Notice to local government and chief executive (planning) of particular mining tenements
4B Notice to local government and chief executive (planning) of particular mining tenements
This section applies if a mining claim, mineral development licence or mining lease (the mining tenement) is granted or renewed.
The chief executive must give notice of the mining tenement to—
each local government in whose area the area of the tenement is situated; and
the chief executive (planning).
An entity given a notice under subsection (2) must make a note that is connected to the spatial data relating to each planning scheme of each local government mentioned in subsection (2)(a) held by the entity.
The note must—
identify the area of the mining tenement; and
state that the Planning Act does not apply to development in the area authorised under this Act, other than development on a Queensland heritage place under the Heritage Act; and
state that interested persons may obtain details of the mining tenement from the chief executive of the department in which this Act is administered.
In this section—
chief executive (planning) means the chief executive of the department in which the Planning Act is administered.
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