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Byron Local Environmental Plan 1988

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61 Extractive industries, transport terminals

A person shall not erect or use a building or work or otherwise use land within a rural zone within 90 metres of a main or arterial road for the purposes of—

(a) an extractive industry, or

(b) a transport terminal.

cll 57–62: Ins 22.3.2002.

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