(a) governing the setting back of buildings and structures from the boundaries of streets or classes of streets;

(b) prescribing the location, layout, equipment, standards and licensing of mobile home parks and approving standards of mobile home sites and prescribing the fees to be paid by operators of mobile home parks;

(c) prescribing the location and dimensions of service stations, gas bars, car washes and automotive repair garages and approving standards of construction;

(d) prescribing the location and dimensions, purposes and licensing of public advertising signs and billboards and approving standards of construction and establishing fees for the purposes of public advertising signs and billboards;

(e) governing the excavation of sand, gravel, clay, shale, limestone or other deposits for purposes of the sale or other commercial use of the material excavated;

(f) respecting the subdividing of land;

(f.1) governing the location and dimensions of and residential density for lots;

(f.2) governing wastewater disposal;

(f.3) governing the location and construction of pool fences;

(g) respecting the building, dimensions, locating or relocating, demolishing, altering, structurally altering, repairing or replacing, or a combination of the work, of buildings and structures, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, standards for the work and the prohibiting of the undertaking or continuing of the work in violation of the standards;

(h) respecting development approvals, including, without limitation,

(i) in a part of an area in which a regulation under paragraph (g) or (h) is in effect, prohibiting the issue of a wiring permit under the Electrical Installation and Inspection Act in respect of a development unless the applicant for the wiring permit delivers a copy of the approval for the development;

(j) respecting land use and development policies, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, policies respecting settlement patterns, commercial and industrial siting, parking, loading zones, flood plains and planning for coastal zones;

(k) in an area designated under subsection (3), governing anything, except a development scheme, or a combination of things that a council is empowered to do by by-law under this Act;

(l) respecting anything otherwise authorized by this Act.

(a) except in the case of a rural plan under section 51, designate an area or areas for the purpose of the application of a regulation under this section, thereby restricting, subject to paragraph (b), the application of the regulation accordingly, and

(b) with respect to a subdivision regulation, provide that the regulation applies throughout the Province exclusive of those areas identified in the regulation as not being subject to the regulation.

(a) subject to paragraph (b), is not effective in a municipality;

(b) if made under paragraph (1)(a) or (f), is effective in a village that is within an area in which it applies and

(c) is not effective in a rural community that has a by-law in effect respecting the same matter as the regulation.

(a) the powers and functions referred to in paragraphs 53(2)(g), (g.1) and (h) or paragraph 53(3)(c), with respect to particular uses of land, may be vested in a regional service commission,

(b) if the power referred to in subparagraph 53(2)(i)(ii) is provided for in the regulation, a letter from the Minister shall satisfy the requirement of clause 53(2)(i)(ii)(C),

(c) the power referred to in paragraph 53(2)(j) may be vested in a regional service commission and, if it is, subsection 53(9) applies with the necessary modifications to the regulation,

(d) if a fee referred to in paragraph 53(2)(l) is provided for in the regulation, it shall be paid into the Consolidated Fund, but may be returned in whole or in part on the advice of the Minister,

(e) the powers referred to in sections 55 and 56 with respect to certain proposed uses and variances shall be deemed to be vested in the relevant regional service commission or development officer, as the case may be, and

(f) if a person applies to the Minister to have an area of land re-zoned to permit the carrying out of a specific proposal,

(a) subject to subsections (12) and (13), provide for

(b) vest in a regional service commission the power referred to in paragraph 75(1)(c) with respect to access,

(c) vest in a regional service commission the power referred to in paragraph 75(1)(k) with respect to approval of a subdivision plan,

(d) prescribe the fee to be paid for the approval of a tentative plan, including prescribing different fees for the approval of tentative plans for type 1 subdivisions and type 2 subdivisions,

(e) provide that the naming of streets in subdivisions is subject to the approval of the regional service commission, and

(f) add to the list of exemptions referred to in subsection 80(1) with respect to land in the area to which the regulation applies.

(a) the provisions of section 77 with respect to a subdivision by-law apply with the necessary modifications to the regulation, except if a plan involves the setting aside of land for public purposes, in which case the plan shall not be approved unless

(b) the powers mentioned in section 78 with respect to variance are vested in the regional service commission or development officer, as the case may be, and

(c) sections 79 and 80 apply with the necessary modifications to the regulation.

(a) pending the expenditure the money shall be invested and the earnings derived from the investments paid into the special account, and

(b) if a subdivision in respect of which money has been received is subsequently included within the boundaries of a local government, the portion of the money that remains unexpended, together with any increments that have accrued under paragraph (a), is to be paid to the local government of which the subdivision becomes a part, and is to be treated by the local government in the same manner as money received for a public purpose under a subdivision by-law.

(a) if the regulation would have effect in a region, request the regional service commission to give its views on the regulation,

(b) if the regulation is to be made under section 51 and would have effect in a rural district that has an advisory committee, request the advisory committee to give its views on the regulation, and

(c) follow, with the necessary modifications, the procedure preliminary to the making of a by-law under section 111, except if the regulation is to be made under paragraph (1)(a), (b), (f) or (g).

(a) governing the setting back of buildings and structures from the boundaries of streets or classes of streets;

(b) prescribing the location, layout, equipment, standards and licensing of mobile home parks and approving standards of mobile home sites and prescribing the fees to be paid by operators of mobile home parks;

(c) prescribing the location and dimensions of service stations, gas bars, car washes and automotive repair garages and approving standards of construction;

(d) prescribing the location and dimensions, purposes and licensing of public advertising signs and billboards and approving standards of construction and establishing fees for the purposes of public advertising signs and billboards;

(e) governing the excavation of sand, gravel, clay, shale, limestone or other deposits for purposes of the sale or other commercial use of the material excavated;

(f) respecting the subdividing of land;

(g) respecting the building, locating or relocating, demolishing, altering, structurally altering, repairing or replacing, or a combination of the work, of buildings and structures, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, standards for the work and the prohibiting of the undertaking or continuing of the work in violation of the standards;

(h) respecting development permits, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, governing the application for the permits, the issuance, suspension, reinstatement or revocation of the permits, the terms and conditions of the issuance, suspension, reinstatement or revocation of the permits, the terms and conditions of the permits, the form of the application and the permits and prescribing the fees for the application and the permits and the fees for building inspection services and governing the provision of information with respect to the permits to the Executive Director of Assessment under the Assessment Act and the use to be made of the information;

(i) in a part of an area in which a regulation under paragraph (g) or (h) is in effect, prohibiting the issue of a wiring permit under the Electrical Installation and Inspection Act in respect of a development unless the applicant for the wiring permit delivers a copy of the development permit for the development;

(j) respecting land use and development policies, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, policies respecting settlement patterns, commercial and industrial siting, flood plains and planning for coastal zones;

(k) in an area designated under subsection (3), governing anything, except a development scheme, or a combination of things that a council is empowered to do by by-law under this Act;

(l) respecting anything otherwise authorized by this Act.

(a) except in the case of a rural plan under section 51, designate an area or areas for the purpose of the application of a regulation under this section, thereby restricting, subject to paragraph (b), the application of the regulation accordingly, and

(b) with respect to a subdivision regulation, provide that the regulation applies throughout the Province exclusive of those areas identified in the regulation as not being subject to the regulation.

(a) subject to paragraph (b), is not effective in a municipality;

(b) if made under paragraph (1)(a) or (f), is effective in a village that is within an area in which it applies and

(c) is not effective in a rural community that has a by-law in effect respecting the same matter as the regulation.

(a) the powers and functions referred to in paragraphs 53(2)(g) and (h) or paragraph 53(3)(c), with respect to particular uses of land, may be vested in a regional service commission,

(b) if the power referred to in subparagraph 53(2)(i)(ii) is provided for in the regulation, a letter from the Minister shall satisfy the requirement of clause 53(2)(i)(ii)(C),

(c) the power referred to in paragraph 53(2)(j) may be vested in a regional service commission and, if it is, subsection 53(9) applies with the necessary modifications to the regulation,

(d) if a fee referred to in paragraph 53(2)(l) is provided for in the regulation, it shall be paid into the Consolidated Fund, but may be returned in whole or in part on the advice of the Minister,

(e) the powers referred to in sections 55 and 56 with respect to certain proposed uses and variances shall be deemed to be vested in the relevant regional service commission or development officer, as the case may be, and

(f) if a person applies to the Minister to have an area of land re-zoned to permit the carrying out of a specific proposal,

(a) subject to subsections (12) and (13), provide for

(b) vest in a regional service commission the power referred to in paragraph 75(1)(c) with respect to access,

(c) vest in a regional service commission the power referred to in paragraph 75(1)(k) with respect to approval of a subdivision plan,

(d) prescribe the fee to be paid for the approval of a tentative plan, including prescribing different fees for the approval of tentative plans for type 1 subdivisions and type 2 subdivisions,

(e) provide that the naming of streets in subdivisions is subject to the approval of the regional service commission, and

(f) add to the list of exemptions referred to in subsection 80(1) with respect to land in the area to which the regulation applies.

(a) the provisions of section 77 with respect to a subdivision by-law apply with the necessary modifications to the regulation, except if a plan involves the setting aside of land for public purposes, in which case the plan shall not be approved unless

(b) the powers mentioned in section 78 with respect to variance are vested in the regional service commission or development officer, as the case may be, and

(c) sections 79 and 80 apply with the necessary modifications to the regulation.

(a) pending the expenditure the money shall be invested and the earnings derived from the investments paid into the special account, and

(b) if a subdivision in respect of which money has been received is subsequently included within the boundaries of a local government, the portion of the money that remains unexpended, together with any increments that have accrued under paragraph (a), is to be paid to the local government of which the subdivision becomes a part, and is to be treated by the local government in the same manner as money received for a public purpose under a subdivision by-law.

(a) if the regulation would have effect in a region, request the regional service commission to give its views on the regulation,

(b) if the regulation is to be made under section 51 and would have effect in a local service district that has an advisory committee, request the advisory committee to give its views on the regulation, and

(c) follow, with the necessary modifications, the procedure preliminary to the making of a by-law under section 111, except if the regulation is to be made under paragraph (1)(a), (b), (f) or (g).

(a) governing the setting back of buildings and structures from the boundaries of streets or classes of streets;

(b) prescribing the location, layout, equipment, standards and licensing of mobile home parks and approving standards of mobile home sites and prescribing the fees to be paid by operators of mobile home parks;

(c) prescribing the location and dimensions of service stations, gas bars, car washes and automotive repair garages and approving standards of construction;

(d) prescribing the location and dimensions, purposes and licensing of public advertising signs and billboards and approving standards of construction and establishing fees for the purposes of public advertising signs and billboards;

(e) governing the excavation of sand, gravel, clay, shale, limestone or other deposits for purposes of the sale or other commercial use of the material excavated;

(f) respecting the subdividing of land;

(g) respecting the building, locating or relocating, demolishing, altering, structurally altering, repairing or replacing, or a combination of the work, of buildings and structures, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, standards for the work and the prohibiting of the undertaking or continuing of the work in violation of the standards;

(h) respecting development and building permits, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, governing the application for the permits, the issuance, suspension, reinstatement or revocation of the permits, the terms and conditions of the issuance, suspension, reinstatement or revocation of the permits, the terms and conditions of the permits, the form of the application and the permits and prescribing the fees for the application and the permits and the fees for building inspection services and governing the provision of information with respect to the permits to the Executive Director of Assessment under the Assessment Act and the use to be made of the information;

(i) in a part of an area in which a regulation under paragraph (g) or (h) is in effect, prohibiting the issue of a wiring permit under the Electrical Installation and Inspection Act in respect of a development unless the applicant for the wiring permit delivers a copy of the development and building permit for the development;

(j) respecting land use and development policies, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, policies respecting settlement patterns, commercial and industrial siting, flood plains and planning for coastal zones;

(k) in an area designated under subsection (3), governing anything, except a development scheme, or a combination of things that a council is empowered to do by by-law under this Act;

(l) respecting anything otherwise authorized by this Act.

(a) except in the case of a rural plan under section 51, designate an area or areas for the purpose of the application of a regulation under this section, thereby restricting, subject to paragraph (b), the application of the regulation accordingly, and

(b) with respect to a subdivision regulation, provide that the regulation applies throughout the Province exclusive of those areas identified in the regulation as not being subject to the regulation.

(a) subject to paragraph (b), is not effective in a municipality;

(b) if made under paragraph (1)(a) or (f), is effective in a village that is within an area in which it applies and

(c) is not effective in a rural community that has a by-law in effect respecting the same matter as the regulation.

(a) the powers and functions referred to in paragraphs 53(2)(g) and (h) or paragraph 53(3)(c), with respect to particular uses of land, may be vested in a regional service commission,

(b) if the power referred to in subparagraph 53(2)(i)(ii) is provided for in the regulation, a letter from the Minister shall satisfy the requirement of clause 53(2)(i)(ii)(C),

(c) the power referred to in paragraph 53(2)(j) may be vested in a regional service commission and, if it is, subsection 53(9) applies with the necessary modifications to the regulation,

(d) if a fee referred to in paragraph 53(2)(l) is provided for in the regulation, it shall be paid into the Consolidated Fund, but may be returned in whole or in part on the advice of the Minister,

(e) the powers referred to in sections 55 and 56 with respect to certain proposed uses and variances shall be deemed to be vested in the relevant regional service commission or development officer, as the case may be, and

(f) if a person applies to the Minister to have an area of land re-zoned to permit the carrying out of a specific proposal,

(a) subject to subsections (12) and (13), provide for

(b) vest in a regional service commission the power referred to in paragraph 75(1)(c) with respect to access,

(c) vest in a regional service commission the power referred to in paragraph 75(1)(k) with respect to approval of a subdivision plan,

(d) prescribe the fee to be paid for the approval of a tentative plan, including prescribing different fees for the approval of tentative plans for type 1 subdivisions and type 2 subdivisions,

(e) provide that the naming of streets in subdivisions is subject to the approval of the regional service commission, and

(f) add to the list of exemptions referred to in subsection 80(1) with respect to land in the area to which the regulation applies.

(a) the provisions of section 77 with respect to a subdivision by-law apply with the necessary modifications to the regulation, except if a plan involves the setting aside of land for public purposes, in which case the plan shall not be approved unless

(b) the powers mentioned in section 78 with respect to variance are vested in the regional service commission or development officer, as the case may be, and

(c) sections 79 and 80 apply with the necessary modifications to the regulation.

(a) pending the expenditure the money shall be invested and the earnings derived from the investments paid into the special account, and

(b) if a subdivision in respect of which money has been received is subsequently included within the boundaries of a local government, the portion of the money that remains unexpended, together with any increments that have accrued under paragraph (a), is to be paid to the local government of which the subdivision becomes a part, and is to be treated by the local government in the same manner as money received for a public purpose under a subdivision by-law.

(a) if the regulation would have effect in a region, request the regional service commission to give its views on the regulation,

(b) if the regulation is to be made under section 51 and would have effect in a local service district that has an advisory committee, request the advisory committee to give its views on the regulation, and

(c) follow, with the necessary modifications, the procedure preliminary to the making of a by-law under section 111, except if the regulation is to be made under paragraph (1)(a), (b), (f), (g), (h) or (i).