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Visit the Access Canberra website to make payments online or phone 02 6207 1923 to book a face-to-face appointment.

Development applications open for public comment between Monday 22 December 2025 and Friday 9 January 2026 are subject to the same prescribed periods of notification, however this period is not counted as working days. Development applications will not commence public notification in this period.

2008 completed technical amendments

Technical amendment number	Notifiable instrument number	Description	Commencement date
2008-13	NI2008-516	Gungahlin - when land ceases to be in future urban area.	7 November 2008
2008-12	NI2008-590	Error Amendment No. 3.	19 December 2008
2008-11	NI2009-38	Code Amendment - amendments to the single dwelling and multi-unit housing and other development codes.	6 February 2009
2008-10	NI2008-542	Code Amendment - amendments to the single dwelling and multi-unit housing development codes.	21 November 2008
2008-09	NI2008-541	Error Amendment No. 2.	21 November 2008
2008-08	NI2008-499	Franklin - when land ceases to be in future urban area.	31 October 2008
2008-07	NI2008-328	Dunlop - when land ceases to be in future urban area.	15 August 2008
2008-06	NI2008-336	Watson - when land ceases to be in future urban area.	15 August 2008
2008-05	NI2008-290	Error Amendment No. 1.	11 July 2008
2008-04	NI2008-298	Rezoning - boundary changes in Holt Section 51 and Belconnen District Block 1617.	1 August 2008
2008-03	NI2008-358	Code Amendment - amendments to the residential zone code for the Inner North Precinct Code.	29 August 2008
2008-02	NI2008-289	Code Amendment to the Single Dwelling Development Code, Multi-unit Dwelling Development Code and CZ5 Mixed Use Zone Development Code.	11 July 2008
2008-01	NI2008-201	Forde - when land ceases to be in future urban area.	6 June 2008

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