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Responsibility for safety
29.

The owner or occupier of a public building or part thereof which has a floor area of more than 5000 m2 or an occupancy load of more than one thousand persons shall designate a responsible person to act as a safety officer for the purposes of -

(a)

enforcing good housekeeping rules and fire safety precautions within the building or part thereof;

(b)

exercising supervision over the maintenance of all means of fire - escape, lifts, and fire protection systems and equipment, within the Building or part thereof;

(c)

detecting and removing all fire hazards and obstructions which may prevent the effective use of any means of escape in case of fire; and

(d)

organising periodical fire drills in order to ensure that all persons employed in or using the building or part thereof are familiar with all means of escape in case of fire.


Offenses in the use of a public building
30.

The owner or occupier of a public building or part thereof, having an occupant load of more than two hundred persons, shall be guilty of an offence under Section 28 of the Law if he, without a reasonable cause, contravenes or fails to comply with any of the provisions of paragraph (1) of regulation 28 or of regulations 29.


Part III- Planning Regulations

Sub-division of land

31(1) No Government Agency or any other person shall carry out or engage in any development activity within the UDA declared Areas of Colombo City except in accordance with the development guidelines given in the relevant Development Plan prepared under Section 8A and the Planning and Building regulations prepared under Section 21, of the Law.
(2) (a) No parcel of land or lot designated or proposed for any use other than agriculture or horticulture shall be sub-divided unless a plan relating to such sub-division has been approved by the Authority. (b) Any person intending to sub-divide a land shall submit to the Authority an application which is in conformity with the requirements of regulation (3),(9) and (10)
(3) The Authority in approving the plans for sub-division of land may require the applicant to modify the plan as it may consider necessary. The sub-division on the site shall be carried out only after the approval of the Authority is given.
(4) (a) The minimum extent of land and width of lots shall be in accordance with the provisions of regulation 35 (1);

(b) The drains which are demarcated on subdivision plans should be given a lot number.
(5) No lot in such sub-division shall be less than 12 metres in depth.
(6) No new sub-division shall have the effect of reducing the open space, light and ventilation and other requirements of any existing building on the site to less than those required under these regulations.
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