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ADELAIDE PARK LANDS ACT 2005 (NO 69 OF 2005) - SECT 20

20—State authorities

        (1)         Each State authority to which this section applies must prepare and adopt a management plan for that part of the Adelaide Park Lands which it owns or occupies, or which is under its care, control or management.

        (2)         A management plan must—

            (a)         identify the land to which it applies; and

            (b)         state the existing use of the land; and

            (c)         state the State authority's objectives, policies and proposals for the management of the land; and

            (d)         set out performance targets for the management of the land and how the State authority proposes to measure its performance against its objectives and performance targets; and

            (e)         provide information on any arrangements for public use of, or access to, the land; and

            (f)         if relevant, provide specific information on the State authority's policies for the granting of leases or licences over any part of the land; and

            (g)         state the State authority's plans for the future use of the land and when the State authority plans to relinquish ownership, occupation or care, control and management of the land; and

            (h)         comply with any other requirement prescribed by the regulations.

        (3)         A State authority must, in relation to a proposal to establish or vary a management plan under this section—

            (a)         prepare a draft of the proposal; and

            (b)         refer the proposal to the Minister, the Adelaide City Council, the Authority, and any adjoining council that has a direct interest in the matter, and to any other body determined by the Minister; and

            (c)         at a time determined to be appropriate by the State authority, by public advertisement, invite any interested person to make written submissions to the State authority within a period specified by the State authority (being not less than 1 month from the date of publication of the advertisement) and to attend a public meeting to be held in relation to the proposal.

        (4)         Subsection (3)(c) does not apply if the proposal relates to a variation of a management plan that is, in the opinion of the State authority, of minor significance.

        (5)         A State authority may, on the basis of any consultation undertaken or submissions received under subsection (3) (or as it thinks fit), amend the proposal.

        (6)         The State authority must then prepare a report on the matter (incorporating the proposal, as finalised by the State authority) and furnish a copy of the report to the Minister.

        (7)         The State authority may then, with the approval of the Minister, adopt the proposal (with or without any amendments determined or approved by the Minister).

        (8)         The State authority must ensure that copies of the management plan are available for public inspection in accordance with the regulations.

        (9)         Each State authority to which this section applies must prepare a management plan within 2 years after the adoption of the first Adelaide Park Lands Management Strategy under Division 1 unless the Governor, by regulation, allows an extension of time.

        (10)         A State authority to which this section applies must undertake a comprehensive review of its management plan under this section at least once in every 5 years.

        (11)         This section applies to any State authority that owns or occupies land within the Adelaide Park Lands, or that has land within the Adelaide Park Lands under its care, control or management, other than—

            (a)         land constituting a road (or part of a road); or

            (b)         land excluded from the operation of this section by the regulations.



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