(1) The owner of an
existing building or the person proposing to construct a new building in the
reserve must, prior to commencing any major change to an existing building or
commencing the construction of a new building, as the case
requires —
(a)
obtain and provide full structural plans approved by a registered builder; and
(b)
endeavour to obtain the written opinions of the operators with associated
camps adjacent to the building or proposed building for the consideration of
the CEO prior to the CEO giving or withholding approval; and
(c)
obtain the written approval of the CEO.
(2) Approval under
subregulation (1) is subject to such conditions that the CEO considers
are necessary in the particular case.
(3) For the purposes
of subregulation (1), the requisite opinions must be obtained after each
relevant operator, referred to in subregulation (1)(b), is informed of
(as a minimum) the proposed common access areas, pathways, drains, power
plants and other like infrastructure.
(4) For the purposes
of this regulation a major change is any modification or alteration to a
building which increases or modifies the floor space or height of that
building.
(5) A new camp or a
camp being set up through the transfer of camp facilities under
regulation 77 made up of more than —
(a) 3
living dwellings; or
(b) one
store shed; or
(c) one
ablution block; or
(d) the
approved number of generator sheds for that camp; or
(e) the
approved number of jetties for that camp,
(not including
on‑jetty storage facilities) will not be approved.
(6) A building which
is, or is being, constructed without complying with this regulation is an
unauthorised structure for the purposes of Division 5, unless the CEO
exempts the building, in writing, from compliance with the specific building
provisions with which it does not comply.
(7) A person must
comply with the approval of the CEO obtained under subregulation (1).
Penalty: Not less than
$500 or more than $2 000.
[Regulation 81 amended: Gazette
15 Jan 1999 p. 113; 6 Jul 2007 p. 3389.]
[ 82, 83. Deleted: Gazette 23 May 2006
p. 1860.]