Acts and Regulations

2017, c.19 - Community Planning Act

Section 86
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Filing of subdivision plan
86(1)Unless it bears the approval of the development officer, no subdivision plan in respect of which a subdivision by-law or regulation is in effect may be filed in the land registration office.
86(2)An approval of a subdivision plan by a development officer is only valid for a one-year period, unless the subdivision plan is filed in the land registration office before the expiration of the one-year period.
86(3)With respect to a subdivision, a person presenting a subdivision plan for filing in the land registration office shall deposit copies of the plan with the registrar, in the number and form determined by the registrar, and bearing the approval of the development officer.
86(4)When a subdivision plan referred to in subsection (3) is filed in the land registration office, the registrar shall endorse the registration data on the face of each copy of the plan presented and
(a) retain a copy of the subdivision plan in the land registration office,
(b) provide, in the manner the registrar considers appropriate, one or more copies to the following:
(i) the development officer who approved the plan;
(ii) the Director of Assessment for the Province or a person designated by the Director of Assessment;
(iii) if the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure or a council has assented to the plan, that Minister or the council, as the case may be; and
(iv) the person who presented the plan for filing.
86(5)The development officer shall stamp each copy of a subdivision plan received under subsection (4) “For Official Use Only” and may use it for making copies for the advisory committee, regional service commission, council or their employees or agents, or for the development officer’s own purposes, but shall not use it for making copies for any other person.
2021, c.44, s.1
Filing of subdivision plan
86(1)Unless it bears the approval of the development officer, no subdivision plan in respect of which a subdivision by-law or regulation is in effect may be filed in the land registration office.
86(2)An approval of a subdivision plan by a development officer is only valid for a one-year period, unless the subdivision plan is filed in the land registration office before the expiration of the one-year period.
86(3)With respect to a subdivision, a person presenting a subdivision plan for filing in the land registration office shall deposit copies of the plan with the registrar, in the number and form determined by the registrar, and bearing the approval of the development officer.
86(4)When a subdivision plan referred to in subsection (3) is filed in the land registration office, the registrar shall endorse the registration data on the face of each copy of the plan presented and
(a) retain a copy of the subdivision plan in the land registration office,
(b) provide, in the manner the registrar considers appropriate, one or more copies to the following:
(i) the development officer who approved the plan;
(ii) the Director of Assessment for the Province or a person designated by him or her;
(iii) if the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure or a council has assented to the plan, that Minister or the council, as the case may be; and
(iv) the person who presented the plan for filing.
86(5)The development officer shall stamp each copy of a subdivision plan received under subsection (4) “For Official Use Only” and may use it for making copies for the advisory committee, regional service commission, council or their employees or agents, or for his or her own purposes, but shall not use it for making copies for any other person.
Filing of subdivision plan
86(1)Unless it bears the approval of the development officer, no subdivision plan in respect of which a subdivision by-law or regulation is in effect may be filed in the land registration office.
86(2)An approval of a subdivision plan by a development officer is only valid for a one-year period, unless the subdivision plan is filed in the land registration office before the expiration of the one-year period.
86(3)With respect to a subdivision, a person presenting a subdivision plan for filing in the land registration office shall deposit copies of the plan with the registrar, in the number and form determined by the registrar, and bearing the approval of the development officer.
86(4)When a subdivision plan referred to in subsection (3) is filed in the land registration office, the registrar shall endorse the registration data on the face of each copy of the plan presented and
(a) retain a copy of the subdivision plan in the land registration office,
(b) provide, in the manner the registrar considers appropriate, one or more copies to the following:
(i) the development officer who approved the plan;
(ii) the Director of Assessment for the Province or a person designated by him or her;
(iii) if the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure or a council has assented to the plan, that Minister or the council, as the case may be; and
(iv) the person who presented the plan for filing.
86(5)The development officer shall stamp each copy of a subdivision plan received under subsection (4) “For Official Use Only” and may use it for making copies for the advisory committee, regional service commission, council or their employees or agents, or for his or her own purposes, but shall not use it for making copies for any other person.