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← Sewerage, Drainage and Coastal Protection Act 1999

Sewerage, Drainage and Coastal Protection Act 1999 s 30B

Sewerage, Drainage and Coastal Protection Act 1999 s 30B

s 30B Minister to prescribe absolute protection boundaries, protection boundaries, nearshore or offshore structures, coastal protection safety corridors, etc.

30B.—(1) The Minister may, from time to time, by order in the Gazette, prescribe —(a) the location of any or any part of an absolute protection boundary or a protection boundary at any of the following:(i) any premises at or near —(A) a specified reservoir; (B) a specified drain; or (C) the sea; (ii) any specified reservoir or specified drain, or any part of the sea; (b) the part of the sea that is to be treated as seaward of any or any part of an absolute protection boundary; and (c) the location of any coastal protection safety corridor. (2) The Minister may provide in an order under subsection (1) for any matter in that subsection to be more particularly described, detailed or delineated by the Board in the Coastal Protection Interpretation Plan. (3) The Minister must include in an order under subsection (1) a date by which any premises, specified reservoir, specified drain or part of the sea, that becomes a prescribed place under section 2C by virtue of the order, must have a coastal protection measure for the prescribed place. (4) The Minister may, from time to time, amend an order under subsection (1) for any of the following:(a) to add or remove, or modify the description of, any premises, specified reservoir, specified drain or part of the sea under subsection (1)(a); (b) to modify or change the location of any or any part of an absolute protection boundary, a protection boundary, a coastal protection safety corridor or a part of the sea under subsection (1)(a), (b) or (c); (c) to amend any date under subsection (3).[Act 8 of 2026 wef 29/05/2026]

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