Interim Development Control Order
Before amending a Planning Scheme, the Minister may make an interim development control order (IDCO) by notice in the Gazette.
An IDCO, while it is in place, may override or suspend the application of some or all of the development provisions, or introduce controls, in relation to that land.
The IDCO may nominate the Minister or a Division of the DCA to be the consent authority for that land.
An order may not be made for a period longer than 2 years and on its expiry cannot be replaced by another similar order until after 3 months have elapsed.
Current Interim Development Control Orders
| IDCO No. | Gazette No. & Effective Dates |
Summary |
Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | S20 (6.5.2008) 6 May 2008 to 5 May 2010
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Imposes height restrictions on buildings in the Central Darwin area |
Determination |
| 17 | G9
(5.3.2008)
5 March 2008 to |
Applies to specified land in the Daly region
Generally prohibits: - the clearing of native vegetation; and - subdivision for mixed farm developments. |
Determination
Further information: Protecting the Daly 2007-2010 Daly Region Focus Area ie Area covered by IDCO No. 17
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