Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993

The Minister must ensure that a notice specifying – that a declaration of a major project has been amended under section 60TG; and an electronic address, and an address of the Commission, where a copy of the declaration, as so amended, may be viewed – is published in a newspaper that is published, and circulates generally, in Tasmania.

The Minister, within 7 days after amending under section 60TG a declaration of a major project, is to notify in writing – the proponent of the major project; and if the proponent is not the owner of all the land to which the declaration, as so amended, relates – the owners of the parts of the land that the proponent does not own; and the owners of, the occupiers of, and the lessees of, any part of land adjoining the land to which the declaration relates or that adjoins that land after the amendment; and the council that is a relevant planning authority in relation to the project; and each council that is not a relevant planning authority in relation to the project but that is the council for a municipal area that is in the regional area, or regional areas, in which the major project is, or is to be, situated; and if the project is to be situated on an area of land that is not within any municipal area – all councils for an area of land in a regional area that is adjacent to the area of land in which the project is to be situated; and the Commission; and each relevant regulator; and each State Service Agency, or Tasmanian Government Business, that the Minister considers may have an interest in relation to a matter to which the project relates; and if the land to which the declaration relates is situated in Wellington Park – the Wellington Park Management Trust; and any other person, or class of persons, that is prescribed for the purposes of section 60R(1)(j).