Crown Lands (Shack Sites) Act 1997
SCHEDULE 2A - Model conversionSCHEDULE 2A - Model conversion criteria
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SCHEDULE 2A - Model conversion SCHEDULE 2A - Model conversion criteria
[Schedule 2A Inserted by No. 27 of 2002, s. 7, Applied:15 Jan 1998]
1. Removal
(1) Other than in exceptional circumstances, a shack should be removed if –
(a) [Schedule 2A Amended by No. 17 of 2017, s. 4, Applied:16 Aug 2017] the removal of the shack is necessary for due protection of an Aboriginal site, or a relic as defined under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1975 ; or
(b) the shack is located in an actively mobile dune.
(2) Other than in exceptional circumstances, a shack should be removed where the continued occupation of the shack, either alone or together with other shacks, would, or would be likely to, give rise to significant –
(a) land management costs or land management difficulties for the Crown or any public authority; or
(b) environmental degradation.
(3) Other than in exceptional circumstances, a shack should be removed where the continued occupation of the shack, either alone or together with other shacks, would, or would be likely to, significantly –
(a) impair the ability of natural or physical resources on or near the site to meet the reasonably foreseeable needs of future generations; or
(b) harm, or interfere with the due protection of, ecological, geomorphological or geological features of conservation value; or
(c) harm, or interfere with the due management of, acquatic environments of conservation value; or
(d) harm, or interfere with the due management of, important coastal wetlands, or impair the potential of such wetlands to be managed for nature conservation and public benefit; or
(e) compromise the diversity of native flora or fauna or their habitats, including seagrass and seaweed beds, spawning and breeding areas; or