(1) A clearance notice shall—
(a) list every stand within the provisional clearance area; and (b) state that—
(i) a plan—
A. outlining the provisional clearance area; and B. showing every stand referred to in paragraph (a);
is available for inspection at a specified place and at specified times; and
(ii) a board has been appointed to inquire into and report to the Minister on whether or not a clearance warrant authorizing the authority to acquire by agreement or, in default of agreement, expropriation every stand referred to in paragraph (a) should be granted; and
(iii) information concerning the declaration of the provisional clearance area may be obtained at the place and times specified in terms of subparagraph (i); and
(c) call upon any owner, right holder or lessee of land within or adjacent to the provisional clearance area who wishes to do so to submit within a period of sixty days from the date of publication of the clearance notice in the Gazette— (i) written representations or a written application to give oral evidence and argument; or
(ii) both the representations and application referred to in subparagraph
(i);
to the board at an address specified in such notice; and
(d) advise that the Minister may, having considered the report of the board and any representations made by the authority, authorize the authority to acquire by agreement or, in default of agreement, expropriation all or some of the stands within the provisional clearance area; and
(e) draw attention to section seventy-seven.
(2) The board shall, on the expiry of the period referred to in paragraph (c) of subsection (1), notify in writing any owner, right holder or lessee referred to in that paragraph who has submitted a written application to give oral evidence and argument of the place and time at which the board will hear and receive such evidence and argument.