Fees and charges in connection with use of dedicated or reserved Crown land
7 Fees and charges in connection with use of dedicated or reserved Crown land
A responsible manager of dedicated or reserved Crown land may, from time to time, determine the fees or charges payable in respect of any one or more of the following—
the use of the whole or any part of the land or any structure or enclosure in or on the land,
the parking or use of any vehicle or class of vehicles on the land,
the use of electricity, gas and water,
the disposal of rubbish and the cleaning of the land,
the removal of effluent.
A responsible manager of dedicated or reserved Crown land (other than land for a cemetery or crematorium) may, from time to time, determine the fees or charges payable in respect of entry to the whole or any part of the land or any structure or enclosure in or on the land.
In determining fees and charges, the responsible manager is to have regard to any contractual arrangements entered into by a responsible manager of the land.
The fees or charges payable under subclause (1) or (2) must be displayed in a public notice erected at or adjacent to each entrance to the dedicated or reserved Crown land or part of the land, or building or enclosure, to which the fees or charges relate.
If it is not reasonably practicable for fees or charges to be displayed in a public notice as provided by subclause (4), it is sufficient compliance with that subclause if—
the fees and charges are posted on a publicly accessible website, and
the erected public notice indicates that the fees and charges are posted on that website.
The responsible manager may in any particular case waive payment of any fee or charge determined under this clause.
The Minister may serve notice on a Crown land manager that is a responsible manager of the dedicated or reserved Crown land disallowing or varying any fee or charge as set out in the notice and the Crown land manager is to give effect to the Minister’s notice.
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