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The Crown Land Act 1989 provides for preparing plans of management for Crown reserves in consultation with the community. Defined principles of Crown land management underpin the management and use of Crown land.
Crown Reserve Plans of Management
Plans of management may be prepared for Crown reserves. These plans may be initiated by reserve Trusts, Crown Lands or the Minister for Primary Industries.
Following preparation, a draft plan of management for a Crown reserve needs to be placed on public exhibition for 28 days. Public comments are taken into account before the Minister considers adopting the plan.
These plans become regulatory instruments, which bind the reserve trust and can give statutory authority to other types of plans, such as conservation management plans for heritage components.
For more information or assistance refer to the Reserve Trust Handbook Chapter 5: Plans of management (PDF 50 kb)
You may access the Plans of Management:
On Exhibit - This section features draft Plans of Management that are currently on public exhibition. Community comments are invited.
Awaiting Adoption - Draft Plans of Management awaiting under the Crown Lands Act 1989.
Adopted - View adopted Plans of Management.
