(1) When, in the
opinion of the Commission, a plan of subdivision may affect the functions of a
local government, a public authority, or a utility services provider, the
Commission is to forward the plan or a copy of the plan to that local
government, public authority or utility services provider for objections and
recommendations.
(2) A local
government, public body or utility services provider receiving such a plan or
copy is to, within 42 days of receipt of the plan or copy or within such
longer period as the Commission allows, forward it to the Commission with
—
(a) a
memorandum in writing containing any objections to, or recommendations in
respect of, the whole or part of that plan; and
(b) in
the case of a local government receiving a plan or copy relating to land
within the area to which an assessed scheme (as defined in the EP Act)
applies, advice of any relevant environmental condition to which the assessed
scheme is subject.
(3) If a local
government, public authority or utility services provider does not forward a
memorandum within the time allowed under subsection (2), the Commission may
determine that it is to be taken to have no objections or recommendations to
make or advice to give.