Strategic Infrastructure Corridors (Strategic and Recreational Use) Act 2016
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(1) In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears –
adjoining land, in relation to a corridor, means land that adjoins the corridor;
adjoining landholder means an owner, or occupier, of adjoining land;
business licence means a business licence granted in accordance with section 23 ;
business permission means a business permission granted under section 45 ;
corridor means a strategic infrastructure corridor;
corridor authorisation means –
(a) a use permission; and
(b) a service infrastructure permission; and
(c) a business permission; and
(d) a private road construction permission; and
(e) a private road use permission; and
(f) a permit granted under the regulations;
corridor crossing means a place where a public road or a private road intersects with a corridor;
corridor development plan, in relation to a corridor, means a corridor development plan, declared under section 62(6)(b) in relation to the corridor, that is in force;
corridor management plan, in relation to a corridor, means a corridor management plan, declared under section 62(6)(b) in relation to the corridor, that is in force;
corridor (other matters) plan, in relation to a corridor, means a corridor (other matters) plan, declared under section 62(6)(b) in relation to the corridor, that is in force;