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S.M. 2005, c. 30
Bill 33, 3rd Session, 38th Legislature
"development plan by-law" means a by-law adopting a development plan for a planning district or municipality under Part 4. (« règlement portant sur un plan de mise en valeur »)
(b) a person who is registered under The Condominium Act as the owner, as defined in that Act, of a unit under that Act; and
"secondary plan by-law" means a by-law adopting a secondary plan for a planning district or municipality under Part 4. (« règlement portant sur un plan secondaire »)
"zoning by-law" means a by-law adopted by a board or council under Part 5. (« règlement de zonage »)
Establishing special planning area
11(1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may, by regulation, designate an area of the province as a special planning area if the area has a special provincial or regional significance.
11(2) Before an area is designated as a special planning area, the minister must consult with the board of every planning district and the council of every municipality in the proposed special planning area.
11(3) A designation may be made for a period of time specified in the regulation.
Development in special planning area
12 When an area is designated as a special planning area, no development may take place in that area unless
(a) an application has been made to the minister in accordance with the regulations by the owner of the affected property, or a person authorized in writing by the owner; and
(b) the development has been approved in accordance with the procedures established by regulation.
39 A planning commission that holds a hearing or makes a decision must comply with all requirements of this Act respecting notice of hearings, the conduct of hearings and notices of decision. PART 4
Restriction on designation
42(3) A designation of an area under subclause (2)(a)(i) or (ii) is subject to subsection 72(2) (restricted zoning for large livestock operations).
(a) hold one or more public meetings to receive representations on the plan; and
(b) consult with a qualified land use planner.
48 As soon as practicable after submitting the development plan by-law to the minister for approval, the board or council must send a notice to every person who made a representation at the hearing held under subsection 46(1) stating that
(c) any person who made a representation at the hearing may file an objection with the minister that sets out the reasons for his or her objection, within 14 days after the notice is given.
50(2) After holding the hearing, the Municipal Board must submit a report to minister setting out its recommendations on the objection, question or issue referred to it.
(a) give the minister a certified copy of the by-law and as many additional copies as the minister may request;
(b) give the minister an electronic copy of the development plan in a format acceptable to the minister; and
(a) a comprehensive examination of the plan; and
Restricted zoning for large livestock operations
72(2) If the livestock operation policy designates an area as a place where livestock operations may be allowed, the zoning by-law for that area
(a) must designate livestock operations involving 300 or more animal units as a conditional use; and
(b) may designate livestock operations involving fewer than 300 animal units as a permitted use or a conditional use.
73 A zoning by-law may allow for the modification of specified development requirements if a development provides public benefits specified in the by-law.
Adoption if no objection
75 If no person objects to the zoning by-law at the hearing held under subsection 74(1), the board or council may
76(1) When an objection to a zoning by-law is received at a hearing held by a planning commission under subsection 74(1), it must be dealt with in accordance with this section.
76(2) After being advised of the objection by the planning commission, the board or council may
(b) if a second objection is not filed before the deadline, the by-law may be given third reading without further notice.
Actions if no second objection
76(4) If the board or council does not receive a second objection by the deadline set out in the notice under subsection (3), it may
Hearing on second objection
76(5) If the board or council receives a second objection by the deadline set out in the notice under subsection (3), it must
(b) alter the by-law to address any representations on the objection made at the hearing and, despite subsection 74(2), give the altered by-law third reading without further notice or hearing; or
77(1) When an objection to a zoning by-law is received at a hearing held by a board or council under subsection 74(1), it must be dealt with in accordance with this section.
77(4) If the board or council does not receive a second objection by the deadline set out in the notice under subsection (3), it may
Referring second objection
77(5) If the board or council receives a second objection by the deadline set out in the notice under subsection (3), it must refer the objection to
78(1) Despite sections 76 and 77, a second objection to a zoning by-law received from any of the following must be referred to the Municipal Board and dealt with in accordance with the procedure set out in subsections 77(6) to (11):
80(3) Sections 74 to 79 apply to an amendment to a zoning by-law, with any necessary changes.
84 A zoning by-law does not rescind or affect the right of any person to enforce a restriction, interest or covenant affecting land if the restriction, interest or covenant is registered against the land in the land titles office.
(a) any height, distance, area, size or intensity of use requirement in the zoning by-law by no more than 10%; or
(b) the number of parking spaces required by the zoning by-law by no more than 10%.
LARGE-SCALE CONDITIONAL USE
114(1) The board, council or planning commission must fix a date for the hearing of an application under this Division, which must be at least 30 days after it receives the Technical Review Committee report respecting the application.
(b) the applicant obtains every approval, including any permit or licence, required under an Act, regulation or by-law in respect of the proposed operation or expansion, and complies with, or agrees to comply with, any condition attached to the approval. PART 8
"registered plan of subdivision does not include an explanatory plan filed in the land titles office under section 127 of The Real Property Act. (« plan de lotissement enregistré »)
125(1) Upon receiving the application and a copy of the planning report from the approving authority, the council must consider the application and decide, by resolution,
127 If, within two years after notice is given under subsection 126(3), the applicant does not satisfy the approving authority that the conditions imposed on a subdivision approval have been met, the conditional approval expires. But the approving authority may, within that two-year period, extend the period for one additional period of not more than 12 months.
(a) within 30 days after the approving authority gives notice of its decision under subsection 126(3); or
(a) the legal description of the land proposed to be subdivided and the municipality in which that land is located;
SHORTENED PROCESS FOR MINOR SUBDIVISIONS
Definition of "minor subdivision"
134(1) In this section, "minor subdivision" means
(a) a subdivision of one or more parcels of land where each parcel being transferred is to be consolidated with an adjacent parcel covered by another title so that no additional title results; or
(b) a subdivision that results in a single new parcel in a city, town, village or local urban district.
Conditions for minor subdivisions
134(2) The shortened process described in subsection (3) may be used only if
(c) the subdivision does not require any change in access to a provincial road or provincial trunk highway.
134(3) In the case of an application for a minor subdivision, the provisions of this Part are modified as follows:
(a) a designated employee or officer of the municipality may approve the application with or without conditions, but may not reject it;
(b) the approving authority is not required to circulate the application to government departments and other entities except in accordance with the requirements set out in the regulations for minor subdivisions.
Decision of designated employee
134(4) A decision of the designated employee or officer is deemed to be a decision of the council for the purpose of this Part.
1. Any condition necessary to ensure compliance with this Act or another Act, or the regulations made under them, or a development plan by-law, secondary plan by-law or zoning by-law.
2. Any condition necessary to satisfy the requirements of a municipal by-law, including the payment of subdivision examination fees and capital levies, and the requirement to pay property taxes.
3. A condition that the applicant enter into a development agreement with the government, the municipality or a planning district, as required, respecting
(a) the construction or maintenance — at the owner's expense or partly at the owner's expense — of works, including, but not limited to, sewer and water, waste removal, drainage, public roads, connecting streets, street lighting, sidewalks, traffic control, access, connections to existing services, fencing and landscaping; and
(b) construction or payment by the owner of all or part of the capacity of works in excess of the capacity required for the proposed subdivision.
4. Any condition recommended or required by a government department or other entity to which the application was referred by the approving authority.
5. Any condition necessary for the proper design of the subdivision or to implement the reorganization of titles.
6. A condition that the applicant dedicate the following land, without compensation:
7. As an alternative to dedicating land under item 6(d) or (e), a condition that the applicant enter into a development agreement with the government, the municipality, or the planning district as required, whereby the applicant agrees to conditions limiting, regulating or prohibiting any use, activity or development on the land.
8. A condition that a zoning by-law be amended.
139(1) Subject to subsection (2), a municipality may close public reserve land by
(iv) respecting the process for referring applications to government departments and agencies and other affected persons, which may be different for applications for minor subdivisions under section 134;
152(2) In this Part, the following terms have the same meaning as they have in The Northern Affairs Act: "community", "community council", "incorporated community", "incorporated community council", "local committee".
(b) an incorporated community council is deemed to be a municipal council.
156(1) The minister may, by regulation, delegate his or her authority as a council under section 155 to the community council or local committee for a community to do one or more of the following:
158(3) A development plan by-law and a zoning by-law for a community must be adopted by the minister, unless the minister has delegated that authority to the community council or local committee for the community in a regulation made under subsection 156(1).
159 When a development plan by-law for a community is prepared by the community council or the local committee, the normal adoption process under this Act is modified in the following manner:
(b) if the minister does not refer the by-law to the Municipal Board under section 49, the council or committee may give third reading to the by-law 60 days after the by-law is submitted to the minister under subsection 47(1);
(c) if the minister refers the by-law to the Municipal Board under section 49, the council or committee may give third reading to the by-law 60 days after the minister provides the council or committee with a copy of the Municipal Board report provided under subsection 50(2).
160(1) A community council or local committee that has adopted a development plan by-law or a zoning by-law must file a copy of the by-law with the minister in accordance with regulations made by the minister.
160(3) The minister may disallow a development plan by-law or a zoning by-law filed under subsection (1), in whole or in part, by written notice to the community council or local committee. Upon disallowance, the by-law or the disallowed part of it ceases to be in effect and is deemed to be repealed.
(a) personally delivered to the person; or
(b) sent by ordinary mail to the person.
189(2) If requested, the minister may provide advice and technical planning assistance to a planning district or municipality.
Interdepartmental Planning Board
190(1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may appoint an Interdepartmental Planning Board consisting of officials from government departments and agencies involved in matters related to land use and development.
Duties of Interdepartmental Planning Board
190(2) The Interdepartmental Planning Board may
(a) advise and assist the minister and government departments and agencies on all matters affecting the use and development of land in the province;
(b) co-ordinate government policies affecting the use and development of land in the province;
(c) review and make recommendations to the minister on any proposed special planning area or development plan by-law, and all matters relating to planning districts; and
(d) perform any other duties assigned to it by this Act, any other Act, or the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
192 No action or proceeding may be brought against a member of a board, council or planning commission, or any person acting under authority of this Act, for anything done, or not done, or for any neglect,
(a) respecting special planning areas, including regulations
(i) respecting applications for development in special planning areas, and
(ii) respecting the process for approving development in special planning areas;
CONSEQUENTIAL AND
Consequential amendment, C.C.S.M. c. H40
212 Subsection 14(1) of The Highways and Transportation Act is amended by striking out "subsection 28(3), 42(3), 53(3) or 55(5) of The Planning Act" and substituting "section 170 of The Planning Act".
Consequential amendment, C.C.S.M. c. H50
213(1) The Highways Protection Act is amended by this section.
213(2) Clause 14(1)(b) is replaced with the following:
(b) is posting a notice under authority of section 170 of The Planning Act.
213(3) Subsection 14(6) is amended by striking out "section 28, 42, 53 or 55 of The Planning Act" and substituting "section 170 of The Planning Act".
214 Subsection 107.1 of The Northern Affairs Act is amended by striking out "Part IX" and substituting "Part 10".
215 Clause 148(2)(a) of The Real Property Act is amended by striking out "subsection 60(1)" and substituting "subsection 121(1)".
216 Subsection 269(2) of The City of Winnipeg Charter is repealed.
217 If, during the Third Session of the 38th Legislature, Bill 22 entitled "The Water Protection Act" is assented to, then the following is added after section 62 of this Act:
APPLICATION OF WATER PROTECTION ACT
Consideration of Water Protection Act
(a) any regulation made under section 4 of The Water Protection Act governing, regulating or prohibiting any use, activity or thing in a water quality management zone designated under that Act;