New South Wales Repealed Regulations

This legislation has been repealed.

SURVEYING REGULATION 2001 - REG 57

57 Determination of landward boundary of reservation or Crown road fronting a natural feature

(1) If the landward boundary of an existing reservation of stipulated width fronting tidal waters has not been defined by survey, on redefinition or subdivision of the adjoining land by a survey, the boundary must be defined by right lines approximately parallel to the position of the mean high-water mark as originally defined.

(2) If the landward boundary between a parcel of land and an existing reservation or Crown road of stipulated width along a non-tidal stream or lake or other natural feature has not been defined by survey, on redefinition or subdivision of the adjoining land by a survey:

(a) the boundary must be defined by right lines approximately parallel to the position of that feature as originally defined, and

(b) the location of the natural feature as it existed at the time of the survey must be determined and shown on the survey plan, and

(c) the boundary need not be marked in accordance with clauses 34 and 42, but reference marks must be placed at the terminals of the boundary and at intervals of not more than 1,000 metres along the boundary.

(3) If a surveyor determines a landward boundary of a reservation or Crown road and there has not been a prior determination of that boundary approved in accordance with this clause or a corresponding provision of a previous regulation under the Act, the approval of the Minister administering the Crown Lands Act 1989 (or a person authorised by that Minister) to the determination must be obtained.