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MINERAL RESOURCES ACT 1989 - SECT 245
Application for grant of mining lease
245 Application for grant of mining lease
(1) An application for the grant of a mining lease must— (a) be in the
approved form; and
(b) state the name of each applicant; and
(c) state the
name and address for service of 1 person upon whom any notice may be served on
behalf of the applicant or the applicants; and
(d) describe all parcels of
land the whole or part of which are in or adjoin the proposed lease area; and
(e) state the current use of the land in the proposed lease area and whether
it is subject to erosion control works; and
(f) state the names and addresses
of the owners of— (i) the land in the proposed lease area; and
(ii) any
land that is to be used to access the land mentioned in subparagraph (i) ; and
(g) define the boundary of the proposed lease area; and Note— Section 386R
sets out the requirements for defining the boundary of the area of a proposed
mining tenement.
(h) define the boundary of each of the following— (i)
any surface area of land to be included in the proposed lease area;
(ii) any
restricted land for the proposed mining lease;
(iii) any land outside the
boundary of the proposed lease area intended to be used to access the proposed
lease area; and
(i) for land mentioned in paragraph (h) (i) —state the
purpose for which the land is intended to be used; and
(j) be accompanied by
a visual representation of the boundaries and land mentioned in paragraphs (g)
and (h) ; and
(k) give reasons why the mining lease should be granted in
respect of the area and shape of the proposed lease area; and
(l) identify
the mineral or minerals or purpose for which the grant of the proposed mining
lease is sought; and
(m) nominate the term of the proposed mining lease and
give reasons for the length of term sought; and
(n) be accompanied by a
statement, acceptable to the chief executive— (i) outlining the mining
program proposed, its method of operation, and providing an indication of when
operations are expected to start or, if a mining program is not proposed,
outlining the use proposed for the proposed lease area and providing an
indication of when the proposed use is to start; and
(ii) of proposals for
infrastructure requirements necessary to enable the mining program to proceed,
or additional activities to be carried on to work out the infrastructure
requirements; and
(iii) stating the estimated human, technical and financial
resources proposed to be committed to authorised activities for the proposed
mining lease during the term of the lease, if granted; and
(o) be accompanied
by a statement, acceptable to the chief executive and separate from the
statement mentioned in paragraph (n) , detailing the applicant’s financial
and technical resources; and
(p) be accompanied by— (i) proof, to the chief
executive’s satisfaction, of each applicant’s identity; and
(ii) the
number of additional copies of the application, and other documents lodged
with the application, the chief executive requires; and
(iii) the application
fee prescribed by regulation; and
(q) be lodged.
(2) However, subsection (1)
(n) (i) does not apply if, under section 246 or chapter 8 , the application
includes a proposed development plan that complies with the initial
development plan requirements.
(3) The chief executive must not accept a
mining program mentioned in subsection (1) (n) (i) that is inconsistent with
the provisions of this Act.
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