Tasmania regulation

Proclamation under the Nature Conservation Act 2002

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Jurisdiction

Tasmania

Act Number

53 of 2004

Collection

regulation

Plain English Summary

2/10 complexity

This proclamation formally declares eight named parcels of land as a State Reserve or Nature Reserves under the Nature Conservation Act 2002 and publishes the official boundary plans. It affects the land itself, landholders, local users and anyone proposing development or activities there because management responsibility moves to the Department of Primary Industries, Water and Environment and statutory land‑use rules for reserves apply. The schedules record the legal parcels (Schedule 1) and the maps (Schedule 2).

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SCHEDULE 1 - Areas of land

SCHEDULE 1 - Areas of land SCHEDULE 1 - Areas of land

Part 1

Logan Lagoon State Reserve

Part 1 Logan Lagoon State Reserve

Part 1 Schedule 2

Part 2

Dry Creek South Nature Reserve

Part 2 Dry Creek South Nature Reserve

Part 2 Schedule 2

Part 3

Ironpot Gully Nature Reserve

Part 3 Ironpot Gully Nature Reserve

Part 3 Schedule 2

Part 4

Dead Dog Hill Nature Reserve

Part 4 Dead Dog Hill Nature Reserve

Part 4 Schedule 2

Part 5

Powranna Nature Reserve

Part 5 Powranna Nature Reserve

Part 5 Schedule 2

Part 6

Dry Creek West Nature Reserve

Part 6 Dry Creek West Nature Reserve

Part 6 Schedule 2

Part 7

Tom Gibson Nature Reserve

Part 7 Tom Gibson Nature Reserve

Part 7 Schedule 2

Part 8

Mersey Hill Karst Nature Reserve

Part 8 Mersey Hill Karst Nature Reserve

Part 8 Schedule 2

SCHEDULE 2 - Plans

SCHEDULE 2 - Plans SCHEDULE 2 - Plans

Source text

Sourced from Tasmanian Legislation Online (legislation.tas.gov.au), CC BY 4.0.