Land Tenure Plan definition

Land Tenure Plan means the plans in Schedule 3 showing, in general terms, how the land and water the subject of the Project will be held upon the completion of construction of the Project;

Land Tenure Plan means the plan marked “A” initialled by or on behalf of the parties hereto for the purpose of identification;

Land Tenure Plan means the plan marked "A" initialled by or on behalf of the parties hereto for the purpose of identification; "la w s relating to native title" means laws applicable from time to time in Western Australia in respect of native title and

Examples of Land Tenure Plan in a sentence

• The Company is to construct a five star hotel with exclusive access to its own golf course on the land shown as lot 1 on the Land Tenure Plan.

• The Company is to construct serviced holiday units, complete with vehicle access, on the land shown as lots 7 and 8 on the Land Tenure Plan.

• The Company is to construct a public access road from Xxxxx Avenue to the Town Centre together with all other roads shown on the Land Tenure Plan.

• A landscaped public car parking area for 950 cars paved with unsealed laterite is to be constructed on the land shown as leased lot E on the Land Tenure Plan.

• The Mission would also be able to develop NPAs to: (1) negotiate policy reforms such as the approval and implementation of the Land Tenure Plan, which would facilitate access to land rights for youth, women and the landless; and (2) enable local governments to levy local taxes.

• The State, pursuant to the Acquisition Act may, for the purpose of conferring interests therein on the Company, take and resume any land within the areas coloured red and blue on the Land Tenure Plan the subject of approved proposals and any other land as specified in approved proposals and may grant leases, licences or easements in respect of the whole or portions of that land to the Company.