After reviewing the document and determining that it is not contrary to law or a policy of the government of the Province, the Minister will register the Plan in the Minister's planning registry and Council will publish a notice to that effect in the Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette and in a newspaper circulating in the town's area. [...] The date of the publication of the notice in the Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette is the date upon which the Plan comes into effect. [...] The day-to-day administration of the Municipal Plan and the Development Regulations is, in accordance with Section 109 of the Act, in the hands of staff members authorized by the Council to approve or reject applications to develop land within the Municipal Planning Area. [...] It includes a statement of the future vision and goals for the municipality; followed by specific objectives and policies that apply throughout the Town; more specific policies that apply to particular areas of the Town, types of development and municipal services; and identifies land use designations applied to different areas of the municipality and the Planning Area The final section addresses. [...] The purpose of the Review was to ensure that the Municipal Plan and Development Regulations were consistent with and reflective of Provincial Government legislation, policies and concerns (including the Minister's Development Regulations); reflective of the comments received the ILUC; and aligned with each other.
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