Understanding Temporary Use in Various Contexts

Temporary use usually refers to short-term or provisional usage of a product, service, or medication for a specific period or purpose.

Temporary Use FAQ

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What is a temporary use?

A temporary use is one that is carried out for no more than 52 days in any year. The 52 days may be consecutive but do not have to be; for example, a temporary use for the purposes of clause 2.8 could be one that takes place once a week for every week of the year or for a 52 day period once a year.

What is a “temporary use” clause?

The clause applies despite any other LEP provisions and allows a consent authority to grant consent for a “temporary use”. A temporary use is one that is carried out for no more than 52 days in any year.

Why is temporary use important?

Moreover, buildings are less prone to decay because they are in use. Furthermore, such use is intrinsically bottom-up driven by citizens and can demonstrate needs in a city which would otherwise be left undiscovered. Many temporary use projects prove the benefit to the city and develop and go beyond the merely temporary use of buildings.

What happens at the end of a temporary use period?

at the end of the temporary use period the land will, as far as is practicable, be restored to the condition in which it was before the commencement of the use. Clause 2.8(3)(b) imposes a different standard to that which applies in the consideration of an application to carry out development that is permissible under the LEP.

What is a temporary use licence (TUL)?

Any person can apply for a temporary use licence (TUL) during an applicable event. A TUL allows a change to existing development approval conditions or other operating constraints which may prevent them from operating during the applicable event. A TUL can also allow new land uses that do not involve building works or operational works.

What is temporary use?

Temporary use means a use that has been allowed to be located and/or to operate for a limited time only. Temporary uses include pipe, vehicle, or heavy equipment storage compounds, or special events such as circuses, carnivals and rodeos; Temporary use means a use of land that has a limited time duration.

What is the purpose of a temporary use permit?

The intent is to accommodate temporary land uses as specified by the permit on lands that are not zoned for the proposed use. The temporary use may continue in accordance with the provisions of the permit until the permit expires, or three years after the permit was issued, whichever occurs first.

Do you need temporary access to classified resources?

In some limited circumstances, temporary access to classified resources may be required. Short term or temporary access may be granted after considering the security risks. Entities must put in place measures to control access to information systems holding sensitive and classified information.