Clearing boundary lines
40 Clearing boundary lines
The relevant person must:
(a) clear the boundary line between 2 corner boundary markers to a width not exceeding 1 m; and
(b) provide a clear line of sight between 2 corner boundary markers or mark the boundary line as specified in this regulation.
(2) If the view between 2 corner boundary markers is obscured by a tree, the relevant person may:
(a) in relation to an immature tree – cut it down and remove it; or
in relation to a mature tree – attach a flag to it.
(3) If it is not possible to provide a clear line of sight between 2 corner boundary markers, the relevant person must erect additional boundary markers so there is a clear line of sight between:
2 boundary markers; or
2 flagged trees; or
a boundary marker and a flagged tree.
When clearing the boundary line, the relevant person:
(a) must do as little damage to the environment as is practicable; and
(b) may cut down and remove a tree only as provided by subregulation (2)(a).
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