Coastal Crown land
30 Coastal Crown land
Subject to subregulation (2), coastal Crown land is an area of cultural heritage sensitivity.
If part of an area of coastal Crown land has been subject to significant ground disturbance, that part is not an area of cultural heritage sensitivity.
Example
A yacht club proposes to extend its club house onto a vacant, unused area at the rear of the existing club house, within the area of its Crown land lease. The activity is the construction of the extension and the activity area is the unused area upon which the extension is to be constructed. The activity area is close to the coast. The activity area has not been subject to significant ground disturbance because only the coastal vegetation has been removed. The activity area is an area of cultural heritage sensitivity.
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