Section 120: Validity of Building and Land Use Permit
This section is inserted by Act No 10 of 2018, section 5.
consolidated text (as at 2017, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
120. Validity of Building and Land Use Permit
A Building and Land Use Permit shall lapse
within 2 years from the date of issue of the permit unless
any of the following works has been undertaken –
(a) for works at ground level, the external
walls of the building are raised to at least
600 millimetres above the floor slab;
(b) for a vertical extension to an existing
structure, the external walls of the building
are raised to at least 600 millimetres above
the floor slab of the lower floor;
(c) for a building with basement, the external
walls are raised to at least 600 millimetres
above the poured slab of the ground floor
above;
(d) for a timber construction, 20 per cent of
the framing structure on the level where
construction is being undertaken is lifted
and standing;
(e) for a steel construction, 20 per cent of the
steel framing structure on the level where
construction is being undertaken is lifted
and standing;
(f) the surrounding excavation of foundations
are backfilled to avoid water ponds; or
(g) such other works as may be prescribed.
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(iii) by inserting, after section 120, the following new
sections –
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Questions this section answers
- How long is my Building and Land Use Permit valid before it lapses?
- What construction progress keeps my Building and Land Use Permit from lapsing?