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Meeting papers
2026 Register of Delegations
Council to Chief Executive Officer
DELEGATE DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED LEGISLATION ADOPTED BY CONDITIONS TO WHICH
COUNCIL THE DELEGATION IS
SUBJECT
Chief Power to register an instrument of easement benefiting or Section 82(1) Land
Executive burdening land owned by Council. Title Act 1994
Officer
Chief Power, as the registered owner, lessee, person entitled to the Section 83(1)(b) Land
Executive land or public utility provider, to sign an instrument of easement Title Act 1994
Officer for particular easements.
Chief Power, as the relevant local government, to approve the plan of Section 83(2) Land
Executive survey for the creation of an easement giving access to a lot Title Act 1994
Officer from a constructed road where it is the reconfiguring of a lot
under the Planning Act 2016.
Chief Power, as the registered owner of a lot burdened by an Section 85B(2) Land
Executive easement in favour of a public utility provider that is not a public Title Act 1994
Officer thoroughfare easement, to recover from the public utility
provider a reasonable contribution towards the cost of keeping
the part of the lot affected by the easement in a condition
appropriate for enjoyment of the easement.
Chief Power, as the registered owner of the lot benefited and the lot Section 87 Land Title
Executive burdened by an easement, to ask the registrar to extinguish the Act 1994
Officer easement.
Chief Power to register an instrument of surrender of an easement Section 90(1) Land
Executive benefiting or burdening land owned by Council. Title Act 1994
Officer
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