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Displaying 21 - 25 of 50Topsoil Preservation Act (R.S.N.B. 2011, c. 230).
This Act prohibits the removal of topsoil from a site or the move of topsoil from a parcel unless with the proper permit. Under section 4, no person shall transport topsoil in, on or by a vehicle on a highway except in accordance with the regulations. The Act provides for inspections, enforcement and offences and penalties. The text consists of 23 sections.
Repeals: Topsoil Preservation Act (S.N.B. 1995, c. T-7.1). (2012-06-23)
Forms Regulation – Sale of Lands Publication Act (N.B. Reg 82-182).
The present Regulation enacts the Sale of Lands Publication Act (RSNB 1973, c S-2). The Regulation provides a form entitled “Notice of Sale” to be duly filled in by whoever shall sale a parcel of land. The text consists of 3 sections.
Implements: Sale of Lands Publication Act (RSNB 1973, c S-2). (2005-06-30)
Sale of Lands Publication Act (RSNB 1973, c S-2).
Article 1 of the above-mentioned Act establishes that where a sale of lands, or interest therein, is to be made and an advertisement or a notification of such sale is necessary this shall be published in one regular issue of the Royal Gazette within twenty days from the first publication of such advertisement. The text consists of 6 sections.
Implemented by: Forms Regulation – Sale of Lands Publication Act (N.B. Reg 82-182). (1998-03-31)
Parks Act (RSNB 2011, c 202).
The present Act provides for the designation of areas to be parts of provincial parks and provides for the management of such parks. The Act covers also the appointment and powers of park wardens, the protection of flora, prospecting and mining and enforcement measures. The text consists of 23 sections and 1 Schedule.
Implemented by: General Regulation - Parks Act (N.B. Reg 85-104). (2014-06-24)
Repeals: Parks Act ( S.N.B. 1982, c. P-2.1). (2010-12-17)
Assessment and Planning Appeal Board Act (RSNB 2011, c 114).
The present Act lays down provisions relating to the establishment of a Planning Appeal Board. The Board is responsible for hearing property assessment appeals, appeals of land use and planning decisions from throughout New Brunswick and hearing appeals of local heritage review Boards decisions under the Municipal Heritage Preservation Act. The Board is comprised of 11 regional panels from around the province, each consisting of a common chairperson and two members appointed from the respective region. The text consists of 17 sections.