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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).