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Under the Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) in WA, what is the effect of a 'reservation' on land?

Correct Answer

B) The land is set aside for a public purpose such as roads, parks, railways, or public utilities, and development is restricted

Under the Metropolitan Region Scheme, a reservation sets land aside for a public purpose (such as primary regional roads, parks and recreation, railways, or public purposes). Development on reserved land is restricted and typically requires approval from the WAPC. Owners of reserved land may be entitled to compensation.

Answer Options
A
The land is reserved for private development only
B
The land is set aside for a public purpose such as roads, parks, railways, or public utilities, and development is restricted
C
The land is zoned for high-density residential use
D
The land is exempt from all planning regulations

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