Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts

TREE PROTECTION ACT 2005 - SECT 26

    (1)     For an application in relation to a declared site, the conservator must give written notice of the decision on the application to—

        (a)     the applicant; and

        (b)     the lessee of, or land management agency for, the land where the site is located; and

        (c)     the planning and land authority.

    (2)     For any other application, the conservator must give written notice of the decision on the application to—

        (a)     the applicant; and

        (b)     the lessee of, or land management agency for, the land where the tree is located; and

        (c)     the lessee of, or land management agency for, the land where the activity is to be undertaken; and

        (d)     the lessee of land that—

              (i)     adjoins the land where the tree is located; and

              (ii)     is within 50m of the tree; and

        (e)     if the application relates to a tree that has heritage significance—the heritage council; and

        (f)     if the application relates to an Aboriginal heritage tree—each representative Aboriginal organisation.

    (3)     However, the conservator need not give more than 1 notice to a particular person.

    (4)     The conservator may give written notice of the decision to anyone else the conservator considers appropriate.