s. 62 (a) must not decide to grant a permit to use or develop coastal Crown land within the meaning of the Coastal Management Act 1995 unless the Minister administering that Act has consented under that Act to the use or development; and (b) must refuse to grant the permit if the Minister administering that Act has refused or is deemed to have refused under that Act to consent to that use or development. (4) If the grant of a permit would authorise anything S. 61(4) inserted by which would result in a breach of a registered No. 100/2000 restrictive covenant, the responsible authority s. 9. must refuse to grant the permit unless a permit has been issued, or a decision made to grant a permit, to allow the removal or variation of the covenant. 62 What conditions can be put on permits? (1) In deciding to grant a permit, the responsible authority must— (a) include any condition which the planning scheme or a relevant referral authority requires to be included; and (aa) if the grant of the permit would authorise S. 62(1)(aa) inserted by anything which would result in a breach of a No. 100/2000 registered restrictive covenant, include a s. 10(1). condition that the permit is not to come into effect until the covenant is removed or varied; and (b) not include additional conditions which S. 62(1)(b) amended by conflict with any condition included under No. 100/2000 paragraph (a) or (aa). s. 10(2). (2) The responsible authority may include any other condition that it thinks fit including—
(a) must not decide to grant a permit to use or develop coastal Crown land within the meaning of the Coastal Management Act 1995 unless the Minister administering that Act has consented under that Act to the use or development; and (b) must refuse to grant the permit if the Minister administering that Act has refused or is deemed to have refused under that Act to consent to that use or development. S. 61(4) inserted by No. 100/2000 s. 9. (4) If the grant of a permit would authorise anything which would result in a breach of a registered restrictive covenant, the responsible authority must refuse to grant the permit unless a permit has been issued, or a decision made to grant a permit, to allow the removal or variation of the covenant. 62 What conditions can be put on permits? s. 62 (1) In deciding to grant a permit, the responsible authority must— (a) include any condition which the planning scheme or a relevant referral authority requires to be included; and S. 62(1)(aa) inserted by No. 100/2000 s. 10(1). (aa) if the grant of the permit would authorise anything which would result in a breach of a registered restrictive covenant, include a condition that the permit is not to come into effect until the covenant is removed or varied; and S. 62(1)(b) amended by No. 100/2000 s. 10(2). (b) not include additional conditions which conflict with any condition included under paragraph (a) or (aa). (2) The responsible authority may include any other condition that it thinks fit including—