South Australian Repealed Regulations

This legislation has been repealed.

DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS 1993 - REG 98

98—Register of applications

        (1)         A relevant authority (other than a private certifier exercising the powers of a relevant authority under the Act) must keep available for public inspection without fee during its normal office hours a register of applications for consent, approval, or the assignment of building classifications under the Act.

        (2)         The following matters must be recorded in a register under subregulation (1) in respect of each application:

            (a)         the name and address of the applicant (or of each applicant);

            (b)         the date of the application;

            (c)         the date on which the application was received by the relevant authority;

            (d)         a description of the land which is the subject of the application;

            (e)         a brief summary of the matters, acts or things in respect of which any consent or approval is sought;

            (f)         details of any referral or concurrence on the application;

            (g)         whether any decision is made on the application by a council, a regional development assessment panel, the Development Assessment Commission or the Governor;

            (h)         any decision on the application (including the date of the decision and any conditions that are imposed);

                  (i)         in the case of an application for a building rules consent—the fee or fees payable in relation to the application (separately listed and including a specific record of the fee payable to the Minister under item 2(c) of Schedule 7);

            (j)         the date of the commencement of any building work, and the date of the completion of any building work, given under regulation 74(1);

            (k)         if any decision on the application is the subject of an appeal, the result of the appeal.

        (2a)         A relevant authority may, on payment of a fee fixed by the relevant authority, make available to a member of the public a copy of any part of a register or document kept for the purposes of subregulation (1).

        (3)         A private certifier must keep a register that records, in respect of each application made to the private certifier under the Act—

            (a)         the name and address of the applicant (or of each applicant);

            (b)         the date of the application;

            (c)         a description of the land which is the subject of the application;

            (d)         a brief summary of the matters, acts or things in respect of which any consent or decision is sought;

            (e)         details of any referral or concurrence on the application;

            (f)         any decision on the application (including the date of the decision and any conditions that are imposed);

            (g)         in the case of an application for a building rules consent—the fee payable under item 5(1) of Schedule 6;

            (h)         if any decision on the application is the subject of an appeal, the result of the appeal.

        (4)         A private certifier must keep a record required under subregulation (3) for not less than three years after the date on which the relevant application is determined by the private certifier.