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Fees and Charges Developer Contributions 2026/2027

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Fees and Charges

Section 7.11 (Previously Section 94 Contributions) Current Plans and

Section 64 Contributions

2026/2027

Clarence Valley Council 2026/2027

Fees and Charges

Section 7.11 (Previously Section 94 Contributions) Current Plans & Section 64 Contributions

Pricing Policy

Categories of Pricing

U User Pay – Council pricing reflects the nature of service and costs.

R Regulatory – The price is set by Council for goods/services which Council has a regulatory right or obligation to provide.

S Statutory – The price charged for these goods/services is a statutory charge set by Government regulation.

Goods & Services Tax (GST)

The following schedule of Fees & Charges has been prepared using the most current GST information. Fees & Charges with GST included are shown where appropriate.

Y Taxable – Fee or charge is subject to GST.

N Non-Taxable – Fee or charge is either GST Free under Division 38 of the GST Act or the fee or change has been deemed to be Exempt from GST.

Note: All prices quoted are GST inclusive unless otherwise stated.

Hardship Provision

The General Manager may refer a request to waive a fee or charge to Council for their decision.

Commercial Sensitivity Fees & Charges

In accordance with Clause 201 (4) of the Local Government (General) Regulation 2005 certain Fees & Charges (as marked) have had the amount omitted from public exhibition so as not to confer a commercial advantage on a competitor of the Council.

Eligibility criteria for community groups hiring Council owned community halls

S355 Committees have delegated authority to assess the eligibility for community fee hire of Council owned community halls. To be classified as a community group, the following criteria must be met:

• They’re an incorporated association; or

• They’re an unincorporated association; and

• The community group organisation purposes are altruistic meaning, they promote, provide or carry out activities, facilities or projects for the benefit or welfare of the community or any members of the community who have a particular need by reason of youth, age, infirmity or disablement, poverty or social or economic circumstances.

The bond for booking the hall is intended as a risk management measure. Applying it to this category of user is at the discretion of the committee. S355 Committees have delegated authority to determine whether to apply a bond and understands the risk and possible impact on the committee itself meeting its responsibilities and obligations to maintain the hall, if it does not.

Failure to satisfy the above criteria will result in fees being charged at commercial rates.

ClarenceValleyCouncil

Section7.11contributionratesfordevelopmentsoutsidetheYambacatchment

Contributionratesarecappedat$20,000asperMinisterialDirection.Whereapplicable,eachinfrastructureitemamountwillbepro-rataandequateto$20,000intheconditionof developmentconsentforcontributions.

ProposedfeeincreasesaredraftandbasedonABSDecemberCPImovementforAllGroups,Sydney.ThesewillbeupdatedasnewABSreleasesbecomeavailable.

Perdwellinghouseorsubdividedlot

Perselfcontaineddwellinginaseniorshousingdevelopment

Perworkforceaccommodationdwelling

Perworkforceaccommodationdwelling   [continued]

Per

MHE

dwelling;longtermcaravansite/moveabledwellinginacaravanpark

Section7.11contributionratesfordevelopmentsintheYambacatchment

Contributionratesarecappedat$20,000asperMinisterialDirection.Whereapplicable,eachinfrastructureitemamountwillbepro-rataandequateto$20,000intheconditionof developmentconsentforcontributions.

ProposedfeeincreasesaredraftandbasedonABSDecemberCPImovementforAllGroups,Sydney.ThesewillbeupdatedasnewABSreleasesbecomeavailable.

Perselfcontaineddwellinginaseniorshousingdevelopment

CVCDevelopmentOtherThanResidential

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