Page 4373 - Week 13 - Thursday, 11 December 2014

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Question (2)

The answer to Mr Coe’s question is as follows:

Year

Total Lodged

Single Residential Developments(1)

Multi Residential Developments

Mixed Use Developments

Other Developments

2010-2011

1320

565

182

222

351

2011-2012

1136

561

110

146

319

2012-2013

1207

637

135

142

293

2013-2014

1119

599

106

72

342

2014-31/10/2014

406

194

54

57

101

(1) The Directorate is unable to report on single residential new homes, separate to single residential renovations.

Question (3)

The answer to Mr Coe’s question regarding the number of development applications lodged for lease variations is published in the following table in the Environment and Sustainable Development Directorate’s Annual Report 2013-14, p. 40 as follows:

Development applications with lease variation components between 2007 and 20141

DAs

2007–08

2008–09

2009–10

2010–112

2011–12

2012–13

2013–14

Average

Lodged

196

224

279

271

111

165

104

192

Approved

202

203

204

272

236

139

103

194

1 These figures include all DAs with a lease variation component

2 2010–11 (50% stimulus) and 2011–12 (introduction of LVC)

Receipts

(1) The Directorate’s accounting procedures do not separate payments made under LVC from payments made under CUC.

(2) All figures are published in the relevant Directorate’s Annual Report.

(3) LVC came into effect on 1 July 2011. Therefore no LVC was paid in 2010-11.

The answers to Mr Coe’s question regarding receipts are as follows:

Year

Amount(1)

Comment(2)

2010-2011

$11.292 million(3)

Note 39 Fees and Fines p.89

2011-2012

$8.733 million

Note 40 Fees and Fines p.97

2012-2013

$15.456 million

Note 41 Fees and Fines p.105

2013-2014

$14.203 million

Note 39 Fees and Fines p.201

2014-2015 YTD

To be determined

September Quarter

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EPD does not record average figures for LVC. There are two different types of chargeable variation. A s276E chargeable variation which is codified and a s277 chargeable variation which is assessed by valuation. Each lease variation has its own individual characteristics.


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