Monthly Archives: November 2015
Conditions Run with the land? It depends.
Robertson, J.T.,‘Conditions Run with the land? It depends.’ (2015) 20(89) QEPR 34. It is a fundamental tenet of Queensland planning law that an approval and its conditions run with the land, binding future owners (and … Read More
Dealing with Difficult Referrals – Water and Transport
Bowie, L.M., How to deal with difficult referrals under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 – With a focus on water and transport referrals, Planning Institute of Australia, ‘How to’ series, presented 5 March 2013 (Brisbane). Queensland has a complex … Read More
Obligations to Notify- a Practical Guide’
Robertson, J.T.,-‘Obligations to Notify- a Practical Guide’ (2011/2012) 17 (76) QEPR 53 . Significantly expanded notification requirements will shortly be inserted by the Natural Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 2010 (Qld) (“NROLA … Read More
Owners’ Consent and State Resource Evidence
Bowie, L.M., – Planning Institute of Australia, Part 1 of the series ‘How to make a properly made development application under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009’, presented 8 February 2011 (Brisbane) and 18 March 2011 … Read More
Two steps back and one step forward – extensions and ‘roll-ons’ for development permits
Bowie, L.M., (Planning Institute of Australia seminar – IPA Improvement – The legal perspective, 30 May 2007). In 2007, planning legislative amendments in Queensland simultaneously made it more difficult to apply for extensions to approvals, … Read More
New Commonwealth Auditing Procedures for environmental approvals
Bowie, L.M., (AMPLA News May 2007 Number 41, p4). Outlines an auditing process for projects across Australia, checking compliance with conditions under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth), following amendments which commenced on … Read More
