sec.10How relevant boundaries are to be extended

sec.10 How relevant boundaries are to be extended

This section states the way a relevant boundary of a Commonwealth area must be extended to the landward boundary of the marine park under section 8 or section 9 (3) . If the relevant boundary is a headland boundary, the relevant boundary must be extended to the landward boundary of the marine park by joining, in a straight line, the intersection point for the relevant boundary to the closest point on the landward boundary of the marine park. If the relevant boundary is not a headland boundary, the relevant boundary must be extended to the landward boundary of the marine park in a straight line at the angle at which the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary of the area. In this section— headland boundary means a relevant boundary of a Commonwealth area that— meets the landward boundary of the Commonwealth area at or near a headland; and will not, if it is extended in a straight line at the angle at which the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary, meet the landward boundary of the marine park on the headland. The eastern relevant boundary of the Commonwealth area that adjoins Nara Inlet at low water is a headland boundary because— the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary of the Commonwealth area immediately south of a headland on the eastern side of the entrance to Nara Inlet; and if the relevant boundary is extended in a straight line at the angle at which the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary of the Commonwealth area, the relevant boundary will not meet the landward boundary of the marine park on the headland on the eastern side of the entrance to Nara Inlet. intersection point , for a relevant boundary of a Commonwealth area, means the point where the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary of the area. (sec.10-ssec.1) This section states the way a relevant boundary of a Commonwealth area must be extended to the landward boundary of the marine park under section 8 or section 9 (3) . (sec.10-ssec.2) If the relevant boundary is a headland boundary, the relevant boundary must be extended to the landward boundary of the marine park by joining, in a straight line, the intersection point for the relevant boundary to the closest point on the landward boundary of the marine park. (sec.10-ssec.3) If the relevant boundary is not a headland boundary, the relevant boundary must be extended to the landward boundary of the marine park in a straight line at the angle at which the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary of the area. (sec.10-ssec.4) In this section— headland boundary means a relevant boundary of a Commonwealth area that— meets the landward boundary of the Commonwealth area at or near a headland; and will not, if it is extended in a straight line at the angle at which the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary, meet the landward boundary of the marine park on the headland. The eastern relevant boundary of the Commonwealth area that adjoins Nara Inlet at low water is a headland boundary because— the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary of the Commonwealth area immediately south of a headland on the eastern side of the entrance to Nara Inlet; and if the relevant boundary is extended in a straight line at the angle at which the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary of the Commonwealth area, the relevant boundary will not meet the landward boundary of the marine park on the headland on the eastern side of the entrance to Nara Inlet. intersection point , for a relevant boundary of a Commonwealth area, means the point where the relevant boundary meets the landward boundary of the area.