This Final Report sets out IPART’s final decisions on the rate of return and remaining mine life to apply to rail networks under the NSW Rail Access Undertaking from 1 July 2019.
This Excel model allows landholders to estimate compensation benchmarks using information that is specific to their circumstances. Note: if asked, you will need to ‘enable macros’ in Excel.
The NSW Government has asked IPART to undertake the role of the Expert Advisory Panel in assessing local government Fit for the Future (FFTF) proposals.
The NSW Government has asked IPART to undertake the role of the Expert Advisory Panel in assessing local government Fit for the Future (FFTF) proposals.
This Final Report sets out our findings and recommendations on our assessment of Blacktown City Council’s revised Contributions Plan No. 24 for Schofields.
The NSW Government has asked IPART to undertake the role of the Expert Advisory Panel in assessing local government Fit for the Future (FFTF) proposals.
IPART has set the maximum prices the Valuer General can charge councils for the provision of land valuation services. The prices will take effect on 1 July 2019 and continue until 30 June 2025.
This report sets out our findings and recommendations to The Hills Shire Council’s revised draft Contributions Plan No.12 Balmoral Road Release Area (CP12), which applies to new development in the Balmoral Road Release Area.
This paper sets out IPART’s recommended approach for councils to select a discount rate when using a present value model to calculate development contributions.
IPART has finalised its assessment of The Hills Shire Council’s draft Contributions Plan No 17 for the Castle Hill North Precinct (CP17), which is located in Sydney’s North West.
This spreadsheet contains the Thomson Reuters codes for risk-free rates and market returns in each of the countries where we downloaded data. Note that this file contains no market data.
This final report sets out our recommendations on a costing methodology to be applied in determining the amount the NSW Electoral Commission (NSWEC) charges councils for local government election services.
