Section 37: Revocation and amendment of development permit

37. Revocation and amendment of development permit (1) The permit authority may revoke or amend a development permit where— (a) it is satisfied that the permit is inconsistent with a subsequently approved or subsequently prepared draft development plan; and P11 – 29 [Issue 1] Planning and Development Act (b) the permit relates to— (i) the carrying out of building or other operations at any time before these operations have been completed; or (ii) a change in the use of land, at any time before the change has been completed. (2) Prior to determining whether to revoke or amend a development permit in respect of a State-significant development, the Minister may seek the advice of the Commission on the proposed revocation or amendment, and the Commission shall give its advice within 28 days of any such request being made to it. (3) Any person aggrieved by a revocation or amendment of a development permit may make a claim to the permit authority for compensation with respect to any prejudice suffered by him within 3 months of notice given to him of the revocation or amendment of the development permit, as the case may be. (4) The permit authority shall consult the Chief Government Valuer before making a proposal to the claimant on the amount of compensation payable. (5) Where the claimant is dissatisfied with the amount of compensation proposed by the permit authority, the claimant may, within 21 days of being notified of the proposal, appeal to the Tribunal. (S. 37 not in operation.) PART V – CONTINUATION OF EXISTING USES