sec.152Dedication of thoroughfare as road

sec.152 Dedication of thoroughfare as road

In this section— required approval means the prior approval of— each precinct body corporate (if any) determined by comprehensive resolution; and 75% of members of the community body corporate who— are members because they are proprietors of land within the site that is not within the staged use precincts; and have voting rights at meetings of the community body corporate that total not less than 75% of all of the voting rights of the members of the community body corporate mentioned in subparagraph (i) ; and the relevant local government; and the Governor in Council. The community body corporate may— with the required approval; and subject to any reasonable conditions that the local government imposes; dedicate under the Land Act 1962 to public use as a road any part of the community thoroughfare that adjoins a dedicated road. The conditions that may be imposed under subsection (2) include a condition that the community body corporate pay to the local government an amount fixed by the local government for the purpose of constructing or reconstructing the road. The part of the community thoroughfare that is dedicated to public use as a road ceases to be a part of the community thoroughfare. A precinct body corporate may— by comprehensive resolution; and with the prior approval of— the relevant local government; and the Governor in Council; and subject to any reasonable conditions that the local government imposes; dedicate under the Land Act 1962 to public use as a road any part of the precinct thoroughfare that adjoins a dedicated road. The conditions that may be imposed under subsection (5) include a condition that the precinct body corporate pay to the local government an amount fixed by the local government for the purpose of constructing or reconstructing the road. The part of a precinct thoroughfare that is dedicated to public use as a road ceases to be part of the precinct thoroughfare. s 152 amd 1999 No. 30 s 98 sch 3 pt 1 (sec.152-ssec.1) In this section— required approval means the prior approval of— each precinct body corporate (if any) determined by comprehensive resolution; and 75% of members of the community body corporate who— are members because they are proprietors of land within the site that is not within the staged use precincts; and have voting rights at meetings of the community body corporate that total not less than 75% of all of the voting rights of the members of the community body corporate mentioned in subparagraph (i) ; and the relevant local government; and the Governor in Council. (sec.152-ssec.2) The community body corporate may— with the required approval; and subject to any reasonable conditions that the local government imposes; dedicate under the Land Act 1962 to public use as a road any part of the community thoroughfare that adjoins a dedicated road. (sec.152-ssec.3) The conditions that may be imposed under subsection (2) include a condition that the community body corporate pay to the local government an amount fixed by the local government for the purpose of constructing or reconstructing the road. (sec.152-ssec.4) The part of the community thoroughfare that is dedicated to public use as a road ceases to be a part of the community thoroughfare. (sec.152-ssec.5) A precinct body corporate may— by comprehensive resolution; and with the prior approval of— the relevant local government; and the Governor in Council; and subject to any reasonable conditions that the local government imposes; dedicate under the Land Act 1962 to public use as a road any part of the precinct thoroughfare that adjoins a dedicated road. (sec.152-ssec.6) The conditions that may be imposed under subsection (5) include a condition that the precinct body corporate pay to the local government an amount fixed by the local government for the purpose of constructing or reconstructing the road. (sec.152-ssec.7) The part of a precinct thoroughfare that is dedicated to public use as a road ceases to be part of the precinct thoroughfare.