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SUBSTANTIALLY MODIFIED DRAFT AMENDMENT
DEVONPORT LOCAL PROVISIONS SCHEDULE

AM2022.01 – 133 Middle Road, Miandetta

The Tasmanian Planning Commission has rejected the abovementioned draft amendment and directed the planning authority to substantially modify part of the draft amendment under section 40N(1)(c)(i) of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993 (the Act). The draft amendment has been certified as suitable for public exhibition under section 40P(3) of the Act. Subsequently, the Commission has directed the planning authority to publicly exhibit the substantially modified draft amendment for 28 days in accordance with the provisions of sections 40G and 40H of the Act.

Information on the Commission’s decision and directions can be found here:

https://www.planning.tas.gov.au/assessments-and-hearings/current-assessments-and-hearings/AP-DEV-AM2022.01

The substantially modified draft amendment proposes to:

  1. Amend the planning scheme maps to:
    1. apply the General Residential Zone, Environmental Management Zone, Community Purpose Zone, and Open Space Zone;
    2. apply the Natural Assets Code;
    3. delete part of folio of the Register 249880/1 from DEV-S3.0 Devonport Reserved Residential Land Specific Area; and
    4. insert an overlay for DEV-S5.0 Devonfield Specific Area Plan.
  1. Insert DEV-S5.0 Devonfield Specific Area Plan into the Devonport Local Provisions Schedule.

 You are invited to view the substantially modified draft amendment along with the original application on the ground floor of the paranaple centre at 137 Rooke Street, Devonport or on Council’s website  www.devonport.tas.gov.au

Substantially modified draft amendment – AM2022.01 – 133 Middle Road, Miandetta – Advertising period ends 16 April 2024.pdf

Original application – AM2022.01 PA2022.0024 – 133 Middle Road

Any person may make a representation relating to the draft amendment and application in accordance with section 40J of the Land Use Planning Approvals Act 1993, during a period of 28 days commencing on the date of this notice.

Your representation must:

  • be received by close of business on 16 April, 2024;
  • be in writing; and
  • addressed to the General Manager, Devonport City Council:

If you make a representation then Council must consider your submission before making its decision on the application.

FINAL APPROVAL OF DRAFT AMENDMENT
DEVONPORT LOCAL PROVISIONS SCHEDULE

Notice is hereby given, in accordance with section 8A of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Regulations 2014 of approval of the following draft amendment to the Devonport Local Provisions Schedule of the Tasmanian Planning Scheme effective as of 22 February 2024.   

Amendment AM2023.03

Address: 17 Merseyside Street, Quoiba (folio of the Register 132831/4)

The approved amendment:

  • Rezones the lot from the Utilities Zone to the General Industrial Zone;
  • Removes the Natural Assets Code – priority vegetation area overlay; and
  • Applies the Natural Assets Code – waterway and coastal protection area overlay.  

Further details regarding the approved amendment can be found here:   AM-DEV-AM2023-03 – Tasmanian Planning Commission Website

Discretionary planning permit applications

Discretionary planning permit applications are made under section 57 of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993. These are applications which Council has the discretion to either approve or refuse based upon compliance with the requirements of the planning scheme.       

Discretionary planning permit applications are subject to a mandatory public notification process which includes a 14-day public exhibition period where any person may inspect the application. The details for each application is made available for viewing:

  • in the paranaple centre at 137 Rooke Street, Devonport (plans are displayed on the Ground Floor adjacent to the Customer Service desk); and
  • online via Council’s website (see the below list of permit applications currently on exhibition).     

Current discretionary planning permit applications on public exhibition:   

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Make a representation

Representations (e.g. written submissions) on discretionary planning permit applications can be made during the public exhibition period and may either be in support of or against what is proposed by the application.

You have until the submission closing date specified for each application in which to lodge a representation with Council. Representations received after the close of the public exhibition period cannot be accepted.  

Representations can be submitted:

(Please note that representations submitted via email or mail should be addressed to the General Manager and reference the relevant planning permit application number).   

Make an enquiry:

After viewing a planning permit that is on public exhibition, should you have a query you can make a booking with a Council Planning Officer. The booking can be for a returned phone call, video meeting or a face-to-face meeting.  

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