Part D: Removal, modification or suspension of a restrictive or obsolete condition, easement or reservation registered against the title of the land. Member of the Executive Council” means the Member of the Executive Council responsible for local government in the Province;. Municipal Manager” means the person appointed as the Moses Kotane Local Municipal Manager in terms of section 54A of the Municipal Systems Act and includes any person acting in that position or to whom authority has been delegated;.
Municipality” means the municipality of Moses Kotane Local Municipality or its legal successor within the meaning of section 155(1) of the Constitution, established by Notice No. 5605 of 2000 (insert number and year) and 5682 of 2001 in terms of local government : Municipal Structure Act, 1998 (Act 117 of 1998) and for the purposes of this Ordinance includes a Municipal Department, the Council, the Municipal Manager or an employee or officer acting in terms of a delegation issued under section 59 of the Municipal System Act; . A municipality that intends to prepare, amend or review its municipal land development framework (a) must convene an intergovernmental steering committee and a project committee. to inform the municipal area of its intention to prepare, change or revise the municipal spatial development framework and the process to be followed in accordance with Article 28, third paragraph, of the Municipal Systems Act in two newspapers circulating in the area concerned; 1514 departure Deviation from municipal spatial planning framework (1) For the application of Article 22, second paragraph, of the Act, location-specific circumstances also include –. a) a departure deviation that does not substantially change the municipal spatial development framework; And. b) a unique circumstance related to a discovery of national importance.
LAND USE SCHEME
After the land use scheme has been published in terms of section 24, the Municipality must submit the approved land use scheme to the member of the Executive Council for information. 3230 Division of functions between Municipal Planning Tribunal and Land Development Officer (1) For the purposes of section 35(3) of the Act, the following categories of applications defined in section 54. For the purposes of subsection (1), an opposed application means an application about which negative comments or objections have been received (after) as a result of the public participation process.
3432 Composition of Municipal Planning Tribunal for local municipal area (1) The Municipal Planning Tribunal consists of at least 13 members constituted as follows. a) three officials in the full-time service of the Municipality;.
Traditional Use 7472 Application for traditional use
APPEAL PROCEDURES
The head of the appellate authority is responsible for managing the judicial functions of that appellate authority (Do we change the definition of Appellate Authority to mean something but not the Executive Authority. A hearing will start within 15 days after the Notice of Appeal ends submitted to the appellate authority, unless the parties and the presiding appellate authority agree on a later date. The written hearing process begins with the issuance of a letter from the appellate authority to the parties setting out a schedule for submissions.
The registrar must notify the parties of the decision of the appellate body within the meaning of Article 156, together with its reasons within seven days after the appellate authority has given its decision.
GENERAL 157153 Expenditure
TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
GENERAL PROVISIONS
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- CRIMINAL RECORD
In terms of the Planning and Land Use Act, 16 of 2013, Moses Kotane Local Municipality hereby invites candidates to be officers or employees of the (insert name of a state body or non-governmental organization contemplated in Ordinance (3)(2) (a) of the Rules), to be appointed to the Moses Kotane Municipal Planning Tribunal for his first term of office. Nominated persons are persons who are registered with the professional organizations referred to in Article 33(1)(b) to (f) of the Municipal Ordinance for Spatial Planning and Spatial Planning 2015, who have leadership qualities and knowledge and experience in the field of spatial planning. planning, spatial planning and land use or related law. Each nomination must be in writing and must include the following information:. a) The name, address and identity number of the nominee;.
The designation or rank of the candidate in the state body or non-governmental organization; Signature of the signatory on behalf of the state body or non-governmental organization. Full names of signatories on behalf of the state body or non-governmental organization.
Pursuant to the Physical Planning and Land Management Act, 16 of 2013, Moses Kotane Local Municipality hereby invites members of the public to be nominated to the Moses Kotane Municipal Planning Board for its first term of office. A short curriculum vitae for the nominee (no more than two pages). f) Certified copies of qualifications and registration certificates indicating registration with the relevant professional organization or voluntary association. Please note that failure to comply with the above requirements will result in disqualification of the nomination.
I have not failed to comply with the provisions of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 or provincial legislation or the Land Use Planning Regulations, 2015 enacted by the Moses Kotane Local Municipality. CODE OF CONDUCT OF MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL PLANNING TRIBUNAL I, the undersigned,. hereby declare that I will uphold the Code of Conduct of the Moses Kotane Local Municipal Planning Tribunal, contained below:. A member of the Municipal Planning Tribunal must at all times—. a) act in accordance with the principles of accountability and transparency;.
The member of the Municipal Planning Tribunal must not—. a) use the position or privileges of a member of the Municipal Planning Tribunal or confidential information obtained as a member of the Municipal Planning Tribunal for personal gain or to improperly benefit another person; and. A member of the Municipal Planning Tribunal must not receive or solicit gifts, favors or any other offer in circumstances where it can reasonably be inferred that the gifts, favors or offers are intended or expected to influence the objectivity of a person as advisor or decision-maker in the planning process. The member of the Municipal Planning Tribunal must not—. a) use the power of any office to seek or obtain special advantages for private gain or to improperly benefit another person that is not in the public interest;.
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