South Australian Consolidated Acts30A—Power to proclaim controlled-access roads
(1) The Governor may,
on the recommendation of the Commissioner, by proclamation—
(a)
declare any road or part of any road or any land acquired by the Commissioner
to be a controlled-access road; or
(b)
declare that a controlled-access road or part of a controlled-access road will
cease to be a controlled-access road or part of a controlled-access road; or
(c) make
any alteration in any proclamation for the time being in force under this
Part.
(1a) Every
proclamation under paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of this section
shall specify the routes and means of access by which persons and vehicles may
enter or leave the controlled-access road.
(2) Before
recommending the making of a proclamation under subsection (1) that has
the effect of closing off or reducing any means of access to privately owned
land from a controlled-access road, the Commissioner must—
(a)
—
(i)
be satisfied that no means of access to the land from the
controlled-access road is reasonably required for the land; or
(ii)
be satisfied that some other reasonably convenient means
of access to the land from the controlled-access road is available for the
land; or
(iii)
be of the opinion that access to the land from the
controlled-access road is undesirable; and
(b) give
every person who has a registered interest in the land at least 30 days
written notice of the proposed proclamation and invite the person to make
written submissions to the Commissioner with respect to the proposed
proclamation within the period specified in the notice (which must be at least
30 days); and
(c)
consider all submissions made in accordance with paragraph (b) and give
each person making a submission a written reply indicating whether the
proposed proclamation will proceed.
(3) A
controlled-access road is under the care, control and management of the
Commissioner.
(4) A person must not,
without the consent of the Commissioner, construct, form or pave a means of
access to—
(a) a
controlled-access road; or
(b) a
road in respect of which notice has, within the preceding period of 60 days,
been given under subsection (2)(b) of a proposed proclamation declaring
the road to be a controlled-access road.
(5) If construction,
formation or paving of a means of access to a road has been commenced before
notice is given under subsection (2)(b) of a proposed proclamation
declaring the road to be a controlled-access road, the Commissioner must not
withhold consent to the completion of that work except on the payment of
compensation under this Part.