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34Notice of intention to burn off or burn fire break—the Act, s 86
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#### 34 Notice of intention to burn off or burn fire break—the Act, s 86
34 Notice of intention to burn off or burn fire break—the Act, s 86
> > (1) The notice required to be given under the Act, section 86(1) must be given to the following persons—
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> > > (a) the occupiers of all land contiguous to or separated by a lane, road or waterway, whether fenced or unfenced, from the land on which the fire is to be lit,
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> > > (b) if there is no occupier for particular land under paragraph (a)—the owner of the land,
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> > > (c) if the land on which the fire is to be lit is in a rural fire district—the fire control officer for the rural fire district,
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> > > (d) if the land on which the fire is to be lit is in a fire district—the officer in charge of the fire station that is nearest to the land.
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> > (2) The notice must be written or given orally.
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> > (3) The notice must include particulars of—
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> > > (a) the name of the person proposing to light the fire, and
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> > > (b) the location, purpose, period and time of the fire proposed to be lit.
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> > (4) The notice must be given to each of the persons referred to in subsection (1)—
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> > > (a) within the time period specified in the fire permit, or
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> > > (b) if no time period is specified—at least 24 hours before the fire is lit.
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> > (5) The fire control officer for the district is taken to be notified under subsection (1)(c) if notice is given to the fire control centre for that district.