Criteria for land parcels to be Sample Clauses

Criteria for land parcels to be reformed (a) The location of the Priority Land identified by the KLC must have regard to: (i) the economic development, living, social, cultural, heritage, conservation and other aspirations of the relevant traditional owners; (ii) State planning, development, town site expansion and environmental requirements and policies as outlined by the State to the KLC; (iii) legally binding commitments made by the State to third parties up to the time of the grant; (iv) geographical considerations; and (v) any proposal for national heritage listing for the Xxxxxxxxx. (b) The State will not purchase or acquire land or any third party interest in land to satisfy its obligations under this clause 14. (c) The State will not pay to unburden Crown land or remove third party encumbrances over land in order to reform tenure. (d) Tenure reform will not create concurrent or competing tenure over Priority Land unless such tenure is consistent with Laws and government policy. (e) The Priority Land must have legal access to a public road (whether by grant of an easement or otherwise). If such legal access does not exist, the State must use its best endeavours to assist the Xxxxxxx Peninsula Native Title Parties to obtain that access, including upon request, seeking to procure the relevant local government or other authority to gazette a road. For the avoidance of doubt, nothing in this clause requires the State to create roads or acquire third party interests. (f) The Priority Land must not be located within the Xxxxxx town site. (g) Any Priority Land located in a town site must be consistent with development conditions and will be granted in en globo lots. (h) Land will only be selected for tenure reform if the tenure change is consistent with Laws, and government policy which have effect as legislation or delegated legislation, as provided by the State to the KLC from time to time, including: (i) a requirement for a mining clearance under section 16(3) of the Mining Xxx 0000 (WA); (ii) a requirement for a clearance under the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act 1967 (WA); and (iii) planning and environmental policies created under the Planning and Development Xxx 0000 (WA), the Environmental Protection Xxx 0000 (WA) or any other Law. (i) The grant of reformed tenure, any proposals for reformed tenure and the use to which the Priority Land, once reformed, may be put by the Xxxxxxx Peninsula Native Title Parties must be consistent with and in accordance with relevant pl...
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