Description of the Subject Land Sample Clauses

Description of the Subject Land. The land to which this Planning Agreement applies is described as follows: ● Xxx 0 xx XX 00000; ● Xxx 0 xx XX 00000; and ● Xxx 0 xx XX 00000, known as 000-000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxx.
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Description of the Subject Land. The Planning Agreement applies to the land set out in Schedule 2 of the Planning Agreement (Subject Land).
Description of the Subject Land. The Planning Agreement applies to: • Lot 1 of Deposited Plan 835288 known as 0000 Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxx XXX (Subject Land).
Description of the Subject Land. The Planning Agreement applies to 000-000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx being Lot 102 in DP 1203640.
Description of the Subject Land. The Planning Agreement applies to all land known as 00 Xxxxxx Xx Xxxxxxxxxx and is formally described in Schedule 3 to the Planning Agreement (Land).
Description of the Subject Land. The land to which this Planning Agreement applies is described as follows: • Lot 2 in DP 363933; and • Lot 1 in DP 349961, known as 000 - 000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxx.
Description of the Subject Land. The land to which the Planning Agreement relates is set out in the table below. Lot B of Deposited Plan 410947 000-000 Xxxxxxx Xx, Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx The offer made by the Developer as set out in the Planning Agreement is largely based on the needs identified by: (1) Holroyd Local Environmental Plan 2013. (2) Draft Wentworthville Revitalisation Strategy 2016 The intent of the Planning Agreement is to ensure that a public benefit in the form of land dedication for a future public road is provided by the developer. The contributions to be provided by the Developer under the Planning Agreement are described in the table below. 1. The contributions as required by the Holroyd Section 94 Development Contributions Plan 2013. 2. The dedication of approximately 330m2 of land free-of-cost to Council, for the purpose of a future public road. 4.1 The planning purposes served by the Planning Agreement (1) the provision of public amenities and public services; and (2) the monitoring of the planning impacts of development of the Land. 4.2 How the Planning Agreement promotes the public interest (1) the proper management, development and conservation of land; (2) the promotion and co-ordination of the orderly and economic use and development of land; and (3) the Planning Agreement will not preclude the public being provided with the opportunity for involvement and participation in development assessment. The public have been provided the opportunity to be involved with the development assessment and are invited to make comment on the Planning Agreement, particularly with regard to the public interest. 4.3 How the Planning Agreement promotes the elements of Council’s charter (1) the exhibition of the Planning Agreement facilitates the involvement of members of the public, while council staff were involved in the development of the Planning Agreement; (2) this explanatory note is prepared for the purposes of keeping the local community and the State government (and through it, the wider community) informed about its activities; and (3) the Planning Agreement makes it clear that Council has a statutory role as consent authority for development and that the Planning Agreement is not intended to unlawfully influence the exercise of its regulatory functions, ensuring that Council will act consistently and without bias, particularly where an activity of the Council is affected.
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Description of the Subject Land. The Dubbo Zirconia Project is located in the Dubbo local government area (LGA). The Planning Agreement applies to the land identified below being: Part Lot 311 DP595631, Lot 271 DP593668, Part Lot 35 DP753220, Part Lot 1 DP133581, Part Lot 18 DP753252, Lots A and B DP439352, Lot 19 DP 753252, Part Lot A DP391069, Lot 55 DP 753252, Lot B DP 391069, Lot X DP 405495, Lot 211 DP595631, Lot 1 DP818802, Lot 50 DP 753252, Lot 7300 DP1149010 (licensed for grazing), Unformed Road (Crown Land) separating Lot 311 DP55631 and Lots A and B DP439352, Unformed Road (Dubbo City Council) separating Lot 1 DP818802 and Lot 7300 DP1149010. The objective, nature and effect of the Planning Agreement is to provide financial contributions to the Council and to enable the Council to use those financial contributions for public purposes. Specifically the Planning Agreement provides that the financial contributions must be applied by the Council to road construction, upgrade and maintenance as below: Primary Maintenance of Obley/Toongi Road Urban Roads Contributions (to and from work) $3,000,000 $420,000 $6,000,000 $840,000 $300,000 $42,000 Impact Type Item Overall Impact (10 Year Impact) Overall Impact (20 Year Impact) Annual Impact (Years 1 to 10) Urban Roads Contributions (other direct vehicle trips for employees) $420,000 $840,000 $42,000 Sub Total $3,840,000 $7,680,000 $384,000 Secondary Boundary Road (Keswick Parkway South to Sheraton Road) $2,300,000 $2,300,000 $230,000 The table breaks down the contributions into primary and secondary impact types. These impact types have been determined based on the following:
Description of the Subject Land. The Planning Agreement applies to 00 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Eleebana, otherwise known as Xxx 0 xx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx 000000 (Land). The Developer has sought an amendment to the Lake Macquarie Local Environmental Plan 2014 (numbered RZ-3/2017) including the rezoning of the Land or a substantial part of the Land (LEP Amendment) and then proposes to subdivide the Land (Development). The Developer has made an offer to the Council to enter into the Planning Agreement in connection with the LEP Amendment and the Development and to provide and secure development contributions.
Description of the Subject Land. The Planning Agreement applies to Lot 2 DP DP 1271142, (the Subject Land). A copy of the Subject Land deposited plan is attached at Annexure A to the Planning Agreement. The Subject Land is located at 000-000 Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxx. Microsoft has lodged Development Application SSD 10101987 with the Department of Planning, seeking approval for the state significant development for a data centre on the Land. A copy of the plans for the development proposal are provided at Annexure D to the Planning Agreement. Upon approval of the SSD application, the Developer proposes to erect a warehouse and office structure to house a data centre within the warehouse structure. The development will be within the Altis Frasers’ Kemps Creek Industrial Estate and Altis Frasers will be delivering the public infrastructure to service the whole estate including the Microsoft Subject Land. There is no s.7.11 Contributions Plan applying to the Subject Land. However, the Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulations require that the Developer enter into a planning agreement with Council prior to the Minister making a determination with respect to the SSD Application.
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