s. 99 (b) the land being shown as reserved for a public purpose in a proposed amendment to a planning scheme of which notice has been published in the Government Gazette under section 19; or (c) a declaration of the Minister under section 113 that the land is proposed to be reserved for a public purpose; or (d) access to the land being restricted by the closure of a road by a planning scheme. (2) The owner or occupier of any land may claim compensation from a responsible authority for financial loss suffered as the natural, direct and reasonable consequence of a refusal by the responsible authority to grant a permit to use or develop the land on the ground that the land is or will be needed for a public purpose. (3) A person cannot claim compensation under subsection (1) if— (a) the planning authority has purchased or compulsorily acquired the land or part of the land; or (b) a condition on the permit provides that compensation is not payable. (4) The responsible authority must inform any person who asks it to do so of the person or body from whom the first-mentioned person may claim compensation under this Part. 99 When does the right to compensation arise? A right to compensation and the liability of a planning authority or responsible authority to pay compensation arises— (a) under section 98(1)(a), (b) or (c) after—
(b) the land being shown as reserved for a public purpose in a proposed amendment to a planning scheme of which notice has been published in the Government Gazette under section 19; or (c) a declaration of the Minister under section 113 that the land is proposed to be reserved for a public purpose; or (d) access to the land being restricted by the closure of a road by a planning scheme. (2) The owner or occupier of any land may claim compensation from a responsible authority for financial loss suffered as the natural, direct and reasonable consequence of a refusal by the responsible authority to grant a permit to use or develop the land on the ground that the land is or will be needed for a public purpose. (3) A person cannot claim compensation under subsection (1) if— (a) the planning authority has purchased or compulsorily acquired the land or part of the land; or (b) a condition on the permit provides that compensation is not payable. (4) The responsible authority must inform any person who asks it to do so of the person or body from whom the first-mentioned person may claim compensation under this Part. 99 When does the right to compensation arise? s. 99 A right to compensation and the liability of a planning authority or responsible authority to pay compensation arises— (a) under section 98(1)(a), (b) or (c) after—