Planning agreement register. Council is required to keep a register of planning agreements applying to land within the local government area, whether or not the Council is a party to the agreement. The register must record the date an agreement was entered into and a short description of the agreement, including any subsequent amendments. Ku-ring-gai Council will make available for public inspection during ordinary office hours: • the planning agreement register; • copies of all planning agreements (and any amendments) that apply within the Ku-ring-gai local government area; and • copies of explanatory notes relating to those agreements (including any amendments) A planning agreement register on council web pages is also ordinarily available outside normal business hours.
Planning agreement register. Council is required to keep a register of planning agreements applying to land within the local government area, whether or not the Council is a party to the agreement. The register must record the date an agreement was entered into and a short description of the agreement, including any subsequent amendments. Ku-ring-gai Council will make available for public inspection during ordinary office hours: • the planning agreement register; • copies of all planning agreements (and any amendments) that apply within the Ku-ring-gai local government area; and • copies of explanatory notes relating to those agreements (including any amendments)
Planning agreement register. The Council will establish and maintain a planning agreement register. The register will:
Planning agreement register. (1) Council is required to keep a register of planning agreements (including the related explanatory notes) applying to land within its local government area. The planning agreement register will indicate:
Planning agreement register. Section 25F (1) and (2) of the EP&A Regulation states that a Council must keep a Planning Agreement register. Council must keep a record of the following in its register:
