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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 7 Environmental management
Part 8 Contaminated land
[s 373]
373 Notice to be given to owner of land
(1) This section applies if—
(a) the administering authority is given notice by an
occupier of land (other than the land’s owner) that a
notifiable activity is being carried out on the land; or
(b) the administering authority is given notice by a local
government that a notifiable activity has been, or is
being, carried out on land in its area; or
(c) the administering authority otherwise reasonably
believes that a notifiable activity has been, or is being,
carried out on land; or
(d) the administering authority has conducted a preliminary
investigation of land and the authority reasonably
believes the land is contaminated land; or
(e) the administering authority is given a report by the
occupier of land or another person about an
investigation of the land conducted or commissioned by
the occupier or other person and the administering
authority reasonably believes the land is contaminated
land.
Example of paragraph (c)—
the department in which the Mineral Resources Act is
administered gives the administering authority notice that
hazardous mine wastes have been stored on the land
(2) The administering authority must, within the time that is
reasonable in the circumstances, give written notice about the
activity or contamination to the owner of the land.
(3) However, the administering authority is not required to give a
notice to the owner of the land if the land has already been
investigated and the administering authority is satisfied the
land is not contaminated land.
(4) The notice must—
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