PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2005 - SECT 183
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2005 - SECT 183
183 . Valuations by Board
(1) The owner of land
that is subjected to injurious affection due to, or arising out of, the land
being reserved under a planning scheme for a public purpose who gives notice
of intention to sell the land and claim compensation is to, unless the
responsible authority waives the requirement, apply to the Board of Valuers in
the prescribed manner for a valuation of the land as not so affected and the
Board is to make the valuation.
(2) Subject to
subsection (4), a valuation made by the Board under subsection (1) is to be
communicated to the applicant and to the responsible authority and, for the
purposes of this Division, a valuation so made is final.
(3) Upon receipt of a
valuation made by the Board under this section, the responsible authority is
to advise the owner of the subject land of the minimum price at which the land
may be sold without affecting the amount of compensation (if any) payable to
him or her under this Division.
(4) Where any land
with respect to which a valuation has been made under this section is not sold
within a period of 6 months from the making of the valuation, the Board may,
at the request of the owner of the land, if in the circumstances of the case
it thinks it just to do so, review the valuation and either confirm the
valuation or vary it.
(5) Where the Board
reviews a valuation under subsection (4), it is to notify the owner of the
land and the responsible authority accordingly and upon that notification
subsection (3), with such modification as circumstances require, applies to
the valuation as reviewed by the Board.