CROWN LAND MANAGEMENT AND RATIONALISATION Sample Clauses

CROWN LAND MANAGEMENT AND RATIONALISATION. Issues The parties agree the key issues to be addressed are: • determine the best future classification and management of Crown lands in the Xxxxxxxx City Council area through the Crown Land Assessment and Classification Project; • identify Crown lands containing Council owned or managed assets and achieve security of tenure for those assets; • rationalise the management and ownership of Crown land; • identify Council owned lands containing Crown owned or managed assets and achieve security of tenure for those assets; and • rationalise the management and ownership of Council owned land of high conservation value by considering land “swaps” for Crown land of lesser environmental value that may provide an important linkage or reserve for Council purposes. Some specific areas to be discussed as part of land rationalisation are: Area‌‌ Status Comment Pilchers Hill Council owned land. Look at possible reservation under Nature Conservation Act. Investigate appropriate tenure and management arrangements. Mortimer Bay Council owned. Investigate appropriate tenure and management arrangements. Gordons Hill Part owned by Crown and part by Council. Best dealt with through Crown land Assessment and Classification project. Mt Rumney Part owned by Crown and part by Council. Top of Hill to be assessed under Crown Land Assessment and Classification project Joint management issues. Bedlam Walls Council owned, with Parks and Wildlife Services (PWS) infrastructure. Investigate reservation under Nature Conservation Act. Consult with Aboriginal community. 00 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Strip of Council land surrounded by Education Department land. Investigate tenure rationalisation through transfer of 71 Burtonia to Education Department. 00 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx owned by Education Department. The tenant of Council land at 00 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx has a lease condition that required it to enter into a licence agreement with the Education Department to use the block as a carpark. Licence not arranged. Council and Education Department to investigate access arrangements for the block. Actions and timeframes‌ The parties agree the following actions and timeframes will be used:
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