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For Planning Authorities. 5.3.1 Development corporations – How the proposed Planning Agreement promotes its statutory responsibilities N/A

For Planning Authorities. 5.3.1 Development Corporations - How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes its Statutory Responsibilities N/A 5.3.2 Other Public Authorities – How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes the Objects (if any) of the Act under Which it is Constituted N/A

For Planning Authorities. Development Corporations - How the draft Planning Agreement promotes its statutory responsibilities. N/A Other Public Authorities – How the draft Planning Agreement promotes the objects (if any) of the Act under which it is constituted In accordance with section 7 of the Local Government Act 1993, the draft Planning Agreement ▪ facilitates engagement with the local community by councils, councillors and other persons and bodies that constitute the system of local government; and ▪ promotes a system of local government that is accountable to the community and that is sustainable, flexible and effective. Councils – How the draft Planning Agreement promotes the elements of the Council’s Charter The draft Planning Agreement promotes the elements of the Council’s charter (now s8 of the Local Government Act 1993) by: ▪ providing value for residents and ratepayers; ▪ gives councils the ability to provide goods, services and facilities and to carry out activities, appropriate to the current and future needs of local communities and the wider public; and ▪ is consistent with the principle of ecologically sustainable development. All Planning Authorities – Whether the draft Planning Agreement conforms with the Authority’s Capital Works Program N/A All Planning Authorities – Whether the draft Planning Agreement specifies that certain requirements must be complied with before a construction certificate, an occupation certificate or a subdivision certificate is issued The draft Planning Agreement requires:

For Planning Authorities. Development Corporations – How the Planning Agreement promotes its statutory responsibilities Not Applicable Other Public Authorities – How the Planning Agreement promotes the objects (if any) of the Act under which it is constituted Not Applicable Councils – How the Planning Agreement promotes the elements of the Council’s Charter Not Applicable All Planning Authorities – Whether the Planning Agreement conforms with the Authority’s Capital Works Program Not applicable

For Planning Authorities. Development Corporations - How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes its Statutory Responsibilities N/A Other Public Authorities – How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes the Objects (if any) of the Act under which it is Constituted N/A Councils – How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes the Elements of the Council’s Charter The Draft Planning Agreement:  promotes the provision of adequate, equitable and appropriate services and facilities for the community by making provision for community infrastructure,  facilitates involvement of the community in decision making regarding the provision of community infrastructure, and  secures funding for community infrastructure for which it is provided to meet the needs of residents within the locality. All Planning Authorities – Whether the Draft Planning Agreement Conforms with the Authority’s Capital Works Program CAN_CAN00309_082.doc 00 Xxxxxx Xxxx Precinct B Planning Agreement – Deed of Variation City of Canada Bay Council Billbergia Developments Pty Ltd Waterpoint Site 1 Lessor Pty Ltd Waterpoint Site 2 Lessor Pty Ltd Execution Executed as an Agreement Dated: Executed on behalf of the Council General Manager Witness/Name/Position Executed on behalf of the Developer in accordance with s127(1) of the Corporations Act (Cth) 2001 Name/Position Name/Position Xxxxxx West Precinct B Planning Agreement – Deed of Variation City of Canada Bay Council Billbergia Developments Pty Ltd Waterpoint Site 1 Lessor Pty Ltd Waterpoint Site 2 Lessor Pty Ltd Executed on behalf of Waterpoint Site 1 Lessor in accordance with s127(1) of the Corporations Act (Cth) 2001 Name/Position Name/Position Executed on behalf of Waterpoint Site 2 Lessor in accordance with s127(1) of the Corporations Act (Cth) 2001 Name/Position Name/Position Xxxxxx West Precinct B Planning Agreement – Deed of Variation City of Canada Bay Council Billbergia Developments Pty Ltd Waterpoint Site 1 Lessor Pty Ltd Waterpoint Site 2 Lessor Pty Ltd Appendix (Clause 9) Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000 (Clause 25E) Explanatory Note Draft Deed of Variation to Planning Agreement Under cl25C(3) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000 Parties City Of Canada Bay Council ABN 79 130 029 350 of Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, XXX, 0000 (Council) Waterpoint Site 1 Lessor Pty Ltd ACN 113 526 060 of Xxxxx 0, 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, XXX, 0000 (Waterpoint 1) Waterpoint Site 2 Lessor Pty Ltd ACN 113 526 104 of Xxxxx 0, 00...

For Planning Authorities. Development Corporations - How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes its Statutory Responsibilities N/A Other Public Authorities – How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes the Objects (if any) of the Act under which it is Constituted N/A Councils – How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes the Elements of the Council’s Charter (now the Principles for Local Government Contained in Chapter 3 of the Local Government Act 1993) The Draft Planning Agreement promotes the principles for local government by:  ensuring that effective and efficient services are provided to meet the needs of the local community  ensuring that land and assets are properly manage lands so that current and future local community needs can be met in an affordable way,  setting out how the Council works with others to secure appropriate services for local community need,  actively engaging the local and wider community by informing them about its activities through public notification. All Planning Authorities – Whether the Draft Planning Agreement Conforms with the Authority’s Capital Works Program All land dedications are for the purpose of providing public works. As such the planning agreement conforms with the Council’s Capital Works Program. All Planning Authorities – Whether the Draft Planning Agreement specifies that certain requirements must be complied with before a construction certificate, occupation certificate or subdivision certificate is issued

For Planning Authorities. 5.3.1 Development corporations - How the proposed Planning Agreement promotes its statutory responsibilities Not relevant.

For Planning Authorities. Development Corporations - How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes its Statutory Responsibilities N/A Other Public Authorities – How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes the Objects (if any) of the Act under which it is Constituted N/A Councils – How the Draft Planning Agreement Promotes the Elements of the Council’s Charter (now the Principles for Local Government Contained in Chapter 3 of the Local Government Act 1993) The Draft Planning Agreement promotes the principles for local government by: • ensuring that effective and efficient services are provided to meet the needs of the local community • ensuring that land and assets are properly manage lands so that current and future local community needs can be met in an affordable way, • setting out how the Council works with others to secure appropriate services for local community need, • actively engaging the local and wider community by informing them about its activities through public notification.

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