s. 28 27 Planning authority to consider panel's report S. 27 amended by (1) The planning authority must consider the panel's No. 86/1989 s. 9(a). report before deciding whether or not to adopt the amendment. (2) A planning authority may apply to the Minister to S. 27(2) inserted by exempt it from subsection (1) if the planning No. 86/1989 authority has not received the panel's report at the s. 9(b). end of— (a) 6 months from the panel's appointment; or (b) 3 months from the date on which the panel completed its hearing— whichever is earlier. (3) The Minister may exempt a planning authority S. 27(3) inserted by from subsection (1) if the Minister considers that No. 86/1989 s. 9(b). delay in considering whether or not to adopt the amendment would adversely affect the planning of the area, and may impose conditions to which the exemption is subject. 28 Abandonment of amendment The planning authority must tell the Minister in writing if it decides to abandon an amendment or part of an amendment. Division 3—Adoption and approval of amendment 29 Adoption of amendment (1) After complying with Divisions 1 and 2 in respect of an amendment or any part of it, the planning authority may adopt the amendment or that part with or without changes. (2) If a planning authority adopts a part of an amendment that part becomes a separate amendment. 30 When does an amendment lapse?
S. 27 amended by No. 86/1989 s. 9(a). 27 Planning authority to consider panel's report (1) The planning authority must consider the panel's report before deciding whether or not to adopt the amendment. S. 27(2) inserted by No. 86/1989 s. 9(b). (2) A planning authority may apply to the Minister to exempt it from subsection (1) if the planning authority has not received the panel's report at the end of— (a) 6 months from the panel's appointment; or (b) 3 months from the date on which the panel completed its hearing— whichever is earlier. S. 27(3) inserted by No. 86/1989 s. 9(b). (3) The Minister may exempt a planning authority from subsection (1) if the Minister considers that delay in considering whether or not to adopt the amendment would adversely affect the planning of the area, and may impose conditions to which the exemption is subject. 28 Abandonment of amendment s. 28 The planning authority must tell the Minister in writing if it decides to abandon an amendment or part of an amendment. Division 3—Adoption and approval of amendment 29 Adoption of amendment (1) After complying with Divisions 1 and 2 in respect of an amendment or any part of it, the planning authority may adopt the amendment or that part with or without changes. (2) If a planning authority adopts a part of an amendment that part becomes a separate amendment. 30 When does an amendment lapse?
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