreement promotes the public interest by ensuring that an appropriate contribution is made towards the provision of infrastructure, facilities and services to satisfy needs that arise from development of the Subject Land. The Developer offer to contribute towards the provision of State infrastructure will have a positive public impact on the public who will ultimately use the infrastructure and services. How the Planning Agreement Promotes the Objects of the Act The Planning Agreement promotes the objects of the Act by encouraging: • the promotion of the orderly and economic use and development of land; and • the promotion of good design and amenity of the built environment. The Planning Agreement promotes the objects of the Act set out above by facilitating development of the Subject Land in accordance with the Planning Agreement. Requirements relating to Construction, Occupation and Subdivision Certificates The Planning Agreement does not specify requirements that must be complied with prior to the issue of a construction certificate or an occupation certificate.
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Assessment of Merits of Planning Agreement. The Planning Purpose of the Planning Agreement In accordance with section 93F(2) of the Act, the Planning Agreement has the following public purpose:  The provision of public amenities or public services; and  The provision of transport infrastructure relating to the land. The Minister for Planning and Infrastructure and the Developer have assessed the Planning Agreement and hold the view that the provisions of the Planning Agreement provide a reasonable means of achieving the public purpose set out above. This is because the Development Contributions will assist the Government in providing infrastructure needed to accommodate future housing and growth in the region as anticipated by the Lower Hunter Regional Strategy. How the Planning Agreement Promotes the Public Interest The Planning Agreement promotes the public interest by committing the Developer to make contributions towards State infrastructure. How the Planning Agreement Promotes the Objects of the Act The Planning Agreement promotes the following objects of the Act:  The proper management and development of towns and villages for the purpose of promoting the social and economic welfare of the community.  The promotion and co-ordination of the orderly and economic use and development of land; and  The provision of land for public purposes. The Planning Agreement promotes the objects of the Act set out above by requiring the Developer to provide the items set out in this explanatory note under the heading "Summary of Objectives, Nature and Effect of the Planning Agreement" for the purposes of providing State transport infrastructure and education facilities. This purpose represents an important public benefit, and the Developer's offer to contribute towards this purpose will have a positive impact on the public who use the infrastructure and services to which these purposes relate. Whether the agreement species that certain requirements of the agreement must be complied with before a construction certificate, occupation certificate or subdivision certificate is issued The Planning Agreement requires the Developer to provide the Regional Road Contributions (calculated on a Net Developable Area basis) prior to the issue of a subdivision certificate for that part of the land subject of that subdivision certificate. Further, the transfer of the Education Contribution Land must be transferred or dedicated prior to the issue of a Subdivision Certificate in respect of that part of the Land comprising...
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Assessment of Merits of Planning Agreement. The Planning Purpose of the Planning Agreement In accordance with section 93F(2) of the Act, the Planning Agreement has the following public purpose: • the provision of (or the recoupment of the cost of providing) transport or other infrastructure relating to land The Minister and the Developer have assessed the Planning Agreement and both hold the view that the provisions of the Planning Agreement provide a reasonable means of achieving the public purpose set out above. This is because it will ensure that the Developer makes appropriate contributions towards the provision of infrastructure, facilities and services referred to in clause 6.1 of the LEP. How the Planning Agreement Promotes the Public Interest The Planning Agreement promotes the public interest by ensuring that an appropriate contribution is made towards the provision of infrastructure, facilities and services to satisfy needs that arise from development of the Subject Land. How the Planning Agreement Promotes the Objects of the Act The Planning Agreement promotes the objects of the Act by encouraging: • the promotion and co-ordination of the orderly and economic use and development of land. The Planning Agreement promotes the objects of the Act set out above by requiring the Developer to make a contribution towards the provision of infrastructure, facilities and services referred to in clause 6.1 of the LEP. The Developer’s offer to contribute towards the provision of State infrastructure will have a positive public impact as funds from the Developer will be available towards the provision of infrastructure, facilities and services referred to in clause 6.1 of the LEP.
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Assessment of Merits of Planning Agreement. (1) The Planning Purpose of the Planning Agreement The Planning Agreement will benefit the public by providing the framework for the efficient and equitable collection of Monetary Contributions towards the provision of a shared pathway along Pennant Hills Road, specifically between Gollan Avenue and Glencoe Avenue that is generated by the rezoning of the Land.
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Assessment of Merits of Planning Agreement. The Public Purpose of the Planning Agreement In accordance with section 7.4(2) of the Act, the Planning Agreement has the following public purpose: • the provision of (or the recoupment of the cost of providing) public amenities or public services. The Minister and the Developer have assessed the Planning Agreement and both hold the view that the provisions of the Planning Agreement provide a reasonable means of achieving the public purpose set out above. This is because it will ensure that the Developer makes appropriate contributions towards the provision of infrastructure, facilities and services referred to in clause 6.1 of the LEP. How the Planning Agreement Promotes the Public Interest The Planning Agreement promotes the public interest by ensuring that an appropriate contribution is made towards the provision of infrastructure, facilities and services to satisfy needs that arise from development of the Subject Land. The Developer’s offer to contribute towards the provision of State infrastructure will have a positive public impact on the public who will ultimately use the infrastructure and services. How the Planning Agreement Promotes the Objects of the Act The Planning Agreement promotes the objects of the Act by encouraging: • the promotion of the orderly and economic use and development of land; and • the promotion of good design and amenity of the built environment. The Planning Agreement promotes the objects of the Act set out above by facilitating development of the Subject Land in accordance with the Planning Agreement. Requirements relating to Construction, Occupation and Subdivision Certificates
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