Decision on Clearing Permit Sample Clauses

Decision on Clearing Permit. ‌ The DMP will: • Have regard to the clearing principles, planning instruments and other relevant matters in making a decision to the extent that they are relevant to the application. • The delegate may not make a decision to grant a permit that: o Is inconsistent with an approved environmental protection policy under s.31(d); or o Is seriously at variance with the principles. • Refer any decision where the DMP recommends granting of a clearing permit application that is seriously at variance with the clearing principles to the CEO, together with a statement of the good reason why the permit should be granted in accordance with S.51O(3)1. • Give written notice to the application of a decision to refuse or grant a clearing permit as required under S.51E(5) and (6). • Advertise and clearing permits granted or refused in a weekly advertisement in The West Australian newspaper. The advertisement will be consistent with that of DEC. • Ensure that details of the clearing permit as required under regulation 8(1)(b) are maintained in the Clearing Permit System Database and DEC’s FTP site, available through DEC’s website. 1 Reasons for any decision of the CEO that is seriously at variance with the clearing principles will be published in these media as required under s.51O(3) and 51Q.
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Decision on Clearing Permit. DMIRS will: • Have regard to the clearing principles, planning instruments and other relevant matters in making a decision to the extent that they are relevant to the application; not make a decision to grant a permit that: is inconsistent with an environmental protection policy that is approved under s.31(d) of the EP Act; or is seriously at variance with the principles. • Refer to the CEO any proposed decision where DMIRS recommends granting a clearing permit for an application that is seriously at variance with the clearing principles, with a statement of the good reason why the permit should be granted by the CEO in accordance with s.51O(3) of the EP Act; • Refer to the CEO any decision to amend a permit if the amendment will cause it to be seriously at variance with the clearing principles; • Give written notice to the applicant of a decision to refuse or grant a clearing permit as required under s.51E(5) and s.51E(6); • Advertise clearing permits granted or refused on a regular basis, as required by s.51Q of the EP Act and r.8 of the Clearing Regulations, on DMIRS’ website; • Ensure that details of clearing permits, as required under r.8(1)(b) of the Clearing Regulations, are maintained in the clearing permit system database and are publicly available through a website nominated and maintained by DWER; and • Ensure that granted permits that contain environmental offset conditions are placed on the publicly available Government of Western Australia Environmental Offsets Register.
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