Additional rights for permits for operational work
972D Additional rights for permits for operational work
A development permit, to the extent it relates to operational work for taking or interfering with water, or the removal of quarry material, from a watercourse or lake, is taken to include a right to use and occupy the part of the watercourse or lake—
that forms all or part of the boundary of the land to which the development permit attaches; and
on which the works are situated.
An owner of land carrying out operational work that involves taking water from a watercourse, lake or spring under section 96(2) and is accepted development, is taken to have a right to use and occupy the part of the watercourse or lake—
that forms all or part of the boundary of the owner’s land; and
on which the works are situated.
Operational work that allows taking or interfering with water in a watercourse, lake or spring, other than under a relevant provision, and is accepted development, is taken to include a right to use and occupy the part of the watercourse or lake on which the operations are situated.
In this section—relevant provision means any of the following—
section 93;
section 95(1);
section 96;
section 99;
section 102.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum
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