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LAND (PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT) AMENDMENT REGULATION 2006 (NO 4) (NO 33 OF 2006)
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOR THE
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
LAND PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT
AMENDMENT REGULATION 2006 (No 4)
Subordinate Law SL2006-33
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
Circulated by authority of Simon
Corbell MLA
Minister for Planning
Background and Outline
Section 40 of the Land
(Planning and Environment) Regulation 1992 provides for exemptions, under
certain circumstances, from Part 6 of the Land (Planning and Environment) Act
1992 (the Act). Part 6 of the Act requires that developments obtain
approval prior to undertaking development. The installation of or alterations
to satellite dishes constitute development.
Section 40 of the regulation
provides that items listed in Schedule 1 of the regulation are exempt
unless:
(a) the development is part of, or is carried out in association with, a development to which the Act, Part 6 applies; or
(b) the development—
(i) affects a place that is registered, or nominated for provisional registration, under the Heritage Act 2004; and
(ii) would be inconsistent with a heritage guideline applying to the place; or
(c) the development would be inconsistent with a condition of an approval, a provision of a lease or an agreement collateral to the grant of a lease.
Item 34 in Schedule 1 provides for exemptions to certain satellite dishes.
This regulation amends the circumstances under which exemptions to such
satellite dishes apply.
The regulation is called the Land (Planning and Environment) Amendment
Regulation 2006 (No 4).
The regulation commences on the day after notification.
The regulation amends the Land (Planning and Environment) Regulation
1992
Schedule 1, item 34, column 2.
The regulation amends
item 34 in Schedule 1 of the regulation. The effect of the amendment is to the
change the circumstances in which exemptions from Part 6 of the Act apply
to the installation or alteration of a satellite dish that is for receiving
purposes. The new item 34 will provide that exemptions apply for the
installation or alteration of a satellite dish that is for receiving purposes if
the building where the dish is to be installed or altered is a single dwelling
in a residential area and
- where the face of the dish is not greater than 0.65m in diameter, and
- if the satellite dish is installed on a pitched roof, the satellite dish must not protrude above the roof ridge, and
- the dish and the supporting structure has a matt finish.
The
amendments remove requirements from schedule which require that in order to be
exempt from Part 6 of the Act:
- the dish and its supporting structure would not be visible from the public street adjacent to the front boundary of the block of land where the building is situated; and
- the dish and its supporting structure would—
a) not be visible from a block of leased territory land adjacent to the block where the building is situated; or
b) be not less than 4m from the boundary of any block of leased territory land adjacent to the block where the building is situated.