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Displaying 7506 - 7510 of 15550State Lands (Vesting) Order 2011 based on the State Lands Act (Chapter 314).
This Order, consisting of 3 articles and 1 Schedule, regulates the following aspects of the implemented Law for alienation, use of and control over State land as follows: Vesting of land in Government (1) The lands described in the Schedule are hereby vested in the Government free from encumbrances, and all the rights of any owner of the estate or interest in that land or his or its assigns or representatives and of any other person claiming by, from or under the owner therein shall absolutely cease.
Order No. 1312 on geothermal heating systems.
The Order sets regulations regarding the establishment, operation and supervision of geothermal systems with the purpose of preventing pollution of groundwater, soil and subsoil. The established systems shall operate in using soil as a heating sources. Applications for authorization to establish such systems is required and shall comply with criteria detailed in Appendix 1. The installation shall be provided with a pressure monitoring switch (1), an alarm (2) and a safety device in the event of a leak.
Town and Country Planning Act (No. 11 of 1980).
The Act empowers the planning authorities to prepare development plans in order to ensure sustainable development of land. This Act shall apply to any area designated by the Minister by Notice in the Gazette. The Act establishes the Town and Country Planning Board. The Planning Authority shall prepare a development plan in respect of any area to which this Act applies. Permission of the Minister shall be required group of land or building uses which may be prescribed by Order of the Minister.
Town and Country Planning (Development) (Amendment) Regulations, 1993 (L.N. No. 111 of 1993).
These Regulations amend the Town and Country Planning (Development) Order in various articles by changing its name in "Town and Country Planning (Development) Regulations" and with respect to the role of a (local) Council in development planning and permission.
Amends: Town and Country Planning (Development) Order (L.N. No. 233 of 1991). (1991)
Town and Country Planning (Development) Order (L.N. No. 233 of 1991).
This Order specifies permitted development, requires a planning permission to be obtained for certain development and provides with respect to other matters related to development control. Any planning permission granted shall run with the land. The permission granted by the Planning Authority shall be subject to the standard conditions contained in Part II of the First Schedule. Planning permission may also be granted by a local council if authority has been delegated to such council.