❓ A WA parliamentary question regarding the sale of Crown Reserve land, specifically referencing the Esplanade and Hyde Park, and the government's response clarifying the land tenure and processes for altering conditions on conditional tenure land under the Land Administration Act 1997.
AnsweredQoN 7328Legislative Assembly
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In relation to the precedent set by the Government in selling Crown Reserve land on the heritage listed Esplanade, I ask, what are the processes to be undertaken by a State Government to successfully sell part of a Crown Reserve such as Hyde Park?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
29 March 2012
Responded by
Minister for Lands
Response time
29 days
Neither the Esplanade land (Lot L 79 on Deposited Plan 230334) or Hyde Park (Lot Y 288 on Deposited Plan 41439) are Crown reserves.
The land in both cases is held under section 75 of the
Land
Administration Act 1997
(LAA) as conditional tenure land to be used for "Recreation purposes solely".
Section 75(7) of the LAA allows conditions affecting conditional tenure land to be cancelled by the Minister for Lands by order, on payment of the relevant amount determined under section 75 (4)(b)(i) or (ii) of the LAA.
In addition, section 75(7a) of the LAA, permits the Minister for Lands to, 'in prescribed circumstances, with the prior approval of the Treasurer', waive in whole or part the payment of the relevant amount.
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The land in both cases is held under section 75 of the
Land
Administration Act 1997
(LAA) as conditional tenure land to be used for "Recreation purposes solely".
Section 75(7) of the LAA allows conditions affecting conditional tenure land to be cancelled by the Minister for Lands by order, on payment of the relevant amount determined under section 75 (4)(b)(i) or (ii) of the LAA.
In addition, section 75(7a) of the LAA, permits the Minister for Lands to, 'in prescribed circumstances, with the prior approval of the Treasurer', waive in whole or part the payment of the relevant amount.
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