Coastal protection structures—installation of temporary coastal protection structure
11 Coastal protection structures—installation of temporary coastal protection structure
A Crown land manager responsible for marine and coastal Crown land has a prescribed consent to install a temporary coastal protection structure on the marine and coastal Crown land if—
the Crown land manager is satisfied that there is an immediate risk to public health or safety or the marine and coastal environment; and
the purpose of the installation is to minimise the immediate risk referred to in paragraph (a).
A consent referred to in subregulation (1) is subject to the following prescribed conditions—
the Crown land manager must ensure that the temporary coastal protection structure is installed within 30 days after the Crown land manager's identification of the risk;
the Crown land manager must ensure that the temporary coastal protection structure is removed within 12 months of its installation unless the Crown land manager is given a consent to permanently install the temporary coastal protection structure on the marine and coastal Crown land under Division 2 of Part 7 of the Marine and Coastal Act 2018;
the installation and removal of the temporary coastal protection structure must minimise any damage to the marine and coastal environment;
the Crown land manager must give written notice to the Department of the completion of the installation as soon as practicable after the installation is completed.
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