Roads Act 1993

On completing the surveys, the roads authority must cause notice of the proposed boundaries—

to be published in a local newspaper, and

to be served on the owner of each parcel of land affected by the proposed boundaries.

The notice—

must identify the survey plan that indicates the proposed boundaries of the road concerned, and

must indicate the place at which, and the times during which, the survey plan is available for inspection by members of the public, and

must state that any person is entitled to make submissions to the roads authority with respect to the proposed boundaries indicated by the survey plan, and

must indicate the manner in which, and the period (being at least 28 days) within which, any such submission should be made.

The roads authority must ensure that copies of the survey plan are available for inspection by members of the public at the place, and during the times, specified in the notice.