Acts and Regulations

2017, c.19 - Community Planning Act

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Subdivision plan by local government
90(1)If a purchase or other acquisition of land by a local government that has a subdivision by-law in force would subdivide land, the council may, in lieu of complying with a provision of this Act,
(a) prepare a plan setting out, with the necessary modifications, relevant matters mentioned in subsection 84(3), and certified as to its correctness and sealed by a New Brunswick Land Surveyor,
(b) provide a copy of the plan to the development officer,
(c) file in the land registration office at least one hard copy of the plan after
(i) ten days have elapsed since the date the plan was submitted to the development officer if no recommendation concerning the plan is made to the council by the development officer,
(ii) the plan has been altered in accordance with recommendations referred to in subparagraph (i), or
(iii) the council has, by resolution passed by a majority of the members of council, rejected the recommendations referred to in subparagraph (i), and
(d) send to the development officer a copy of the plan endorsed by the registrar.
90(2)If a plan referred to in subsection (1) has the effect of altering a subdivision plan filed in the land registration office,
(a) the council shall on the plan refer to any altered subdivision plan of which it has knowledge, and
(b) when it is filed in the land registration office, the registrar shall on each altered subdivision plan endorse the fact of the alteration, the name, date and registration data of the altering plan and the name of the surveyor who certified it.
Subdivision plan by local government
90(1)If a purchase or other acquisition of land by a local government that has a subdivision by-law in force would subdivide land, the council may, in lieu of complying with a provision of this Act,
(a) prepare a plan setting out, with the necessary modifications, relevant matters mentioned in subsection 84(3), and certified as to its correctness and sealed by a New Brunswick Land Surveyor,
(b) provide a copy of the plan to the development officer,
(c) file in the land registration office at least one hard copy of the plan after
(i) ten days have elapsed since the date the plan was submitted to the development officer if no recommendation concerning the plan is made to the council by the development officer,
(ii) the plan has been altered in accordance with recommendations referred to in subparagraph (i), or
(iii) the council has, by resolution passed by a majority of the members of council, rejected the recommendations referred to in subparagraph (i), and
(d) send to the development officer a copy of the plan endorsed by the registrar.
90(2)If a plan referred to in subsection (1) has the effect of altering a subdivision plan filed in the land registration office,
(a) the council shall on the plan refer to any altered subdivision plan of which it has knowledge, and
(b) when it is filed in the land registration office, the registrar shall on each altered subdivision plan endorse the fact of the alteration, the name, date and registration data of the altering plan and the name of the surveyor who certified it.