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Session overview:

Property law issues frequently arise during the preparation and assessment of development applications. Property issues can also arise after the grant of development consent, when it is sought to be implemented.

In this session we will explore issues that planners commonly encounter, including owner’s consent, when it is required for off-site impacts and how it can be compelled; when it is reasonable to propose or accept conditions of consent requiring the registration of covenants on land; satisfying essential service clauses in planning instruments, including the proprietary rights necessary for ‘suitable vehicular access’ to be provided to a site; the reasonableness of conditions of consent that seek to require the dedication of land; and options available to seek easements over land from the Supreme Court or Land and Environment Court under section 88K of the Conveyancing Act 1919; amongst others.

About the Series:

The Legal Series will bring together speakers with recognised expertise in various aspects of the NSW Planning System and provide a platform to educate, inform and provide solutions through short seminars focusing on topics identified by our members.

These seminars will provide the necessary information and practical help for those currently working in the planning profession and looking to improve their understanding of legal issues that impact on Planners.

Presenters:

Liam Mulligan, Partner, Lindsay Taylor Lawyers

Liam Mulligan is a Partner at Lindsay Taylor Lawyers and an Accredited Specialist in Planning & Environment Law. Liam undertakes a wide range of litigation, transaction and advisory work and has acted for both government authorities and private clients in development appeals, the prosecution of environmental offences, civil enforcement matter and judicial review proceedings, including challenges to CDCs. He also undertakes property work and provides advice in respect to property issues.

Megan Hawley, Partner & Principal, Lindsay Taylor Lawyers

Megan is a principal of Lindsay Taylor Lawyers, and is an accredited specialist planning, environment and local government lawyer with over 30 years experience.
Megan has significant advisory and transactional experience in planning and property law including on significant projects such as the construction and leasing of Governor Macquarie and Governor Phillip Towed, the East Circular Quay development and M5 motorway. She regularly advises on and drafts planning agreements, easements and covenants, WIK agreements and contracts for sale involving public land. She also has significant experience advising on the public land provisions of the Local Government Act, the Crown Land Management Act and Native Title Act.
Megan is regularly recognized for her work by both the Doyles Guide (Town Planning & Development Law) and Best Lawyers in Australia (Planning & Environment Law and Land Use & Zoning Law).

Facilitator:

Elizabeth Densley R老澳门六合彩图库, Founder, Eight Mile Planning

Liz is a town planner with 25 years' professional experience in urban and regional planning in NSW. Having spent the large part of her career in Local Government, Liz moved to join Elton Consulting in 2016 and has this year founded Eight Mile Planning.

Liz is a passionate planner with expertise across land use policy, strategic and statutory planning working closely with both private and public sector clients.

Based in Mudgee in regional NSW, Liz has a particular interest in regional growth and development and delivering a planning framework which can be tailored and is relevant across the diverse jurisdictions to which it applies.

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