| Preliminary
Planning -Clearance |
| 4. | |
An application for Preliminary
Planning Clearance may be granted pending evalution on the development concept
proposed with all detailed planning and technical matters reser-ved for a subsequent
detailed formal submission. A preliminary planning clerarance may be granted to
the applicant without prejudice to the right of the Authority to impose any additional
requirement when detailed proposal plan is submitted for approval.
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| | (1) |
The applicant will be informed
by a letter upon approval of the outline proposal, with or without conditions
imposed. He shall then make detailed formal proposal within 12 months. During
that time, the applicant will liaise with the various other relevant agencies/departments
on their requirements. The provisional permission will lapse by the end of the
12 months' period.
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| | (2) |
The applicant shall submit
a detailed proposal for formal approval under Section 8 J of the Law in the prescribed
Forms. The proposed plans shall incorporate the technical requirements of the
various departments as well as other planning requirements communicated to the
applicant.
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| | (3) |
The preliminary planning
clearance shall not constitute a permit nor shall entitle the applicant or any
person to commence or carry out any development activity whatsoever.
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| 5 | (1)
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Every development permit shall be in writing and shall be subject to the restrictions
and conditions set out therein.
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| | (2) |
Formal written permission
will be released only after the final plans are in order and Development Charges
paid.
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| | (3) |
Only one application, either
for clearance approval or formal will be considered for a particular site at any
one time.
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| Appeals |
| 6. | Where
an applicnat is aggrieved by the decision of the Authority in respect of his preliminary
planning clearance application or formal application for planning approval, may
be lodge an appeal in writing to the Minister within 30 days of the decision being
conveyed to him.. |
Plans
for additions and alterations |
| 7.
| Where any building
works consist of repair or alteration of an existing building or any or any addition
thereto, a plan or plans of such building works submitted under the Law shall,
if so required by the Authority, be accompanied by a prescribed certificate in
form issued by a qualified person stating that he has examined the building and
is of the opinion that the building is capable of bearing the loads and stresses
which may be increased or altered in any way by reason of the repair, alteration
or addition.
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Non
accepta nce of plans |
| 8. | If
the Authority is of the opinion that a plan, drawing or calculation submitted
under the law is beyond the scope of the professional competence of a qualified
person signing the same it may refuse to accept such plans, drawings or calculation
or, if it accepts, the authority may return the plans drawings or calculations. |
