s. 60 (h) any amendment to the planning scheme which has been adopted by a planning authority but not, as at the date on which the application is considered, approved by the Minister or a planning authority; and (i) any agreement made pursuant to section 173 affecting the land the subject of the application; and (j) any other relevant matter. (2) The responsible authority must not grant a permit S. 60(2) inserted by which allows the removal or variation of a No. 48/1991 restriction (within the meaning of the Subdivision s. 61(2)(b). Act 1988) unless it is satisfied that the owner of any land benefited by the restriction (other than an owner who, before or after the making of the application for the permit but not more than three months before its making, has consented in writing to the grant of the permit) will be unlikely to suffer— (a) financial loss; or (b) loss of amenity; or (c) loss arising from change to the character of the neighbourhood; or (d) any other material detriment— as a consequence of the removal or variation of the restriction. (3) Despite subsection (1)(c), if no notice is required S. 60(3) inserted by to be given under section 52(1) or 57B or the No. 128/1993 planning scheme of an application, the responsible s. 15, amended by authority is not required to consider any objection No. 81/2004 or submission received in respect of the s. 23(2)(a)(b). application before deciding the application.
(h) any amendment to the planning scheme which has been adopted by a planning authority but not, as at the date on which the application is considered, approved by the Minister or a planning authority; and (i) any agreement made pursuant to section 173 affecting the land the subject of the application; and (j) any other relevant matter. S. 60(2) inserted by No. 48/1991 s. 61(2)(b). (2) The responsible authority must not grant a permit which allows the removal or variation of a restriction (within the meaning of the Subdivision Act 1988) unless it is satisfied that the owner of any land benefited by the restriction (other than an owner who, before or after the making of the application for the permit but not more than three months before its making, has consented in writing to the grant of the permit) will be unlikely to suffer— (a) financial loss; or (b) loss of amenity; or (c) loss arising from change to the character of the neighbourhood; or (d) any other material detriment— s. 60 as a consequence of the removal or variation of the restriction. S. 60(3) inserted by No. 128/1993 s. 15, amended by No. 81/2004 s. 23(2)(a)(b). (3) Despite subsection (1)(c), if no notice is required to be given under section 52(1) or 57B or the planning scheme of an application, the responsible authority is not required to consider any objection or submission received in respect of the application before deciding the application.
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