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Summary Offences Regulation 2016
sec.9Requirements of application
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### sec.9 Requirements of application
An application by a responsible government entity for an area of public land to be prescribed as motorbike control land must be—
in the approved form; and
accompanied by—
a plan clearly showing the location and boundaries of the area; and
if the responsible government entity receives a submission about the application from an interested person—a copy of the submission, a summary of the submission and any comment the entity wishes to make about the submission.
The approved form must require the responsible government entity to state the following information—
the real property description of the area;
how the area is currently used;
why the area should be prescribed as motorbike control land;
when the area should be prescribed as motorbike control land;
the results of consultation conducted under section 10 (1) (a) ;
whether the entity has conducted any other consultation, and the nature and results of the consultation;
the nature and extent of noise that may occur if the area is prescribed as motorbike control land;
the nature and extent of environmental damage that may occur if the area is prescribed as motorbike control land, and how the environmental damage may be minimised;
how the area will be maintained;
how the area will be accessed;
whether there is anything in the area that may create a serious risk to the health or safety of a person in the area, and how the risk may be minimised.
(sec.9-ssec.1) An application by a responsible government entity for an area of public land to be prescribed as motorbike control land must be— in the approved form; and accompanied by— a plan clearly showing the location and boundaries of the area; and if the responsible government entity receives a submission about the application from an interested person—a copy of the submission, a summary of the submission and any comment the entity wishes to make about the submission.
(sec.9-ssec.2) The approved form must require the responsible government entity to state the following information— the real property description of the area; how the area is currently used; why the area should be prescribed as motorbike control land; when the area should be prescribed as motorbike control land; the results of consultation conducted under section 10 (1) (a) ; whether the entity has conducted any other consultation, and the nature and results of the consultation; the nature and extent of noise that may occur if the area is prescribed as motorbike control land; the nature and extent of environmental damage that may occur if the area is prescribed as motorbike control land, and how the environmental damage may be minimised; how the area will be maintained; how the area will be accessed; whether there is anything in the area that may create a serious risk to the health or safety of a person in the area, and how the risk may be minimised.
- (a) in the approved form; and
- (b) accompanied by— (i) a plan clearly showing the location and boundaries of the area; and (ii) if the responsible government entity receives a submission about the application from an interested person—a copy of the submission, a summary of the submission and any comment the entity wishes to make about the submission.
- (i) a plan clearly showing the location and boundaries of the area; and
- (ii) if the responsible government entity receives a submission about the application from an interested person—a copy of the submission, a summary of the submission and any comment the entity wishes to make about the submission.
- (i) a plan clearly showing the location and boundaries of the area; and
- (ii) if the responsible government entity receives a submission about the application from an interested person—a copy of the submission, a summary of the submission and any comment the entity wishes to make about the submission.
- (a) the real property description of the area;
- (b) how the area is currently used;
- (c) why the area should be prescribed as motorbike control land;
- (d) when the area should be prescribed as motorbike control land;
- (e) the results of consultation conducted under section 10 (1) (a) ;
- (f) whether the entity has conducted any other consultation, and the nature and results of the consultation;
- (g) the nature and extent of noise that may occur if the area is prescribed as motorbike control land;
- (h) the nature and extent of environmental damage that may occur if the area is prescribed as motorbike control land, and how the environmental damage may be minimised;
- (i) how the area will be maintained;
- (j) how the area will be accessed;
- (k) whether there is anything in the area that may create a serious risk to the health or safety of a person in the area, and how the risk may be minimised.