Transport Infrastructure Act 1994

The chief executive may, by gazette notice, declare land or part of land to be a transport interface management area if—

there is a transport interface on the land or part; and

the chief executive reasonably believes—

the transport interface creates or is likely to create transport interface issues; and

transport interface arrangements should be in place to deal with the transport interface issues or potential transport interface issues.

Before making the declaration, the chief executive must—

give the persons the chief executive considers may be affected by the declaration written notice of the chief executive’s proposal to make the declaration; and

give the persons a reasonable opportunity to make submissions to the chief executive in relation to the proposed declaration; and

have regard to any submissions made by the persons.

Land declared to be a transport interface management area must be—

identified specifically in the gazette notice; or

identified generally in the gazette notice, and identified specifically in documents described in the gazette notice and available for perusal at an office of the department mentioned in the gazette notice.

The identification of land declared to be a transport interface management area may, but need not, be by reference to strata occupied by the land.

If the chief executive gives the registrar of titles a copy of the gazette notice for the declaration of land or part of land as a transport interface management area, the registrar of titles must note the details of the declaration in the appropriate register.

No fee is payable by the chief executive for the noting of the details in the appropriate register.

In this section—

transport interface agreements; or

arrangements under section 475ZL.