Authorisations associated with Major Public Works Sample Clauses

Authorisations associated with Major Public Works. If a Public Land Authorisation is associated with a Major Public Work, then: the grant, amendment, or variation of that Public Land Authorisation is not a separate Land Use Activity, but is to be considered a component of the Major Public Work; all requirements with respect to the Major Public Work, as contained in this Land Use Activity Agreement, and the Act, must be complied with; and for the purpose of clarity, no action (including notice of the grant, amendment or variation) in addition to Item 2.2.(b) is required, and Community Benefits (if any) are to be payable solely with respect to the Major Public Work. Activity categorised according to purpose and term The grant, amendment, or variation of a Public Land Authorisation that appears in column 1 in the table below, is categorised according to the term of the authorisation, as shown in the corresponding columns. In calculating the term of an authorisation the parties are required to take into account any right of renewal, or extension, as part of the term. Type of Public Land Authorisation Term of Up to and including 10 years Term of over 10 years, and up to and including 21 years Term of over 21 years Community Purpose Permit Routine Activity Advisory Activity Advisory Activity Community Purpose Licence Routine Activity Advisory Activity Advisory Activity Community Purpose Lease Advisory Activity Advisory Activity Negotiation Activity (Class B) Commercial Permit Routine Activity Negotiation Activity (Class B) Negotiation Activity (Class B) Commercial Licence Routine Activity Negotiation Activity (Class B) Negotiation Activity (Class B) Commercial Lease Advisory Activity Negotiation Activity (Class A) Agreement Activity Category of specific Public Land Authorisations Notwithstanding Item 2.3, the grant, amendment or variation of a Public Land Authorisation that is: (Routine Activities) a Licence issued over an unused road is a Routine Activity; (Advisory Activities) any of the following: a Public Land Authorisation that is for a Minor Public Work; a consent under s 62 or s 70 of the Marine and Xxxxxxx Xxx 0000 (Vic); a licence for: bee farming; grazing or stock; forest produce (for example, the taking of tree ferns, leaves, flowers, sleepers, eucalyptus oil, seed, posts, poles and timber); or extractive materials (for example the taking or use of gravel, limestone, sand, or salt); recreation or event permits (for example, car rallies, rave parties, rogaining/orienteering or mountain biking); or an A...
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Authorisations associated with Major Public Works. If a Public Land Authorisation is associated with a Major Public Work, then:
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