s. 162 (c) may consult the municipal building surveyor; S. 162(1)(c) and amended by No. 71/1995 s. 12(1). (d) may consult any other body or person. S. 162(1)(d) inserted by No. 71/1995 s. 12(1). (1A) The Building Appeals Board must, on the S. 162(1A) inserted by application of any party to the proceedings, make No. 71/1995 available a copy of any report or information s. 12(2). obtained under subsection (1)(d). (2) The Building Appeals Board must not determine that a provision of the building regulations does not apply to a building or land unless satisfied that, in the particular circumstances, the provision is inappropriate. (3) The Building Appeals Board must not determine that a provision of the building regulations applies to a building or land in a modified or varied form unless satisfied that to do so is reasonable and not detrimental to the public interest. (4) The Building Appeals Board may make its determination of an application under section 160 subject to all or any of the following conditions— (a) requiring an owner of land to enter into an S. 162(4)(a) amended by agreement with a reporting authority or, if No. 71/1995 there is no reporting authority, with the s. 13(1)(a). relevant council; or (b) directing a reporting authority or council to S. 162(4)(b) amended by enter into that agreement; or No. 71/1995 s. 13(1)(b). (c) specifying the terms of that agreement; or
S. 162(1)(c) amended by No. 71/1995 s. 12(1). (c) may consult the municipal building surveyor; and S. 162(1)(d) inserted by No. 71/1995 s. 12(1). (d) may consult any other body or person. s. 162 S. 162(1A) inserted by No. 71/1995 s. 12(2). (1A) The Building Appeals Board must, on the application of any party to the proceedings, make available a copy of any report or information obtained under subsection (1)(d). (2) The Building Appeals Board must not determine that a provision of the building regulations does not apply to a building or land unless satisfied that, in the particular circumstances, the provision is inappropriate. (3) The Building Appeals Board must not determine that a provision of the building regulations applies to a building or land in a modified or varied form unless satisfied that to do so is reasonable and not detrimental to the public interest. (4) The Building Appeals Board may make its determination of an application under section 160 subject to all or any of the following conditions— S. 162(4)(a) amended by No. 71/1995 s. 13(1)(a). (a) requiring an owner of land to enter into an agreement with a reporting authority or, if there is no reporting authority, with the relevant council; or S. 162(4)(b) amended by No. 71/1995 s. 13(1)(b). (b) directing a reporting authority or council to enter into that agreement; or (c) specifying the terms of that agreement; or