Use, development, access and services
6 Use, development, access and services
The trustee lessee of the trustee lease may only use or develop the trustee lease land in accordance with—
the terms and conditions of the trustee lease; and
any management plan for the trust land approved under section 48 of the Act.
The trustee lessee must not do anything that prevents the trust land, of which the trustee lease land is a part, from being used for the purpose for which the trust land is dedicated as a reserve or granted in trust.
Subsection (4) applies if the trustee lease is—
a trustee lease (State or statutory body) that is inconsistent with the purpose for which the trust land is dedicated as a reserve or granted in trust; or
a trustee lease approved under section 59(2) of the Act; or
a trustee lease that, under section 64(3) of the Act, is inconsistent with the purpose for which the trust land is dedicated as a reserve or granted in trust.
Subsection (2) does not apply to a thing done by the trustee lessee in accordance with the trustee lease.
If the trustee lease land does not adjoin a road, or have another legal access, the trustee lessee may access, and provide services to, the trustee lease land through the trust land—
at a place, or on a route, the trustee considers is the most convenient place or route; and
on the conditions decided by the trustee.
In this section—
develop, trustee lease land, includes construct improvements on the land.
services includes a telephone connection, electricity and water.
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