Approval application—notice of decision
29 Approval application—notice of decision
If the decision-maker for an application under section 21 relating to a declared site approves the application, the decision-maker must give written notice of the decision to the following:
the applicant;
the lessee of, or custodian for, the land where the site is located;
the territory planning authority.
If the decision-maker approves any other application made under section 21, the decision-maker must give written notice of the decision to the following:
the applicant;
the lessee of, or custodian for, the land where the tree is located;
the lessee of, or custodian for, the land where the activity is to be carried out;
the occupier of land that—
adjoins the land where the tree is located; and
is within 50m of the tree;
if the application relates to a heritage tree—the heritage council;
if the application relates to an Aboriginal cultural tree—the heritage council and each representative Aboriginal organisation.
However, the decision-maker need not give more than 1 notice to a particular person.
The decision-maker may give written notice of the decision to anyone else the decision-maker considers appropriate.
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