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  • 124 (1) Unless the registrar otherwise orders, before the date set for the hearing of the petition, the petitioner must file with the registrar a report of the approving officer that contains all of the following information:
  • (a) whether any part of a public area affected by the petition is an arterial highway;
  • (b) the approving officer’s opinion as to whether, if the petition is granted, the plan referred to in the petition will comply with
    • (i) the applicable subdivision and zoning bylaws, and
    • (ii) the requirements of section 75;
  • (c) other information that the approving officer considers material to the petition.
  • (2) If any part of a public area affected by the petition is a highway in a rural area or an arterial highway in a municipality, before the date set for the hearing of the petition, the petitioner must file with the registrar a report of the district highways manager of the Ministry of Transportation.
  • (3) A request for a report required under this section must be made in writing to
  • (a) the approving officer, in the case of a report under subsection (1), or
  • (b) the district highways manager of the Ministry of Transportation, in the case of a report under subsection (2),
  • and must be accompanied by a copy of the petition and a print of the plan annexed as a schedule to the petition.
  • (4) Within 60 days after receiving a request referred to in subsection (3), the approving officer or district highways manager, as applicable, must deliver the report to the petitioner.

1997-25-41, effective March 26, 1998 (B.C. Reg. 85/98); 2003-66-34.

CROSS REFERENCES AND OTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION

References for Applying Section 124 to Treaty Lands

See s. 16(1) of Schedule 1 to the Act (see chapter 28 (Land Title Act Part 24.01 (s. 373.11)—Treaty Lands)) for the purpose of applying s. 124 of the Land Title Act in relation to treaty lands:

  • 16 (1) For the purpose of applying section 124 of this Act in relation to treaty lands,
  • (a) the reference in section 124(1)(b)(i) to “applicable subdivision and zoning bylaws” must be read as a reference to the applicable laws of the treaty first nation relating to subdivision and zoning, and
  • (b) the petitioner must request and file the report required under section 124(2) only if any part of the public area affected by the petition is vested in the Crown in right of the Province or the BC Transportation Financing Authority for highway purposes.