Public Reserves definition

Public Reserves means all reserves held under the Reserves Act 1977, Wildlife Act 1953, Conservation Act 1981 and National Parks Act 1980 and includes all reserves, wildlife refuges, wildlife management reserves and wildlife sanctuaries, marginal strips, stewardship areas, conservation areas, ecological areas, sanctuary areas and national parks.
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Public Reserves means Crown Reserves under Trusteeship for which Council is Trust Manager and Council owned land classified as community land.
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Public Reserves or " reserves" means respectively and includes all lands now or hereafter to be set, apart for any of the purposes mentioned in the First Schedule to "The Public
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Examples of Public Reserves in a sentence

  • The Developer shall, upon registration of the approved Plan of Subdivision, convey to the City Public Reserves A, B, C, D and E as shown on Schedule B-1 to be used for Public Reserves and stormwater impoundment purposes.

  • Public reserves on Norfolk Island are managed in accordance with the Public Reserves Act 1997 and the Plans of Management for Public Reserves.

  • The total area of the Public Reserves is calculated as 19.47 acres, which includes 7.36 acres to be used for stormwater impoundment purposes.

  • In 1925 and pursuant to s 26 of the former Public Reserves and Domains ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ both areas were declared by New Zealand Gazette (1925, page 2460) to form part of the Waiheke Domain.

  • In 1946 pursuant to s 48 of the Public Reserves, Domains and National Parks Act the Ostend Road Board was appointed as the Waiheke Domain Board (New Zealand Gazette 1946, page 1797).

  • If the marquee is to be erected in a Public Reserve designated under the Public Reserves act 1997 (NI) or any similar law in Norfolk Island thereto, a permit from the Conservator of Public Reserves is required prior to erection.


More Definitions of Public Reserves

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Public Reserves means all reserves held under the Reserves Act 1977, wildlife refuges, wildlife management reserves and wildlife sanctuaries under the Wildlife Act 1953 and marginal strips, steward strip areas, conservation parks, ecological areas, sanctuary areas under the Conservation Act 1981 and national parks under the National Parks Act 1980.
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