Impact of change of management of local government road on the railway
34 Impact of change of management of local government road on the railway
A local government must apply to the Coordinator-General to obtain the Coordinator-General’s written approval to make a change to the management of a local government road that, if made—
would require works to be carried out on the railway; or
would have a significant adverse impact on the safety and operational integrity of the railway.
The Coordinator-General—
must consider the application within—
30 days after receiving it; or
the longer period notified to the local government by the Coordinator-General, in writing, before the end of the 30 days; and
may decide to—
approve the proposed change, with or without conditions; or
refuse to approve the proposed change.
The Coordinator-General must give the local government written notice of the Coordinator-General’s decision on the application.
The Coordinator-General is taken to have approved the proposed change if the Coordinator-General does not within 30 days of receiving the application—
decide the application; or
give the local government a notice under subsection (3).
This section does not apply if the Coordinator-General has considered the change to the management of the local government road as part of the Coordinator-General’s consideration of an application for a development approval.
In this section—
development approval means a development approval under the Planning Act 2016.
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