These Regulations amend the principal Regulations of 1994 to provide for the making available for public inspection of documents relating to planning appeals and other matters determined by an Bord Pleanála. In any such case received by an Bord Pleanála on or after 10 April 1995, the documents, including the inspector's report, will be available for inspection for a period of five years commencing on the third working day following the day on which An Bord Pleanála makes its decision.

The changes made relate to exempted development, the requirements and procedures in respect of planning applications, Part X of the 1994 Regulations and prescribed forms. Works consisting of or incidental to the carrying out of development referred to in section 84 (4) (a) of the Environmental Protection Agency Act, 1992 (No. 7 of 1992) for the purpose of giving effect to a condition attached to a licence or revised licence granted by the Environmental Protection Agency under Part IV of the said Act shall be exempted development.

Regulations to implement various Development and Planning Acts.The 168 regulations are divided into 14 Parts: Preliminary and General (I); Development Plans (II); Exempted Development (III); Permission Regulations (IV); Appeals and other matters with which An Bord Pleanála is concerned (V); Extension of duration of planning permission (VI); Fees (VII; Compensation (VIII); Environmental impact assessment of certain development by or on behalf of local authorities (IX); Requirements in respect of specified development by or on behalf of local authorities (X); Appointment of chairman and ordin

These Regulations make a number of amendments to principal Regulations of 1994. These amendments provide that relevant planning authorities must send to the Dublin Transportation Office (DTI) copies of development plans and also of planning applications and details of proposed local authority development, including environmental impact statements, where these may impact on the DTI Strategy. They also provide for the Ministers for the Marine and for Education and for the appropriate health board to receive copies of draft development plans.

These Regulations amend article 13 of the principal Regulations of 1994 which prescribes development, which notwithstanding section 4 of the Local Government (Planning and Development) Act, 1963, is not exempted development. The effect of the Regulations is to lower the threshold at which afforestation requires planning permission from 200 hectares to 70 hectares. A corresponding change has been made in the European Communities (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations, 1996 (S.I. No.

Ce décret modifie les dispositions des articles R 371-3, R 371-4, R 371-7,-8,-9 et -10 du Code de la construction et de l'habitation, relatives aux conseils départementaux de l'habitat dans les départements d'outre-mer.

This Act amends the Land Reform (Special Provisions) Act. Section 42J of the principal act is amended concerning compensation payments to public companies. Section 3 relates to the retrospective operation of section 2 including definitions of the term 'compensation' for use within the Act.

Amends: Land Reform (Amendment) Act. (1983)

This Act amends the Land Reform Act that established a Land Reform Commission. Agricultural land is not to be alienated by the Commission to persons who are not citizens of Sri Lanka (sect. 6). There are amendments relating to compensation payable in respect of agricultural land vested in the Commission with tables listing the average annual yield and compensation per acre.

Amends: Land Reform 1972 (Law No. 1 of 1972). (1975)
Amends: Land Reform (Amendment) Act. (1983)

This Act amends the Land Development Ordinance 1935 which aimed to provide for the systematic development and alienation of State Land in Sri Lanka. Under the amendements, the Government Agent shall not recover any fee for the registration of a permit (sect. 2). Every grant on which land is to be alienated shall contain the extent and description of the boundaries of such land.

Amends: Land Development Ordinance 1935 (No. 19 of 1935). (1973)

This Act amends the Land Acquistion Act which establishes the procedure to be followed by the competent authorities for the acquisition of land for public purpose. Section 17 is amended concerning persons entitled to compensation. The Acquiring officer shall pay the sum on the certificate issued by the Commissioner of Labour.

Amends: Land Acquisition Act 1950 (No. 9 of 1950). (1979)

This Act regulates the use of agricultural land for purposes of protection of the soil and the landscape. Agricultural land is land used for cultivation or pasture, which is registered for tax purposes as an agricultural unit (sect. 1). The Act does not apply to agricultural land which is not used as such (sect. 2). Regulation making powers of the Government are described in sections 6A and 6B. Observation of provisions of the present Act shall be supervised by County Councils. Use of land requires notification and in certain circumstances a permit of the County Council. (13 sections)

The Government, for the purpose of further development of land reform, increase in social, investment and production potential of land resources, strengthening of the constitutional rights of citizens to land, the formation of efficient mechanism of the regulation of land relationship and state management of land resources, decrees to validate the Federal Special Program.