Development Planning Act (Cap. 552)
Development Planning Act (Cap. 552), article 75
75. The Planning Board shall not delegate to the Commission
or to any other body or person, the determination of the follow ing
applications:
(a) applications in respect of an activity or development of
a national or strategic significance or affecting matters
of national security or other national interests;
(b) applications in respect of an activity or development
which could affect the interests of other governments;
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(c) applications in respect of development which is
subject to an environmental impact statement;
(d) requests for reconsideration where the decision to be
reconsidered was taken by the Planning Board itself.
Re-consideration. 76. (1) If an applicant considers that conditions imposed upon
a development permission are unreasonable, he may, without
prejudice to his right of appeal, request the Planning Board or the
Commission, as the case may be, to reconsider such conditions.
(2) A request for a reconsideration shall be made within thirty
days from notification of the decision of the Planning Board or of
the Commission, as the case may be, and may not be made
concurrently with an appeal. The request for a reconsideration shall
include a written document containing the reasons for such a
request.
(3) The Planning Board or the Commission shall inform the
registered interested parties where a request for a reconsidera tion
has been filed and the registered interested parties shall be n otified
of the Planning Board’s or the Commission’s sitting when such a
request for a reconsideration shall be discussed.
(4) No reconsideration may be demanded by a registered
interested party, even if such interested party has made writte n
objections in accordance with the provisions of article 71(6).
Appeal.
Amended by:
XXI.2022.10.
Cap. 551.
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