Altering of streets and establishing building lines
63(1)If a council determines that land is required for the purposes of widening, altering or diverting an existing street or of constructing a new street, the council may make a deferred widening by-law that
(a)
states its intention of acquiring land for the purposes of widening, altering or diverting an existing street or of constructing a new street,
(b)
sets out the proposed boundaries of the existing or new street,
(c)
establishes building lines for the widened, altered, diverted or new street, and
(d)
prohibits the placing, erecting, altering or repairing of anything on land between the street and a building line referred to in paragraph (c).
63(2)A street line set out, building line established or land proposed to be acquired under a deferred widening by-law shall be shown on a map or plan that is attached to and forms part of the by-law.
63(3)A deferred widening by-law shall be consistent with the local government’s municipal plan, rural plan under section 33 or 44 or development scheme, as the case may be, as well as any regional land use plan for the area.
Altering of streets and establishing building lines
63(1)If a council determines that land is required for the purposes of widening, altering or diverting an existing street or of constructing a new street, the council may make a deferred widening by-law that
(a)
states its intention of acquiring land for the purposes of widening, altering or diverting an existing street or of constructing a new street,
(b)
sets out the proposed boundaries of the existing or new street,
(c)
establishes building lines for the widened, altered, diverted or new street, and
(d)
prohibits the placing, erecting, altering or repairing of anything on land between the street and a building line referred to in paragraph (c).
63(2)A street line set out, building line established or land proposed to be acquired under a deferred widening by-law shall be shown on a map or plan that is attached to and forms part of the by-law.
63(3)A deferred widening by-law shall be consistent with the local government’s regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan under section 33 or 44 or development scheme, as the case may be.
Altering of streets and establishing building lines
63(1)If a council determines that land is required for the purposes of widening, altering or diverting an existing street or of constructing a new street, the council may make a deferred widening by-law that
(a)
states its intention of acquiring land for the purposes of widening, altering or diverting an existing street or of constructing a new street,
(b)
sets out the proposed boundaries of the existing or new street,
(c)
establishes building lines for the widened, altered, diverted or new street, and
(d)
prohibits the placing, erecting, altering or repairing of anything on land between the street and a building line referred to in paragraph (c).
63(2)A street line set out, building line established or land proposed to be acquired under a deferred widening by-law shall be shown on a map or plan that is attached to and forms part of the by-law.
63(3)A deferred widening by-law shall be consistent with the local government’s regional plan, municipal plan, rural plan under section 33 or 44 or development scheme, as the case may be.