Land subject to development—conservator may give advice about tree protection
107 Land subject to development—conservator may give advice about tree protection
This section applies if the conservator is satisfied on reasonable grounds that a development involves, or is likely to involve, an activity that would or may—
damage a protected tree; or
be prohibited groundwork in—
the protection zone for a protected tree; or
a declared site.
The conservator may give the territory planning authority written advice in relation to the development in accordance with section 108.
Note If the territory planning authority refers a development application or changed application to the conservator under the Planning Act 2023, s 170 or s 171, the conservator must, within the time required under that Act, s 172, give the territory planning authority advice in relation to the development application.
In this section:
protected tree, in relation to a development, means a protected tree—
on the land subject to the development; or
on land adjoining the land subject to the development.
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