65(1)When a deferred widening by-law is filed in the land registration office, no person shall place, erect, alter or repair anything on land on which a prohibition under paragraph 63(1)(d) is in effect, unless permitted under subsection (2).
65(2)Despite a provision of a deferred widening by-law, the council may, in respect of land on which a prohibition under paragraph 63(1)(d) is in effect, enter into an agreement with the owner of the land to permit
(a)
any repairs it considers fit, and
(b)
the placing, erecting or altering of a building or structure if the owner of the land consents to make the land available to the council in accordance with terms and conditions agreed on in writing.
65(3)An agreement entered into under subsection (2)
(a)
shall not become effective until certified copies of the agreement are filed in the land registration office, and
(b)
when registered in the land registration office, is binding on a subsequent owner of the land in respect of which the agreement is made until discharged by the municipality.
65(4)If a by-law repealing a deferred widening by-law is filed in the land registration office under paragraph 112(1)(b), on the filing, an agreement made under subsection (2) shall cease to have effect, except for any rights which have accrued under the agreement.
65(1)When a deferred widening by-law is filed in the land registration office, no person shall place, erect, alter or repair anything on land on which a prohibition under paragraph 63(1)(d) is in effect, unless permitted under subsection (2).
65(2)Despite a provision of a deferred widening by-law, the council may permit on land on which a prohibition under paragraph 63(1)(d) is in effect,
(a)
any repairs it considers fit, and
(b)
the placing, erecting or altering of a building or structure if the owner of the land consents to make the land available to the council in accordance with terms and conditions agreed on in writing.
65(3)If registered in the land registration office, an agreement made under subsection (2) is binding on a subsequent owner of the land in respect of which the agreement is made until discharged by the local government.
65(4)If a by-law repealing a deferred widening by-law is filed in the land registration office under paragraph 112(1)(b), on the filing, an agreement made under subsection (2) shall cease to have effect, except for any rights which have accrued under the agreement.
65(1)When a deferred widening by-law is filed in the land registration office, no person shall place, erect, alter or repair anything on land on which a prohibition under paragraph 63(1)(d) is in effect, unless permitted under subsection (2).
65(2)Despite a provision of a deferred widening by-law, the council may permit on land on which a prohibition under paragraph 63(1)(d) is in effect,
(a)
any repairs it considers fit, and
(b)
the placing, erecting or altering of a building or structure if the owner of the land consents to make the land available to the council in accordance with terms and conditions agreed on in writing.
65(3)If registered in the land registration office, an agreement made under subsection (2) is binding on a subsequent owner of the land in respect of which the agreement is made until discharged by the local government.
65(4)If a by-law repealing a deferred widening by-law is filed in the land registration office under paragraph 112(1)(b), on the filing, an agreement made under subsection (2) shall cease to have effect, except for any rights which have accrued under the agreement.