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the provisions of the development plan, if any;

(aa) the direction given by the Committee, if any;

the provisions that it thinks are likely to be made in any development plan under preparation or to be prepared, or the proposals relating to those provisions;

(ba) the provisions of *the Sewerage Services Act 1993 [Act 508];

(bb) the development proposal report;

(bc) the provisions of the Solid Waste and Public Cleansing

Management Act 2007 [Act 672]; and

the objections, if any, made under section 21.

the development of a new township for a population exceeding ten thousand, or covering an area of more than one hundred hectares, or both;

a development for the construction of any major infrastructure or utility; or

a development affecting hill tops or hill slopes, in an area designated as environmentally sensitive in a development plan, the Committee shall request from the Council its advice on the application submitted.

national infrastructure works such as airports, seaports, railway lines and highways; and

national utility works such as the erection of dams, main power stations and toxic waste disposal sites.

the development in respect of which the permission is applied for would contravene any provision of the development plan;

(aa) the development in respect of which the permission is applied for would contravene the provision of paragraph

the applicant for planning permission has neither paid the development charge payable in respect of the development nor obtained the permission of the local planning authority under subsection 34(1) to pay the development charge by instalments.

to the effect that planning permission granted in respect of any change of use of land or building is only for a limited period and that, after the expiry of that period, the use of the land or building as authorized by the planning permission shall cease and the land or building shall be reverted to its original use;

to regulate—

the development and use of any other land under the control of the applicant that adjoins the land in respect of which the planning permission is granted; and

for securing the development of the land in accordance with the approved layout plans;

prohibiting damage to the land, its physical environment, natural topography and landscape;

prohibiting the removal or alteration of any of the natural features of the land;

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prohibiting the felling of trees of a certain size, age, type or species at any particular location, unless it is to comply with any written law;

for securing the planting or replanting of trees of a certain size, age, type or species at any particular location in such manner as may be determined by the local planning authority;

for securing the making up of open spaces in accordance with the approved layout plans;

where the development involves the erection of a new building, or the re-erection or extension of a building or part thereof, conditions to ensure its compatibility with the architecture, character or appearance depicted in the buildings located in the surrounding area, which the local planning authority intends to protect, preserve or enhance;

where the development involves any addition or alteration to an existing building with special architecture or historical interest, conditions to ensure that the facade and other external character of the building is retained; and

where the development involves the re-erection of a building with special architecture or historical interest or the demolition thereof and the erection of a new building in its place, conditions to ensure that the facade and other external character of the demolished building is retained.