QueenslandPlanning(UrbanEncroachment—MiltonBrewery)Act2009Reprinted as in
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Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Part 1 Preliminary[s 1]Planning (Urban Encroachment—MiltonBrewery) Act 2009[as amended by
all amendments that commenced on or before 18 December2009]An Act to protect the existing use of
the Milton BreweryPart 1Preliminary1Short
titleThisActmaybecitedasthePlanning(UrbanEncroachment—Milton Brewery) Act 2009.2CommencementThis Act
commences on a day to be fixed by proclamation.3Main
purpose of Act and its achievement(1)The
main purpose of this Act is to protect the existing use oftheMiltonBreweryfromencroachmentby,andtheintensification
of, other development.(2)The purpose is
to be achieved mainly by restricting particularcivil
proceedings and criminal proceedings relating to a locallawinconnectionwithparticularactivitiesrelatingtotheMilton
Brewery.Reprint 1A effective 18 December 2009Page
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Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Part 2 Interpretation[s 4]Part
2Interpretation4DefinitionsThe dictionary
in schedule 2 defines particular words used inthis Act.5What is arelevant
development application(1)Arelevantdevelopmentapplicationisadevelopmentapplication made
under the repealedIntegrated Planning Act1997ortheSustainablePlanningAct2009foramaterialchange of use of
premises or reconfiguring a lot, other than inrelation to the
following, in the affected area—(a)a
class 1a or class 1b building;(b)a
class 10 building or structure.(2)In
this section—affectedareameanstheareacalled‘MiltonRailPrecinct’,shown on the map
in schedule 1.class,forabuildingorstructure,meansitsparticularclassification
under the 2008 edition of the Building Code ofAustralia
published by the Australian Building Codes Board.Editor’s note—Building Code of Australia (2008 edition),
part A3.2 (Classifications)—‘Class
1a—a single dwelling being—(i)a detached house; or(ii)one of a group of two or more attached
dwellings, each being abuilding, separated by afire-resistingwall, including a
row house,terrace house, town house or villa unit;
...’‘Class 1b—a boarding
house, guest house, hostel or the like—(i)with
a total area of all floors not exceeding 300m2measured overthe enclosed
walls of the Class 1b; and(ii)in which not more
than 12 persons would ordinarily be resident,...’‘Class 10—a non-habitable
building or structure—Page 4Reprint 1A
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Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Part 3 Legal proceedings[s 6](a)Class10a—anon-habitablebuildingbeingaprivategarage,carport, shed, or the like; or(b)Class 10b—a structure
being a fence, mast, antenna, retaining orfree-standing
wall,swimming pool, or the
like.’6Words have meanings given by
particular Acts(1)Words defined under theEnvironmental Protection Act 1994andusedinthisActhavethesamemeaningsastheyhaveunder that Act.(2)Words defined under theSustainable
Planning Act 2009andused in this Act have the same
meanings as they have underthat Act.Part
3Legal proceedings7Application of pt 3(1)This
part applies to the following development applications—(a)arelevantdevelopmentapplicationmadeafterthecommencement;(b)arelevantdevelopmentapplicationmadebeforethecommencementforwhichadecisionnoticehadnotbeen given to
the applicant before the commencement;(c)arelevantdevelopmentapplicationforpremisesforwhich—(i)adevelopmentapprovalhasbeengivenfortheapplication
before the commencement; and(ii)acertificateofclassificationhasnotbeengivenbefore the commencement.(2)In
this section—Reprint 1A effective 18 December 2009Page
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Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Part 3 Legal proceedings[s 8]certificateofclassificationseetheBuildingAct1975,schedule 2.commencementmeans the
commencement of this section.8Restrictions on particular legal
proceedings(1)This section applies to a claim by an
affected person that—(a)a relevant act
at the Milton Brewery is, was or will be anunreasonable
interference, or likely interference, with anenvironmental
value; and(b)the relevant act was, or was caused
by, the emission ofaerosols, fumes, light, noise, odour,
particles or smoke.(2)Theaffectedpersoncannottakeacivilproceedingoracriminal proceeding relating to a
local law against any personin relation to
the claim if—(a)the following have been complied with
for the relevantact—(i)thedevelopmentconditionsofthebrewerydevelopment
approval;(ii)any code of
environmental compliance applying tothe relevant
act; and(b)iftherelevantactwas,orcaused,theemissionoflight—the emission was no more than the
intensity oflight emitted at any time before the
commencement ofthis section.(3)Subsection(2)appliesdespitetheEnvironmentalProtectionAct 1994or
any other Act.(4)This section does not apply if—(a)either—(i)thebrewerydevelopmentapprovalorbreweryregistrationcertificateisamended(anamendedauthority);
or(ii)anewdevelopmentapprovalorregistrationcertificate is
given authorising the carrying out of aPage 6Reprint 1A effective 18 December
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Act 2009Part 4 Particular obligations[s
9]chapter4activityattheMiltonBrewery(anewauthority);
and(b)theamendedauthorityornewauthorityauthorisesgreater
emissions of light or noise, or a greater release ofcontaminantsintotheatmosphere,attheMiltonBrewerythanisauthorisedunderthebrewerydevelopmentapproval,orbreweryregistrationcertificate, in
force at the commencement of this section.(5)In
this section—affected person—(a)means the owner, occupier or lessee of
premises if thepremisesisthesubjectofarelevantdevelopmentapplication for
a material change of use of the premisesor reconfiguring
a lot on which the premises is situated;and(b)includes the owner’s successors in
title.relevant actmeans an act or
omission of a person in carryingoutachapter4activityunderthebrewerydevelopmentapproval or
brewery registration certificate.Part 4Particular obligations9Record of relevant development application
inappropriate register(1)Theapplicantforarelevantdevelopmentapplicationmust,within 20 business days after making the
application, give theregistrar notice, in the form approved
by the registrar, askingtheregistrartokeeparecordthatthisActappliestothepremises or lot the subject of the
application (anaffected areanotation).Maximum penalty—200 penalty
units.Reprint 1A effective 18 December 2009Page
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Act 2009Part 4 Particular obligations[s
10](2)On receiving the notice, the registrar
must keep a record sothat a search of the appropriate
register will show the affectedarea notation
for the lot.(3)If—(a)therelevantdevelopmentapplicationisrefused,orlapses or is withdrawn before the
application is decided;and(b)theapplicanthasgiventheregistraranoticeundersection (1);theapplicantmustgivetheregistrarnotice,intheformapproved by the registrar, asking the
registrar to remove therecord of the affected area notation
from the register.Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.(4)Assoonaspracticableafterreceivingthenoticeundersubsection(3),theregistrarmustremovetherecordoftheaffected area notation from the
register.(5)The registrar may remove the affected
area notation from theregister if the registrar is
satisfied, on reasonable grounds, therelevant
development application has been refused, has lapsedor
was withdrawn before it was decided.(6)Nofeeispayabletotheregistrarforkeepingorremoving,under this
section, a record of the affected area notation.10Additional consequence of failure to
give notice askingfor affected area notation(1)This section applies if—(a)theapplicantforarelevantdevelopmentapplicationenters into a
contract with someone else (thebuyer)
forthe buyer to buy the premises or lot the
subject of theapplication, or part of the premises;
and(b)at the time of entering into the
contract, an affected areanotationisnotshownontheappropriateregisterbecause the applicant has failed to comply
with section9(1).Page 8Reprint 1A effective 18 December
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Act 2009Part 4 Particular obligations[s
11](2)Thebuyermayendthecontractatanytimebeforethecontractiscompletedbygivingtheapplicantortheapplicant’sagentasigned,datednoticeofendingofthecontract.(3)Thenoticemuststatethatthecontractisendedunderthissection.(4)If the buyer ends the contract, the
applicant must, within 14days, refund to the buyer any deposit
paid to the seller underthe contract.Maximum
penalty—200 penalty units.(5)Thissectionappliesdespiteanythingtothecontraryinthecontract.11Notifying prospective buyers(1)This section applies if—(a)a relevant development application is
made or has beenmade before the commencement of this
section; and(b)the application is a current
application; and(c)anyone (theseller)
offers the premises or lot the subjectof the
application, or part of the premises, (theproperty)for sale to someone else (aprospective buyer).(2)Before the prospective buyer enters
into a contract to buy theproperty, the seller must give the
prospective buyer a notice(anaffected area
notice) of—(a)therestrictionsundersection8thatmayapplytotheprospectivebuyeriftheprospectivebuyerbuystheproperty; and(b)thekeeping,undersection9(2),ofarecordoftheaffected area
notation for the property in the appropriateregister.(3)If—(a)the
seller fails to give the prospective buyer an affectedarea
notice for the property; andReprint 1A
effective 18 December 2009Page 9
Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Part 4 Particular obligations[s
11](b)theprospectivebuyerentersintoacontractwiththeseller to buy the property;the
failure to notify gives the prospective buyer the right toend
the contract.(4)The prospective buyer may end the
contract at any time beforethe contract is
completed by giving the seller or the seller’sagent a signed,
dated notice of ending of the contract.(5)Thenoticemuststatethatthecontractisendedunderthissection.(6)Iftheprospectivebuyerendsthecontract,thesellermust,within 14 days, refund to the prospective
buyer any depositpaid to the seller under the
contract.Maximum penalty—200 penalty units.(7)Thissectionappliesdespiteanythingtothecontraryinthecontract.(8)To
remove any doubt, it is declared that this section applies—(a)even if the offer for sale is made by
someone other thanthe applicant for the relevant development
application;and(b)ifthesellerisnottheapplicant—whetherornottheseller received
an affected area notice for the property;and(c)regardless of the number of times the
property has beensold since the making of the development
application.(9)In this section—current
applicationmeans a relevant development
applicationthat has not been refused, or has not lapsed
or been withdrawnbefore the application is decided.Page
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2009
Part
5Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Part 5 Miscellaneous provisions[s
12]Miscellaneous provisions12Publication of particular documents of
registeredoperator(1)Theregisteredoperator,namedinthebreweryregistrationcertificate,mustpublishontheregisteredoperator’swebsite—(a)the brewery registration certificate;
and(b)the brewery development approval and
the developmentconditions of the approval.Editor’s note—At
the commencement of this section, the registered operator’s
websiteaddress is
<www.lion-nathan.com>.(2)Afailuretocomplywithsubsection(1)doesnotaffecttheoperation of section 8.13Regulation-making power(1)TheGovernorinCouncilmaymakeregulationsunderthisAct.(2)A regulation may impose a penalty of
no more than 20 penaltyunits for contravention of a
regulation.14Review of Act(1)The
Minister must, within 5 years after the date of assent ofthis
Act, carry out a review of the operation and effectivenessof
this Act.(2)The Minister must, as soon as
practicable after the review isfinished, cause
a report on its outcome to be laid before theLegislative
Assembly.Reprint 1A effective 18 December 2009Page
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Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Part 6 Transitional provisions[s
15]Part 6Transitional
provisions15Relevant development applications made
beforecommencement(1)Section9(1)appliestoarelevantdevelopmentapplicationmentionedinsection7(1)(b)or(c)asifareferenceto‘20business days
after making the application’ were replaced by‘20 business
days after the commencement of this section’.(2)Section 9(3) and (4) does not apply to a
relevant developmentapplication mentioned in section
7(1)(c).16Transitional provision for s 11(1)If a prospective buyer entered into a
contract to which section11 applies to buy a property before
the commencement of thissection, section 11 does not apply to
the contract.(2)Theprospectivebuyerdoesnothavetherighttoendthecontract under
that section only because the seller did not givetheprospectivebuyeranaffectedareanoticebeforetheprospective buyer entered into the
contract.(3)Thefailuretogivetheprospectivebuyeranaffectedareanoticedoesnotconstituteabreachofthecontractbytheseller.Page 12Reprint 1A effective 18 December
2009
Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Schedule 2Schedule 2Dictionarysection 4Page
14affected area notationsee section
9(1).affected area noticesee section
11(2).appropriate register, for a lot or
property, means the registerthe registrar
keeps under an Act, in which register the lot orproperty is registered.brewerydevelopmentapprovalmeansthedevelopmentapproval in
force at the commencement of section 8 to carryoutthechapter4activities,statedintheapproval,attheMilton
Brewery.breweryregistrationcertificatemeanstheregistrationcertificateinforceatthecommencementofsection8authorising the registered operator, named
in the certificate, tocarry out the chapter 4 activities,
stated in the certificate, at theMilton
Brewery.Note—At the
commencement of this definition—(a)the
registered operator named in the brewery registration
certificateis Castlemaine Perkins Pty Limited;
and(b)the chapter 4 activities stated in the
brewery registration certificateare—(i)environmentally relevant activity 17
(Fuel Burning); and(ii)environmentallyrelevantactivity29(b)(BeverageProduction).Milton
Brewerymeans the brewery situated on lot 35 on
planSL805565.Editor’s
note—The address for the Milton Brewery is
185 Milton Road, Milton.noticemeans a notice
in writing.ownersee theEnvironmental Protection Act 1994,
schedule 4.Reprint 1A effective 18 December
2009
Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Schedule 2premisessee
theSustainable Planning Act 2009,
schedule 3.registrarmeans the
registrar of titles under theLand Title
Act1994or another
person who, under an Act, is responsible forkeeping a
register for dealings in land.relevant
development applicationsee section 5(1).Reprint 1A
effective 18 December 2009Page 15
Planning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009Endnotes3KeyKey to abbreviations in list of
legislation and annotationsKeyAIAamdamdtchdefdivexpgazhdginslapnotfdnumo in comorigpparaprecpresprevExplanation=Acts
Interpretation Act 1954=amended=amendment=chapter=definition=division=expires/expired=gazette=heading=inserted=lapsed=notified=numbered=order
in council=omitted=original=page=paragraph=preceding=present=previousKey(prev)procprovptpubdR[X]RArelocrenumrep(retro)rvsschsdivSIASIRSLsubunnumExplanation=previously=proclamation=provision=part=published=Reprint No. [X]=Reprints Act 1992=relocated=renumbered=repealed=retrospectively=revised edition=section=schedule=subdivision=Statutory Instruments Act 1992=Statutory Instruments Regulation
2002=subordinate legislation=substituted=unnumbered4Table of reprintsReprints are
issued for both future and past effective dates. For the most
up-to-date tableof reprints, see the reprint with the latest
effective date.Ifareprintnumberincludesaletterofthealphabet,thereprintwasreleasedinunauthorised, electronic form only.ReprintNo.11AAmendments
includednone2009 Act No. 36Effective27
April 200918 December 2009Notes5List of legislationPlanning (Urban Encroachment—Milton Brewery)
Act 2009 No. 1date of assent 23 February 2009ss
1–2 commenced on date of assentremaining
provisions commenced 27 April 2009 (2009 SL No. 34)amending legislation—Reprint 1A
effective 18 December 2009Page 17
