Acts and Regulations

2017, c.19 - Community Planning Act

Section 15
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Plans, by-laws and regulations to be consistent with statement of public interest
2020, c.8, s.28; 2021, c.44, s.1
15(1)A regional land use plan, municipal plan, rural plan, by-law or regulation under this Act or a building by-law under the Building Code Administration Act, or an amendment or addition to any of them, that is made or adopted after the date a statement of public interest comes into effect shall be consistent with the statement of public interest.
15(2)A regional land use plan, municipal plan, rural plan, by-law or regulation under this Act or a building by-law under the Building Code Administration Act, or an amendment or addition to any of them, that is made or adopted after a statement of public interest comes into effect, that is inconsistent with the statement of public interest, shall be considered inconsistent with this Act and regulations under this Act and is of no effect to the extent of the inconsistency, unless the council can demonstrate to the Minister a practical reason for being inconsistent.
2020, c.8, s.28; 2021, c.44, s.1
Regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan, by-law or regulation under this Act or a building by-law under the Building Code Administration Act to be consistent with statement of provincial interest
2020, c.8, s.28
15(1)A regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan, a by-law or a regulation under this Act or a building by-law made under the Building Code Administration Act, or an amendment or addition to any of them, that is made or adopted after the coming into force of a statement of provincial interest shall be consistent with the statement of provincial interest.
15(2)A regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan, a by-law or a regulation under this Act or a building by-law made under the Building Code Administration Act, or an amendment or addition to any of them, that is made or adopted after the coming into force of a statement of provincial interest that is inconsistent with the statement of provincial interest, is considered inconsistent with this Act and regulations under this Act and is of no effect to the extent of the inconsistency, unless the council can demonstrate to the Minister a practical reason for being so.
2020, c.8, s.28
Regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan, by-law or regulation to be consistent with statement of provincial interest
15(1)A regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan or a by-law or regulation under this Act, or an amendment or addition to any of them, that is made or adopted after the coming into force of a statement of provincial interest shall be consistent with the statement of provincial interest.
15(2)A regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan or a by-law or regulation under this Act, or a portion of any of them, that is inconsistent with a statement of provincial interest, is considered inconsistent with this Act and regulations and is of no effect to the extent of the inconsistency, unless the council can demonstrate to the Minister a practical reason for being so.
Regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan, by-law or regulation to be consistent with statement of provincial interest
15(1)A regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan or a by-law or regulation under this Act, or an amendment or addition to any of them, that is made or adopted after the coming into force of a statement of provincial interest shall be consistent with the statement of provincial interest.
15(2)A regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan or a by-law or regulation under this Act, or a portion of any of them, that is inconsistent with a statement of provincial interest, is considered inconsistent with this Act and regulations and is of no effect to the extent of the inconsistency, unless the council can demonstrate to the Minister a practical reason for being so.