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CAP. 131]
Town Planning
[1988 Ed.
plan may be inspected. The Board shall supply a copy of such plan to any person on payment of such fee as the Board may determine.
(Amended, 26 of 1956, s. 2; 59 of 1969, s. 3 and 2 of 1988, s. 4)
Consideration of objections
6. (1) Any person affected by the draft plan so exhibited may within the said period of 2 months send to the Board a written statement of his objections to anything appearing in the draft plan.
(2) Such written statement shall set out-
(a) the nature of and reasons for the objection;
(b) if the objection would be removed by an alteration of the draft plan,
any alteration proposed.
(3) Upon receipt of a written statement of objection under subsection (1), the Board may give preliminary consideration to an objection in the absence of the objector and may propose amendments to the draft plan to meet the objection.
(4) If the Board proposes an amendment to the draft plan pursuant to subsection (3), it shall give notice in writing of the amendment proposed to the objector by registered post and may invite the objector to withdraw his objection on the condition that the amendment is made as proposed.
(5) An objector may notify the Board in writing within 14 days after service of notice under subsection (4) that his objection is withdrawn on the condition that the amendment is made as proposed but if no such notification is received the objection shall continue in force.
(6) Where-
(a) the Board does not propose amendments under subsection (3); or
(b) an objector does not notify the Board under subsection (5) that his
objection is withdrawn; or
(c) an objector was conditionally withdrawn under subsection (5) and the
Board does not proceed with the amendment proposed,
the Board shall consider the written statement of objection at a meeting of which the objector is given reasonable notice, and the objector or his authorized representative may attend such meeting and if he desires shall be heard.
(7) In any case where an amendment made by the Board to meet an objection appears to the Board to affect any land, other than that of the objector, held under lease, tenancy or permit from the Crown for a term exceeding 5 years, the Board shall give such notice by service, advertisement or otherwise as it deems desirable and practicable to the owner of the land in question.
(8) Any written objection received within 14 days after the giving of notice under subsection (7) shall be considered at a meeting of the Board of which the original objector and the objector to the amendment are given reasonable notice, and the objectors or their authorized representatives may attend such meeting and if he or they so desire shall be heard.
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