Temporary use of adjacent area during construction period
20 Temporary use of adjacent area during construction period
Despite any other Act or law (and without the need for any further consent, approval or authorisation), the Minister may, for the purpose of carrying out works for the redevelopment of Adelaide Oval during the construction period, enter and remain on any land in the adjacent area and do any of the following:
take any vehicles, machinery or equipment on the land;
deposit any material on the land;
undertake works on the land;
erect fences, workshops, sheds and other structures of a temporary character on the land;
divert vehicles and pedestrians through any part of the land;
occupy, and do any other works on, the land necessary for the purpose of carrying out works for the redevelopment of Adelaide
Oval.
A management plan under Chapter 11 of the
Local Government
Act 1999 that applies to the adjacent area during the construction period is taken to be modified to the extent of any inconsistency with subsection (1).
The Minister may not, however, remove or damage any trees in the adjacent area in the exercise of powers under this section.
If, in the exercise of powers under this section, any damage is caused to land in the adjacent area, the Minister must take reasonable measures to make good the damage at the end of the construction period.
In this section—
adjacent area means the area bounded by King
William Road, Pennington Terrace, Montefiore Road and War Memorial Drive (other than land that is subject to a lease or licence to the Memorial Drive Tennis
Club Inc., Next Generation Clubs Australia Pty Ltd or the South Australian
Tennis Association Inc. and land that constitutes part of the Adelaide Oval
Core Area or the Adelaide Oval Licence Area);
construction period means the period ending—
on the day on which the Minister publishes a notice in the Gazette, declaring the end of the construction period for the purposes of this definition; or
31 December 2014, whichever occurs first.
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