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Town and Country Planning Act · 2022 Revised Edition · Part · Development Plans
Town and Country Planning Act · 2022 Revised Edition · Part · Development Plans
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At least once in every 10 years, the Planning Authority shall, as and when necessary, review the Master Plan.
Planning Authority
“Planning Authority”, in relation to this Act or any Part or provision of this Act, means the person or persons appointed under section 6(1) to be responsible for the operation of this Act or that Part or provision;
The Planning Authority shall review other development plans at least once in every 5 years.
development plans
“development plans” means the Master Plan, the District Plans and the Local Plans;
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development plans
“development plans” means the Master Plan, the District Plans and the Local Plans;
Planning Authority
“Planning Authority”, in relation to this Act or any Part or provision of this Act, means the person or persons appointed under section 6(1) to be responsible for the operation of this Act or that Part or provision;
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