Statistics Act, 1999
R 385
Land Survey Act, 1997 (Act No. 8 of 1997)27. Approval of superseding general plan |
| (1) | The Surveyor-General may not approve a superseding general plan of a township, or of a defined portion thereof resurveyed under section 26, until— |
| (a) | notice of the Surveyor-General’s intention to approve the superseding general plan has been published in the prescribed manner calling upon persons interested to lodge in writing at his or her office any objection they may have to the approval thereof; and |
| (b) | copies of the superseding general plan have been made available for inspection during a period of six weeks at the Surveyor-General’s office and at the office of the local authority within whose jurisdiction the area resurveyed is situate or, if there is no local authority, at the office of the magistrate of the district in which that area is situate. |
| (2) | The Surveyor-General may approve the superseding general plan if within four weeks from the date of the last publication of the said notice no objection has been lodged, and upon approval shall by notice in the relevant Provincial Gazette declare that the plan has been approved. |
| (3) | Section 29 shall with the necessary changes apply if within the period of four weeks any objection to the superseding general plan has been lodged: Provided that the Surveyor-General may approve and make use of any superseding general plan of such portions of the area resurveyed as are not affected by the objection, and generally may take any steps in regard to those portions as if no objection had been lodged. |
| (4) | The approval of a superseding general plan of an area resurveyed under section 26 shall thereby cancel every preceding general plan or part thereof or any diagram representing that area and the Surveyor-General shall thereupon endorse the preceding general plans or diagrams accordingly. |
