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2017, c.19 - Community Planning Act

Section 68
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Access to streets
68(1)Subject to this section, a council may make a controlled access street by-law that
(a) declares all or a part of an existing or proposed publicly owned street to be a controlled access street, and
(b) in respect to a street referred to in paragraph (a), but subject to any exceptions set out in the by-law,
(i) restricts access to the street, and
(ii) prohibits a development on properties abutting on the street that, in the opinion of the advisory committee or regional service commission, would interfere in any way with the use of the street.
68(2)Subject to subsection (3), a property that would have no access to a street as the result of a controlled access street by-law shall
(a) retain an access at a place approved by the advisory committee or regional service commission, or
(b) be provided by the local government with an alternative access to another street at a place approved by the advisory committee or regional service commission.
68(3)An access referred to in subsection (2) shall have the width the council determines.
68(4)A controlled access street by-law under this section 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.
2021, c.44, s.1
Access to streets
68(1)Subject to this section, a council may make a controlled access street by-law that
(a) declares all or a part of an existing or proposed publicly owned street to be a controlled access street, and
(b) in respect to a street referred to in paragraph (a), but subject to any exceptions set out in the by-law,
(i) restricts access to the street, and
(ii) prohibits a development on properties abutting on the street that, in the opinion of the advisory committee or regional service commission, would interfere in any way with the use of the street.
68(2)Subject to subsection (3), a property that would have no access to a street as the result of a controlled access street by-law shall
(a) retain an access at a place approved by the advisory committee or regional service commission, or
(b) be provided by the local government with an alternative access to another street at a place approved by the advisory committee or regional service commission.
68(3)An access referred to in subsection (2) shall have the width the council determines.
68(4)A controlled access street by-law under this section 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.
Access to streets
68(1)Subject to this section, a council may make a controlled access street by-law that
(a) declares all or a part of an existing or proposed publicly owned street to be a controlled access street, and
(b) in respect to a street referred to in paragraph (a), but subject to any exceptions set out in the by-law,
(i) restricts access to the street, and
(ii) prohibits a development on properties abutting on the street that, in the opinion of the advisory committee or regional service commission, would interfere in any way with the use of the street.
68(2)Subject to subsection (3), a property that would have no access to a street as the result of a controlled access street by-law shall
(a) retain an access at a place approved by the advisory committee or regional service commission, or
(b) be provided by the local government with an alternative access to another street at a place approved by the advisory committee or regional service commission.
68(3)An access referred to in subsection (2) shall have the width the council determines.
68(4)A controlled access street by-law under this section 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.