This information applies to proponent-initiated major amendments only. Other types of major amendments to not require applications.
The Authority will assess the application once it is formally lodged. It must be refused or accepted by the Authority within 3 months.
The Authority may refer the application to relevant entities for comment.
In assessing the application, the Authority must consider:
- the ACT Planning Strategy
- any relevant district strategy
- any current or proposed amendments and policies in the Territory Plan
- the statement of planning priorities
- anything else the Authority considers relevant to the amendment.
The Authority may also require the proponent to provide additional information during the assessment of the application. The application may be refused if the information is not provided in the specified time.
If accepted, an Application Outcome Notice will be given to the proponent. The Authority will also request that the final fee be paid.
If refused, an Application Outcome Notice will be provided to the proponent, detailing the reasons for refusal. The proposal will not progress any further, however a new application can be lodged and considered.
