Municipal plans and development regulations registered under the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000

Note that all plans enacted under the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 (the “Act”) are legally binding on the municipality and council, and everyone undertaking development. The Act gives Councils authority to make municipal plans and development regulations, to implement those plans and regulations, and to undertake amendments to plans and regulations.

Amendments:

As the municipal council is the authority to control development in its jurisdiction, and it is within the discretionary authority of the respective Council to decide if or when to amend its municipal plan and development regulations to accommodate a proposed development. Where a Council receives a request for an amendment, the Act requires that the costs of carrying out that amendment are to be borne by the proponent. All planning documents including amendments must be prepared by a certified professional planner. Please contact the municipality regarding amendment requests, and to determine the process in that jurisdiction. The general process for registering plans and amendments is outlined in this planning circular: Steps to Registration

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