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3.11 Notice of Decision

3.10.3 To ensure compliance with a Development Agreement, the Town may register a caveat against the property being developed which shall be discharged upon the conditions of the agreement being met.

3.10.4 Subject to this Bylaw, any Statutory Plan, and the MGA, the Development Authority may attach any conditions considered appropriate to a development permit for either a permitted or discretionary use, including by not limited to, requirements regarding:

a) Landscaping;

b) Noise attenuation;

c) Special parking provisions;

d) Location, appearance, and character of buildings;

e) Grading a site to protect adjacent properties;

f) Conditions specified elsewhere in this Bylaw; and

g) Any other condition to ensure that the proposed development is compatible with surrounding land uses.

3.11 NOTICE OF DECISION

3.11.1 A decision of the Development Authority on an application for a development permit shall:

a) Be in writing; and

b) State the date on which the decision was made and be sent to the applicant via either regular or electronic mail on the same day the decision is made.

3.11.2 If the Development Authority refuses an application for a development permit, the Notice of Decision shall contain the reasons for the refusal.

3.11.3 The Notice of Decision shall contain any conditions of approval, the applicable appeal body, and the deadline for any appeal.

3.11.4 Notification of a development permit for a discretionary use, or for a development permit for a permitted or discretionary use involving a variance, shall include a description of the development and state the decision of the Development Authority, the applicable appeal body, and the right of appeal therefrom.

3.11.5 The Development Authority shall upon approving a development permit for a discretionary use or for a variance, mail on the date of decision a written notice to, at a minimum, property owners within 50.0m (164.0ft) of the subject site containing the information specified in Section 3.11.4.

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