(d) to the Minister administering the Land Act 1958 if the amendment provides for the closure of a road wholly or partly on Crown land; and (e) to the responsible authority, if it is not the planning authority; and (f) to the owners (except persons entitled to S. 96C(1)(f) amended by be registered under the Transfer of Land No. 100/2000 Act 1958 as proprietor of an estate in fee s. 14(1). simple) and occupiers of allotments or lots adjoining the land to which the application applies unless the planning authority is satisfied that the grant of the permit would not cause material detriment to any person; and (g) to the owners (except persons entitled to S. 96C(1)(g) inserted by be registered under the Transfer of Land No. 100/2000 Act 1958 as proprietor of an estate in fee s. 14(1). simple) and occupiers of land benefited by a registered restrictive covenant, if— (i) the amendment or the permit would allow the removal or variation or the covenant; or (ii) anything authorised by the permit would result in a breach of the covenant. (2) A planning authority must publish a notice of the amendment and the application in a newspaper generally circulating in the area to which the amendment applies. (2A) A planning authority must cause notice of an S. 96C(2A) inserted by amendment providing for the removal or variation No. 100/2000 of a registered restrictive covenant to be given by s. 14(2). placing a sign on the land which is the subject of the amendment.
(d) to the Minister administering the Land Act 1958 if the amendment provides for the closure of a road wholly or partly on Crown land; and (e) to the responsible authority, if it is not the planning authority; and S. 96C(1)(f) amended by No. 100/2000 s. 14(1). (f) to the owners (except persons entitled to be registered under the Transfer of Land Act 1958 as proprietor of an estate in fee simple) and occupiers of allotments or lots adjoining the land to which the application applies unless the planning authority is satisfied that the grant of the permit would not cause material detriment to any person; and S. 96C(1)(g) inserted by No. 100/2000 s. 14(1). (g) to the owners (except persons entitled to be registered under the Transfer of Land Act 1958 as proprietor of an estate in fee simple) and occupiers of land benefited by a registered restrictive covenant, if— (i) the amendment or the permit would allow the removal or variation or the covenant; or (ii) anything authorised by the permit would result in a breach of the covenant. (2) A planning authority must publish a notice of the amendment and the application in a newspaper generally circulating in the area to which the amendment applies. S. 96C(2A) inserted by No. 100/2000 s. 14(2). (2A) A planning authority must cause notice of an amendment providing for the removal or variation of a registered restrictive covenant to be given by placing a sign on the land which is the subject of the amendment.