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MINISTER FOR. THE ENVIRONMENT, LAND AND PLANNING
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY QUESTION
QUESTION NO. 778
Rural Property Licences
Mr Cornwell - asked the Minister for the Environment, Land and Planning -
(1) How many rural properties are under licence in the ACT.
(2) What is the maximum time a property has been under licence in
the ACT.
(3) Why are properties under licence in .the ACT.
Mr Wood -the answer to the Members question is as follows:
(1) There are currently 45 properties held under licence in the ACT.
(2) Agistment licences have been in effect since July 1989.
(3) Properties are under licence because:
. they are awaiting arrangements for leasing, subject to finalisation of the rural leasing -policy;
. they are available only for short term grazing purposes, for example, where.land is likely to be required in the .
. near future for a public purpose; or . .
. the land is unsuitable for long term lease as there are significant environmental constraints by reason of close proximity to a Nature Reserve or where there are identified
specific, sites in the area. If a problem is identified,. .
agistment arrangements; are more easily discontinued or
modified, whereas a lease requires formal variation. .
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