The developers of the controversial $140 million Cambria Green development are heading to the Supreme Court to fight against the Tasmanian Planning Commission's decision to knock it back.
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Cambria Green Agriculture and Tourism Management Pty Ltd has applied for a judicial review of the Tasmanian Planning Commission's decision to reject the proposed Cambria Draft Amendment.
The proposed development was knocked back by the Tasmanian Planning Commission as the commissioner decided the commission had no jurisdiction to hear the Cambria Draft Amendment.
It was due to the fact the commission was not satisfied with the evidence supplied by the application's representative, Ronald Hu, to show the landowners had properly given consent to the rezoning.
Section 33(A) of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993 requires zoning requests to be submitted with the landowner's consent.
A directions hearing will take place in the Launceston Supreme Court on Monday.
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Kasey Wilkins
Kasey Wilkins is education reporter at The Examiner, and also covers the East Coast. Get in touch at kasey.wilkins@examiner.com.au.
Kasey Wilkins is education reporter at The Examiner, and also covers the East Coast. Get in touch at kasey.wilkins@examiner.com.au.
