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LAND (PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT) REGULATIONS(AMENDMENT) (NO. 53 OF 1993) - REG 4

4. Regulation 13 of the Principal Regulations is amended—

    (a)     by omitting subregulation (1) and substituting the following subregulation:

“(1) The amount payable to the Executive in respect of the variation of a lease of Territory Land (other than a boundary variation) is—

        (a)     if the land comprised in the lease is prescribed land—the amount calculated in accordance with the formula—

( U x $1450) — ( L x $2750)

where—

comprised in the lease after the variation is executed;

a composite lease, the number of amalgamated leases; or

        (b)     in any other case—

              (i)     an amount equal to the added value; or

              (ii)     if a remission of part of that amount is applicable in accordance with subregulation 14 (2)—the amount ascertained by subtracting from the first-mentioned amount the amount ascertained by applying the appropriate remission rate.”; and

    (b)     by adding at the end the following subregulation:

“(4) In this regulation—

‘boundary variation' means a variation of a lease of Territory Land which would alter a common boundary between 2 adjoining leases with the agreement of the lessee of each lease;

‘dwelling' means a room or suite of rooms occupied or used or so constructed or adapted as to be capable of being occupied or used as a separate domicile;

‘prescribed land' means a parcel of land—

        (a)     which lies wholly within area B2 of the Territory Plan, being the area known as the Kingston/Griffith Redevelopment Area; and

        (b)     which is comprised in a lease which was granted for residential purposes the variation of which would enable the land to be used for higher density residential purposes.”.

Remission of amount payable



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