Regulation and other forms of government intervention regarding real property / by S. W. Hamilton.: EC24-11/13-1981E-PDF

"This study has four purposes. First, it is designed to provide a catalogue of all major federal and provincial statutes and regulations which relate either directly to land or which may directly influence either the type or form of land use. Second, this study attempts to analyze the potential problems arising from the division of responsibilities between federal, provincial and local governments. The sources of these potential problems are found in part, in the nature of the permissive and mandatory powers granted by the provinces to local governments. This division of responsibility determines the framework in which local land regulations are formulated, implemented and ultimately administered. Third, this study analyzes the trends which have occurred in the regulations relating to land and building. Finally, it examines those areas of conflict and overlapping jurisdiction between the various levels of government and analyzes their potential impact on the costs of achieving the identified objectives of each level of government"--Summary, p. x.

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