Subdivision Authority means the Subdivision Authority established pursuant to the Act through the Town’s Subdivision Authority Bylaw;

Subdivision Authority. - means a Subdivision Authority established Pursuant to Section 623 of the Municipal Government Act. Council shall exercise Subdivision Authority powers on behalf of the Municipality;

Subdivision Authority means a person or body appointed as a Subdivision Authority as contemplated by and in accordance with the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, c.M-26, as amended;

Examples of Subdivision Authority in a sentence

This Snow Storage Space shall only be required on pie-shaped Lots as determined by the Development Authority or Subdivision Authority.
When a decision has been rendered, the Subdivision Authority will notify the applicant of the decision.
The president can serve four semesters for a total of two years of service.
The Subdivision Authority will attempt not to allow an application to be “deemed refused.” A refusal to provide any such additional information as the Authority may require may cause the Authority to render a refusal on the application.
The Development Officer or Subdivision Authority shall review and ensure continuity of road cross-sections in the area.

More Definitions of Subdivision Authority

Subdivision Authority means the Subdivision Authority established by the municipality's Subdivision Authority Bylaw and appointed in accordance with the provisions of that Bylaw;

Subdivision Authority. - means a subdivision authority established pursuant to Section 623 of the Municipal Government Act;

Subdivision Authority means a person or body appointed as a Subdivision Authority in accordance with the Municipal Government Act.

Subdivision Authority means a subdivision authority established and appointed pursuant to County Bylaw and the Act;

Subdivision Authority means a person or committee appointed by Council to exercise subdivision powers and duties on behalf of the municipality.

Subdivision Authority means the person or company appointed by council resolution as per the County Bylaw establishing this position