sec.56Things to be considered when declaring coastal management districts

### sec.56 Things to be considered when declaring coastal management districts The following things must be considered before an area is declared as a coastal management district— the area’s vulnerability to erosion by the sea or to wind induced effects; whether the area should be kept in an undeveloped state to maintain or enhance the coast or coastal resources; public access to a foreshore in the area; foreseeable human impacts and coastal hazards in the area; the existing tenure of, interests in, and rights to, land in the area; Aboriginal tradition and Island custom of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people particularly concerned with land in the area; planning and development management of the area; the need to conserve, protect or rehabilitate coastal ecological systems or geomorphic features of the area. s 56 amd 2001 No. 93 s 24 sch ; 2011 No. 6 s 16 - (a) the area’s vulnerability to erosion by the sea or to wind induced effects; - (b) whether the area should be kept in an undeveloped state to maintain or enhance the coast or coastal resources; - (c) public access to a foreshore in the area; - (d) foreseeable human impacts and coastal hazards in the area; - (e) the existing tenure of, interests in, and rights to, land in the area; - (f) Aboriginal tradition and Island custom of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people particularly concerned with land in the area; - (g) planning and development management of the area; - (h) the need to conserve, protect or rehabilitate coastal ecological systems or geomorphic features of the area.