Listed below are Land Use and Development permit applications that have been lodged with Council for the purpose of obtaining a discretionary permit under the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993.
Click on an application to access and view the information provided with the permit application.
Each permit application is available for community consideration and comment for a period of 14 days from the date of notification as shown.
Representations in writing, must be received before close of this notification period, see how to make a submission.
Each permit application has been notified in accordance with the requirements of section 57 of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993.
For grant of a discretionary permit the Burnie planning authority must notify all adjoining owners and occupiers, place a notice on the site, and place a notice in the Advocate newspaper; providing a period of 14-days during which any interested person may inspect the application.
Anyone may make a representation (in favour of or against) a discretionary application during the 14 day exhibition period.
Representations in writing, must be received before close of the specified exhibition period.
A representation must relate to the discretionary matter in the Tasmanian Planning Scheme for that application.
You can lodge representation clearly marked “Representation Land Use Permit Application - (reference number)” –
- by email to burnie@burnie.net
- by post addressed to –
Planning Department
Burnie City Council
PO Box 973,
Burnie TAS 7320; or
- by delivery to City Offices, 80 Wilson Street, Burnie.
The planning authority will advise you of the outcome of your representation and its decision on the permit application.
A person who has made a representation and who is dissatisfied with a decision of the planning authority may appeal that decision to the Resource Management and Planning Appeals Tribunal.
Please note - the planning authority is not required to notify a permit application if the use or development does not require a permit, or if a permit is not discretionary. There is no right for an adjoining owner or occupier, or for any other person, to view the application or to make a representation in relation to that application.
Copyright
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The Council does not and cannot authorise the reproduction, re-distribution, or re-use of any of the information or documents on this website in any form or for any purpose.
Privacy
Any personal information contained in the permit application and documents is collected by the Council for the purposes only of assessing and determining the permit application in accordance with the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993.
Such personal information may be protected by the Personal Information Protection Act 2004 and must not be used for any other purpose.
The information provided on this website includes a copy of all the documents and material lodged with the permit application, and is the same as that which can also be viewed in hard copy at the Council’s Offices.
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