Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) An owner of any
estate or interest in land who claims that by reason of the operation of this
Act the land has become incapable of reasonably beneficial use, and that the
carrying out of any reasonable development could not render the land capable
of reasonably beneficial use, may by notice in writing request the Council to
acquire that estate or interest, or cause it to be acquired, on behalf of the
Crown under section 74, but if the Council refuses or the owner is not
satisfied that such an acquisition will take place on terms which are
acceptable the owner may request the Minister to refer to the State
Administrative Tribunal the question of the effect of the operation of this
Act upon that estate or interest, and in particular as to whether it would be
appropriate for the land to be acquired by the Council as though for
conservation works to conserve its heritage value, and the State
Administrative Tribunal may determine that question and in so
doing —
(a)
shall have the powers and give effect to the requirements referred to in
section 30; and
(b) if
the State Administrative Tribunal finds the claim to be proved, may require
the Council so to take the land under section 73 as though directed by
the Minister,
and effect shall then
be given to that requirement by the public advertisement of the determination
of the State Administrative Tribunal by the Council with the approval of the
executive officer of the State Administrative Tribunal as though it were an
advertisement of the kind referred to in section 73(1)(a).
(2) No compensation
shall be payable in respect of a claim made under section 75(2) where the
land to which the claim relates is also the subject of a claim made under
subsection (1) which takes effect.
(3) No claim shall be
made under subsection (1) in respect of any estate or interest where the
question of the determination of the compensation payable in respect of a loss
arising by reason of the operation of this Act in respect of that land has
been referred under section 75(4) to arbitration under the
Commercial Arbitration Act 1985 , without leave of the Treasurer.
[Section 76 amended by No. 55 of 2004
s. 506 and 507.]