Castro v Council of the Shire of Douglas & Anor [1994] QPEC 34
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COURT
JUDGE DALY
Appeal No 21a of 1991
ANTON CASTRO
and
COUNCIL OF THE SHIRE OF DOUGLAS
and
HARTLEY'S CREEK CROCODILE FARMING
COMPANY PTY LTD
CAIRNS
.. DATE 10/03/94
JUDGMENT
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Appellant
Respondent
Respondent by Election
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HIS HONOUR: This is an application for modification of an
area which was the subject of an appeal to this Court, and is,
•• therefore, a matter which must be restored to the Court for
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modification to the particular boundaries of land proposed to
be re-zoned. The area is usefully set out in a plan which is
exhibited to the material and, in fact, an enlarged copy of
which has been handed to me.
It is obvious from reading the material that, for excellent
reasons, there have been substantial negotiations between
parties interested in the area in question and the developer,
with a view to providing the retention, in the public
interest, of areas subject to particularly rare vegetation,
and a further area which is subject to the interests of an
Aboriginal tribe who have interests in the area.
The material shows that those negotiations were extensive and,
undoubtedly, properly conducted, and have resulted in
agreement between all those concerned, including those
concerned with historical Aboriginal artefacts and locations.
The area shown on the plan is of lesser size than the original
area, and for that reason, the council is content to abide the
order of the Court in respect of such modification. I am
satisfied, on the material before me, that it is an
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appropriate case in which one should exercise the powers
granted to this Court to reconsider orders made in -~!1-~:__ c~urse
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of_the cburt's jurisdiction.
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I am satisfied that there is authority which clearly points to
such jurisdiction existing. In all those circumstances, I am
satisfied that this is a case in which the order sought should
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be initialled by me, and placed with the papers. 10
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