Local Government Act Sample Clauses

Local Government Act. Evaluation of Tenders will be generally in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Act 2009 (Qld) and other applicable Legislative Requirements. Section 104 of the Local Government Act 2009 requires Council to have regard to the following principles:
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Local Government Act. Nothing in this agreement affects or operates to prevent the operation of the Act. Each of the Participants must comply with, and must ensure that their Delegates comply with, the Act when exercising any rights or performing any obligations under this agreement.
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Local Government Act. Section 483 of the Local Government Act allows local government to enter into a Housing Agreement with the owner of a property. The Agreement can specify the form of tenure, the economic characteristics of the households permitted to reside in the housing units, the management of the units, and the maximum rent or sale price that can be charged. Zoning Bylaw 5949-2020 Zoning Bylaw 5949-2020 outlines density bonus provisions in certain zones. The DT2 zone permits additional floor space ratio and building height in exchange for the provision of affordable rental units. The applicants are providing a rental building with 100% of units at an affordable rate of rent in exchange for additional building height, the opportunity for increased density and a reduction for the onsite parking. In order to secure the affordable units, a Housing Agreement is required. The proposed Housing Agreement outlines several provisions, including but not limited to the following: • The Housing Agreement will be in place for a term of 21 years. The developer will be prohibited from stratifying the residential units for future sale of individual units until the term has lapsed. Future stratification of the residential units will require District approval and will be subject to District policies for strata title conversion (LAN.21, LAN.22, LAN.23, and LAN.24). • 92 apartment units will be offered at an affordable rate of rent. The applicant has proposed that the affordable units will be in the form of 32 studio units, 32 one-bedroom units, 8 two-bedroom plus den units, and 20 two-bedroom units. This provides a range of housing options for potential tenants. • The maximum household income for residents to qualify for an affordable unit will be equal to or less than BC Housing’s Housing Income Limits (HILs) for the appropriate unit type, which are reported yearly. • The rents are proposed to be at 30% of the maximum household income as set out by BC Housing in the HILs document. These rents will be adjusted yearly for inflation and must not exceed the rent increase rate regulated by the BC Residential Tenancy Act. • The property will be managed by one entity in the form of a property management company or an affordable housing provider. The affordable units will have access to all building features and amenities. Communication Staff will communicate Council’s decision to the applicant. Attachments Attachment A: Housing Agreement Sign-Offs Choose an item. HA / ms
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Local Government Act. State and Local Government are focused on working together to develop contemporary legislation for Local Government. Closing the Gap Agreement State and Local Government are committed to working together on the implementation of the National Closing the Gap Agreement. National Cabinet
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Local Government Act. 24.1. The provisions of this Agreement shall at all times be read and construed subject to the provisions of the LG Act and nothing contained in this Agreement shall be interpreted or construed so as to xxxxxx the discretion of the Licensor acting in its capacity as a local government authority whether as a regulatory or consent authority and the Licensor specifically reserves its rights acting in those capacities to make such decisions and take such action as authorised at law (Decisions) and where those Decisions shall override any countervailing provision(s) in this Agreement and the Licence and the Licensee will not be entitled to raise any objection, requisition, claim or demand in connection with any such Decision.
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Local Government Act. Section 15 Triennial agreement
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