Major Transport Projects Facilitation Act 2009
124Adjoining land may be provided as compensation
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124 Adjoining land may be provided as compensation
(1) If a project authority acquires compulsorily under this Division part of a parcel of land owned by a person, the project authority may require that person to take land—
(a) that adjoins the part of that parcel that was not acquired; and
(b) that is owned by the project authority or is surplus land.
(2) The value of that adjoining land must be deducted from any amount to be paid by way of compensation to the owner of the land acquired compulsorily by the project authority.
(3) If the project authority and the owner cannot agree as to the value of the adjoining land, the value must be settled in the same manner and at the same time as the compensation to be paid to that owner.
Division 2—Acquisition of native title rights and interests