Amendment of corridor notice or CPR plan
7 Amendment of corridor notice or CPR plan
The Minister, by notice, may – amend a corridor notice by changing the name of the corridor; or amend a corridor notice so as to alter the area of land within a corridor.
A notice under subsection (1) is to specify a day, after the date of the notice, on which the notice is to come into effect.
The Minister may, in a notice under subsection (1)(b), amend a corridor notice so as to alter the area of land within a corridor by substituting, for the reference, in accordance with section 6(6)(b), to the CPR plan (the original plan) in the corridor notice, a reference to another CPR plan (the substituted plan).
For the purposes of subsection (3), a reference to a substituted plan may consist of a reference to – another CPR plan with a different CPR number from the CPR number of the original plan; or a CPR plan with the same CPR number as the CPR number of the original plan but with a revision number, or with a different revision number from the revision number of the original plan.
If the area of land within a corridor is altered, by a notice under subsection (1), by – excluding land from the area of land within the corridor – the land so excluded ceases to be land within a corridor on and from the day on which the notice takes effect; or including land in the area of land within a corridor – the land so included becomes land within the corridor on and from the day on which the notice takes effect.
If the area of land within a corridor declared by a corridor notice is altered by virtue of a notice under subsection (1) – the alteration does not alter the effect of the operation of any provision in Division 2 or Part 6 that has taken effect, before the alteration, on the land that, before the alteration, was part of a corridor; but Part 6 ceases to apply in relation to any application, referred to in Part 6, that is on foot at the time the corridor notice is altered in relation to land that has, by virtue of the notice under subsection (1), ceased to be land within a corridor.
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