Public reserves
Schedule 5 Public reserves
Sections 9 and 10
Part 1 Land ceasing to be reserved under the Crown Lands Act 1976
1. Any land listed in the Grants of Lands for Ecclesiastical Purposes contained in House of Assembly paper No. 46 of 1866.
2. Any shack site, within the meaning of the Crown Lands (Shack Sites) Act 1997, the reservation of which was in force under the former Act immediately before the commencement of section 9.
Part 2 Reservation of public reserves Any area of Crown land that, immediately before the commencement of Division 2 of Part 2, was shown as a reserve under the former Act on the Tasmanian 1:25 000 map series or the Flinders Island or King Island 1:100 000 map series containing any of the following descriptions:
| accommodation, accommodation paddock, ballast, bird sanctuary, botanical garden, burial, burial ground, camping, camping site, canal, cave, cemetery, church, coal, coastal, community centre, council, council depot, Crown, Crown land, dam, dam site, DMR, drain, drainage, falls, fernery, fisheries, flora, gravel, hall, hospital, hydatid testing, lagoon, lakeside, land conservation, lighthouse, limekiln, machinery, magazine, Marine Board, marram grass, mine, mineral, mining, municipal, named park, named reserve, nursery, park, parkland, patrol hut, permanent mark, picnic, plantation, police, post and telegraph, protected area, public, public building, public tip, quarry, racecourse, railway, railway station, recreation, recreation and amusement, refuse disposal, reservoir, river, road, road metal, road trust, saleyard, sanctuary, sand pit, sanitary, scenery, scenic, school, sewerage, sheepwash, skyline, State recreation area, stock, stockpile, stock resting, timber, tip, tourist town, town hall, tramway, tramway station, tree planting, trigonometric, war memorial, watch house, water catchment, waterfall, waterhole, water race, water supply. |
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