Particular notices are taken to be chief executive’s or owners’ notices
1207 Particular notices are taken to be chief executive’s or owners’ notices
This section applies if—
before the commencement, an owner of land gave a notice, purportedly under the Water Regulation 2002, section 3CA in relation to the Lockyer Valley area works as defined under that section; or
before the commencement of the Water Resource (Pioneer Valley) Plan 2002, section 30A, an owner of land gave a notice, purportedly under the Water Regulation 2002, section 3CA in relation to the Bundaberg, Cooloola and Pioneer Valley area works as defined under that section.
The requirement under the Water Regulation 2002, section 3CA(2) as in force immediately before the commencement, to notify the chief executive of works and water use or proposed water use is taken to be a chief executive’s notice for the works mentioned in subsection (1).
A notice mentioned in subsection (1) (a relevant notice) is taken to be the owner’s notice for the works.
If a chief executive’s notice under section 37, other than a chief executive’s notice mentioned in subsection (2), relates to an owner of land and to works to which a relevant notice relates, the owner is not required to give the chief executive an owner’s notice under section 37 for the works.
Note—Section 37 was repealed by the Water Reform and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2014, section 67. For notices of works and water use, see section 36.
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