South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) An application for
a miscellaneous purposes licence must be in the prescribed form and—
(a) must
include a statement of—
(i)
the nature and extent of the operations or activity to be
carried on in pursuance of the licence; and
(ii)
the measures (if any) that the applicant proposes to take
to remedy damage to land that may result from the proposed operations or
activity; and
(iii)
such information as is prescribed; and
(b) must
be accompanied by the prescribed fee.
(2) The Minister must
not grant a miscellaneous purposes licence unless he or she has caused to be
published in a newspaper circulating generally throughout the State a
notice—
(a)
describing the area in respect of which the licence is sought; and
(b)
specifying the purpose for which the licence is sought; and
(c)
inviting members of the public to make written submissions in relation to the
matter to the Minister within a period specified in the notice (which must be
at least 14 days from the date of publication of the notice).
(3) The Minister may
require the applicant to furnish further information and surveys.
(4) The Minister must
within 14 days after receiving an application for a miscellaneous purposes
licence send a copy of the application—
(a) to
the owner of the land over which the licence is sought; and
(b) if
the land is within the area of a council—to the council,
together with an invitation to submit written representations on the
application within a specified time.
(5) In determining
whether to grant or refuse an application for a miscellaneous purposes licence
and, if so, the terms and conditions on which it should be granted, the
Minister must have regard to any representations made in response to an
invitation under this section.
(6) Where the Minister
approves an application for a miscellaneous purposes licence, the licence
will, subject to any contrary provision in the licence, take effect from the
date on which the applicant is notified of the Minister's approval.