Sentences with phrase «lease holding areas»

The widespread establishment of smaller lease holding areas in the Western Division had a significant impact on Aboriginal communities.

However, it was not until the 1930s, under the WLA that the government began to succeed in reducing the majority of large pastoral holdings to small lease holding areas in western New South Wales.

Despite these issues, the Colonial Government began to legislate for the creation of smaller lease holding areas.

Not exact matches

The chain, which recently renewed its lease on the theater, has also held onto it so no competitors can come in and take over, the town officials told Business Insider — leaving Celebration residents and those in neighboring areas with the AMC in Disney Springs as the closest option for seeing a movie.

Since then, federal government lease sales have been held for areas off the coasts of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware.

Even though the Arctic sea ice melted to a record low this summer, the ice happened to be exceptionally thick this spring in several areas where Shell held leases.

In order to participate in the lease sale, potential bidders whom BOEM has determined are qualified to hold an OCS lease for commercial wind offshore North Carolina must submit a response to this notice by the end of the 60 - day comment period, affirming their continued interest in the area being offered for leasing.

Today's announcement builds on BOEM's work to foster offshore renewable energy development through a collaborative state - federal process to identify Wind Energy Areas and hold competitive lease sales.

Requires the Secretary, by January 1, 2016, to hold at least five separate commercial lease sales, in multiple lease blocs, in areas of at least 25,000 acres, which: (1) have been nominated through public comment, and (2) are considered to have the most potential for oil shale development.

No later than January 1, 2016, the Secretary of the Interior shall hold no less than 5 separate commercial lease sales in areas considered to have the most potential for oil shale development, as determined by the Secretary, in areas nominated through public comment.

This status quo is held in place by the federal government's five - year leasing plan that excludes the areas in red from lease sales at least through 2017.

It actually says: «Even though the Arctic sea ice melted to a record low this summer, the ice happened to be exceptionally thick this spring in several areas where Shell held leases.»

Even though the extent of Arctic sea ice shrunk to a record low this summer, the ice happened to be exceptionally thick in several areas where Shell held leases.»

As discussed earlier, under the landlord - tenant law that prevailed at that time, a landlord could be held liable only for failing to exercise reasonable care to prevent the common area from becoming less safe than it had been when the tenant first entered into the lease, or for negligently placing a dangerous obstruction in the common area.

The relevant part of the Lake (which was 87 % of the proposed mining lease area) was within the Martu People's traditional lands, over which they hold exclusive possession native title.

The termination of the earlier lease takes place by the federal minister giving notice in writing to the person who holds the lease.27 The variation of the compulsory five - year lease to include the area previously excluded takes place by the federal minister giving notice in writing to the relevant owner of the land.28 Both notices are deemed not to be legislative instruments.29

Also during the reporting period, it was reported that the Northern Territory Government proposed to transfer town areas on land under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth)(ALRA (NT)-RRB- to 99 year leases (from traditional owners)- this «head lease» would be held by a new statutory body, with the power to issue sub-leases for homes and business premises.14

The Land Trust which holds the Aboriginal land for an estate in fee simple must not grant any other lease under Section 19 of the ALRA of the construction area other than to:

The Western Division covers approximately 43 per cent of New South Wales and of this area over 96 per cent is held under Western lands leases.

Land that may be prescribed by regulation: Aboriginal land — any Aboriginal land that is held by an Aboriginal Land Trust for an estate in fee simple Community living areas — any community living areas where an estate in fee simple has been granted to an association Land in which, as at 18 August 2007, an estate in fee simple or a lease was held by the / The Aputula Social Club Incorporated [sic], the / The Aputula Housing Association Incorporated [sic](this includes lease of land at Finke), the Daguragu Community Government Council (this includes lease of land at Kalkarindji) or the Pine Creek Aboriginal Advancement Association Inc..