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Last Advertising of Applications for 2022
The last advertisement of development applications for 2022 will be published online on Friday 25 November 2022.
For planning scheme amendments, rezonings, concurrent applications and designated developments (prescribed by section 7 of the Planning Regulations 2000), the last advertisement for 2022 will be published online on Friday 11 November 2022 (as a 28 day exhibition period is required).
The first advertisement for all applications for 2023 will be published online Friday 20 January 2023.
Application lodgements need to be received 10 days prior to make the above final/first advertising dates.
Date Added: 21/09/2018
2023 DCA Meeting Calendar
The DCA meeting calendar for 2023 is now available at https://dipl.nt.gov.au/lands-and-planning/boards-committees-and-authorities/development-consent-authority/meetings-and-agendas
Please note that from 2023, Litchfield meetings will be held on a Wednesday and Palmerston meetings will be held on a Friday. Both meetings will take place at Hudson Berrimah.
Meeting dates and venues may change from time to time so please always refer to any correspondence provided to you by the Department and/or check the website for the latest meeting details.
Date Added: 08/07/2022
Extensions to Public Submission Period
There are 2 categories of development which have different submission periods. As part of the recent Planning Reform Initiative, certain types of development referred to as 'designated developments' are now subject to a longer 28 day (rather than 14 day) public exhibition period. The Planning Notices website will clearly specify the applicable exhibition period.
Should a person require an extension to the 'standard' (14 day) or 'designated' (28 day) public exhibition period an extension may be requested from the consent authority. Recent changes to the Planning Act 1999 set out that a request for up to a 7 day extension can be made to the consent authority. This is most conveniently done by emailing DAS.NTG@nt.gov.au (citing the application in question) and providing reasons outlining the special circumstances for the extension being required. An extension for more than 7 days is also possible in exceptional circumstances and any such request may also be made via a request to the above email address setting out the reasons for needing the extension. Additional details in regard to this matter are set of in section 49 of the Planning Act 1999.
Date Added: 05/04/2022