as the Administrator may determine and may be calculated with retrospective effect from the date on which the erection of the building or part thereof concerned commenced. (c) The Administrator may, when he deems it necessary and after consultation with the local authority concerned, cancel the payment of a contravention levy as contemplated by paragraph (b) (ii) or amend such a contravention levy. (4) (a) The owner on the date when the instruction is served shall be liable for the payment of the contravention levy. (b) Prior to the transfer of the land concerned the contravention levy shall be capitalised. (c) When a contravention levy is capitalised, the land concerned shall be deemed to be zoned in accordance with the utilisation thereof as determined by the council concerned. 41. Right of Right of entry.—Any person authorised thereto in writing by the Administrator or director or a council may at any reasonable time, after reasonable notice and causing as little inconvenience as possible enter upon any land in order to—

(a) do anything which the Administrator or the director or such a council, as the case may be, is permitted or required to do in terms of this Ordinance, or

(b) make an inquiry, an investigation or a survey in connection with the exercise or performance of his or its powers or duties by the Administrator or director or such a council, as the case may be, in terms of this Ordinance.

42. Conditions.—(1) When the Administrator or a council grants authorisation, exemption or an application or adjudicates upon an appeal under this Ordinance, he may do so subject to such conditions as he may think fit. (2) Such conditions may, having regard to—

(a) the community needs and public expenditure which in his or its opinion may arise from the authorisation, exemption, application or appeal concerned and the public expenditure incurred in the past which in his or its opinion facilitates the said authorisation, exemption, application or appeal, and

(b) the various rates and levies paid in the past or to be paid in the future by the owner of the land concerned,

include conditions in relation to the cession of land or the payment of money which is directly related to requirements resulting from the said authorisation, exemption, application or appeal in respect of the provision of necessary services or amenities to the land concerned. (3) Subject to the provisions of the Removal of Restrictions Act, 1967 (Act 84 of 1967), either the Administrator or a council, as the case may be, may, in relation to a condition imposed under subsection (1), after consideration of objections received in consequence of an advertisement in terms of subsection (4) and after consultation with the owner of the land concerned and, in the case of the Administrator, with the local authority concerned—

(a) waive or amend any condition, and

(b) impose additional conditions of the kind contemplated in subsection (1), which additional conditions shall be deemed to have been imposed in terms of that subsection.

(4) The director, where the Administrator may act under subsection (3), or the town clerk or secretary, where a council may so act, as the case may be, shall, if he is of the opinion that the waiver or amendment of conditions or the imposition of additional conditions under subsection (3)