Offence to construct or erect buildings etc. or use a water pump
55 Offence to construct or erect buildings etc. or use a water pump
A person must not construct or erect a sign, fence, building, bridge, fish-access facility, dam, weir, drain or any other structure (other than a blind or hide) in a reserve.
Penalty: 10 penalty units.
A person must not use a water pump in a reserve.
Penalty: 10 penalty units.
Subregulation (1) does not apply to a person if the person—
is authorised to construct or erect the sign, fence, building, bridge, fish-access facility, dam, weir, drain or structure in the reserve under and in accordance with a permit issued under subregulation (5)(a); or
is constructing or erecting a structure in the reserve for the purpose of camping in accordance with Part 9; or
is authorised to construct or erect the sign, fence, building, bridge, fish-access facility, dam, weir, drain or structure in the reserve under and in accordance with a permit issued under regulation 40(4), 41(3), 42(3), 43(3), 44(3), 45(3) or 46(3); or
is erecting the sign in the reserve in accordance with Division 2 of this Part; or
is erecting a tree stand in the reserve in accordance with Division 2 of this Part; or
is constructing a nest box in the reserve for the purpose of providing habitat for breeding birds.
Subregulation (2) does not apply to a person if the person—
is authorised to use the water pump in the reserve under and in accordance with a permit issued under subregulation (5)(b); or
is authorised to use the water pump in the reserve under and in accordance with a permit issued under regulation 40(4), 41(3), 42(3), 43(3), 44(3), 45(3) or 46(3).
The land manager may issue a permit to a person authorising the person—
to construct or erect a sign, fence, building, bridge, fish-access facility, dam, weir, drain or any other structure in a reserve; or
to use a water pump in a reserve.
In this regulation—
nest box means an artificial structure or box designed to harbour birds during the birds' nesting period.
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