erect includes construct and commence, carry on or complete;
expenses in relation to a council includes –
(a) the salaries and wages of its employees; and
(b) the compensation, purchase money or rent payable for land; and
(c) the cost of materials used, and the consideration payable under any contract, in connection with any work, undertaking or duty which the council is empowered or required to undertake under this Act; and
(d) the reasonable costs and outgoings incurred by the council in enforcing this Act or in suing for, or recovering, any charges or expenses;
(a) any land subject to a right of way for wheeled vehicles; and
(b) any land which obviously appears to be regularly used for the passage of wheeled vehicles; and
(c) any land made ready to be regularly so used, together with any adjoining path;
State highway means a State highway or subsidiary road within the meaning of the Roads and Jetties Act 1935 ;
street means –
(a) a road with building continuous or nearly continuous on both sides or with the adjoining lands laid out for that purpose; and
(b) a terrace being a road with such building or land so laid out on only one side; and
(c) a cul-de-sac being a rectangular, polygonal or rounded space containing a road and with the perimeter so built on or so laid out;
way means –
(a) any land over which anyone other than the person in possession, his or her family, servants, customers or callers, may of right pass and repass with or without animals and vehicles; and
(b) any land which obviously appears to be regularly used for the passage of persons with or without animals or vehicles; and
(c) any land made ready to be so regularly used.
(2) If a path would be adjoining but for a nature strip, the path is taken to be adjoining and the nature strip is taken to be part of the road.
(3) A railway or tramway, other than a street tramway, is not a road except where it crosses a road on the same level or, in running along a road, it is not separated from the road by any fence, cattle-guard, hedge, ditch or wall.