Owners_consent_fact_sheet

Table 1 Guidance on the responsible state agency

State land or other resource

State government agency responsible for giving

owner’s consent or advice

 

Land subject to a lease (including a freeholding lease), or a
reserve or deed of grant in trust under the Land Act 1994, if
the title holder is, or represents, the state government
(excluding quarry material taken under the Forestry Act
1959).

Land subject to a lease (including a freeholding lease), or a
reserve under the Land Act 1994 (excluding land within a
trustee lease), if the title holder is not, or does not
represent, the state government (excluding quarry material
taken under the Forestry Act 1959).

Strategic port land, other than freehold land (i.e. a lease,
reserve or deed of grant in trust under the Land Act 1994 in
the name of the Port authority) (excluding quarry material
taken under the Forestry Act 1959).

Land subject to a permit to occupy or licence under the
Land Act 1994 (excluding quarry material taken under the
Forestry Act 1959).

Land subject to an estate in fee simple by the state
government.

Unallocated state land under the Land Act 1994 (excluding
quarry material taken under the Forestry Act 1959).

Land administered under the Nature Conservation Act
1992.

Land administered under the Forestry Act 1959 (excluding
quarry material taken under the Forestry Act 1959).

Land administered under the Forestry Act 1959 if the
application involves quarry material to be sourced from
State Forest, Timber Reserve or Forest Entitlement Area.
Land that is a road (other than a state-controlled road) or
stock route under the Land Act 1994.

State-controlled road under the Transport Infrastructure Act
1994.

Work on rail corridor land as defined under the Transport
Infrastructure Act 1994.

Quarry material in tidal water that is unallocated state land
(Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995).

Water or quarry material in a watercourse or lake under the
Water Act 2000.

Quarry material taken under the Forestry Act 1959
(excluding land held in fee simple where the quarry material
is reserved to the state government, as owner's consent
will need to be provided by the owner of the land).

A dam that must be failure impact assessed (Water Supply
(Safety and Reliability) Act 2008).

The agency administering the land under the Land Act
1994 (e.g. if the land is held by the State of
Queensland (represented by the Department of
Health), then the Department of Health would provide
owner's consent.

Department of Resources (DR).

DR.

DR.

The agency administering the land under the Land Act
1994.

If for a transport purpose under the Transport
Infrastructure Act 1994 then Department of Transport
and Main Roads (DTMR) provides consent.

DR except where involving the following tidal works:

e Tidal works in a canal: no owner's consent is
required.

e — If involving tidal works for a structure for
residential use adjoining private: Department of
Environment and Science (DES).

DES

DES and Department of Agriculture and Fisheries
(DAF)

DAF

DR

DTMR

DTMR

DES

DR

DAF

DR

 

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