Planning Regulation 2017
sch.21-sec.4Land leased under Land Act
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sch.21-sec.4 Land leased under Land Act
For land leased under the Land Act for agriculture or grazing purposes, clearing vegetation— that is residential clearing; or that is necessary for essential management; or in a category X area; or under an accepted development vegetation clearing code, other than in a category A area; or that is necessary for routine management in an area of the land, if the vegetation is— regulated regrowth vegetation; or a least concern regional ecosystem in a category B area; or for development— that is for an extractive industry, as defined under the Vegetation Management Act , schedule, in a key resource area; and to the extent the clearing involves clearing regulated regrowth vegetation, other than in a category A area; or for development— that is a significant community project; and to the extent the clearing involves clearing regulated regrowth vegetation, other than in a category A area. For land leased under the Land Act , other than for agriculture or grazing purposes, clearing vegetation that is consistent with the purposes of the lease, if the clearing— is residential clearing; or is necessary for essential management; or is in a category R area or category X area; or is under an accepted development vegetation clearing code, other than in a category A area; or is for urban purposes in an urban area and involves clearing vegetation that is— regulated regrowth vegetation; or an of concern regional ecosystem in a category B area; or a least concern regional ecosystem in a category B area; or is necessary for routine management in an area of the land and the vegetation is— regulated regrowth vegetation; or a least concern regional ecosystem in a category B area. (sch.21-sec.4-ssec.1) For land leased under the Land Act for agriculture or grazing purposes, clearing vegetation— that is residential clearing; or that is necessary for essential management; or in a category X area; or under an accepted development vegetation clearing code, other than in a category A area; or that is necessary for routine management in an area of the land, if the vegetation is— regulated regrowth vegetation; or a least concern regional ecosystem in a category B area; or for development— that is for an extractive industry, as defined under the Vegetation Management Act , schedule, in a key resource area; and to the extent the clearing involves clearing regulated regrowth vegetation, other than in a category A area; or for development— that is a significant community project; and to the extent the clearing involves clearing regulated regrowth vegetation, other than in a category A area. (sch.21-sec.4-ssec.2) For land leased under the Land Act , other than for agriculture or grazing purposes, clearing vegetation that is consistent with the purposes of the lease, if the clearing— is residential clearing; or is necessary for essential management; or is in a category R area or category X area; or is under an accepted development vegetation clearing code, other than in a category A area; or is for urban purposes in an urban area and involves clearing vegetation that is— regulated regrowth vegetation; or an of concern regional ecosystem in a category B area; or a least concern regional ecosystem in a category B area; or is necessary for routine management in an area of the land and the vegetation is— regulated regrowth vegetation; or a least concern regional ecosystem in a category B area.