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  • 52.2 (1) In this section:
  • “affected person” means an owner of land with respect to which a remediation order note has been made;
  • “cancellation notice” means a notice directing the cancellation of a remediation order note;
  • “remediation order” means an order made under section 52 (1);
  • “remediation order note” means a note made under section 52.1 (2).
  • (2) If a remediation order is reversed on appeal,
  • (a) the chief executive officer must deliver a cancellation notice to the Registrar of Titles, and
  • (b) [Not in force.]
  • (3) The chief executive officer may deliver a cancellation notice to the Registrar of Titles if the chief executive officer
  • (a) is satisfied that a remediation order has been or cannot be substantially complied with; and
  • (b) [Not in force.]
  • (4) An affected person may apply to the chief executive officer to have a remediation order note cancelled by giving to the chief executive officer all of the following:
  • (a) an application made in the form and manner required by the chief executive officer;
  • (b) evidence satisfactory to the chief executive officer that the remediation order has been or cannot be substantially complied with.
  • (5) [Not in force.]
  • (6) On receiving a cancellation notice and cancellation fee, if any, the Registrar of Titles must cancel the remediation order note referred to in the notice.

2019-32-30 (partial), effective September 30, 2020 (B.C. Reg. 149/2020).

PRACTICE

Submissions

On the Form 17 Cancellation of Charge, Notation or Filing select Nature of Interest, Notice of Remediation Order, and attach an image of the original cancellation notice signed by the chief executive officer or their delegate.