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Section 475 provides a list of parties a local government must consider consulting. These include: the adjacent regional district and municipality; First Nations; school boards; greater boards, and improvement district boards; and provincial and federal government departments and their agencies.

The Act also applies broadly to all local governments, including municipalities in relation to matters such as incorporation, boundary changes, statutory requirements for elections, and planning and land use powers.

Costs of elections. 57 (1) The costs of an election, including the costs of registration of electors for the election, are the responsibility of the municipality or regional district for which the election is held unless otherwise agreed.

467 (1) If a local government decides not to hold a public hearing referred to in section 464 (2) [public hearing not required for certain zoning bylaws] on a proposed zoning bylaw, it must give notice in ance with this section.

Under Section 713 of the Local Government Act 1993, Council has the power to sell land to recover unpaid rates and charges. Council must strictly comply with the legislative requirements and the purpose of this policy is to provide the clear objective to be achieved from the sale of land in that regard.

Section 743 Immunity for plan review if the local government is relying on the registered professional of record and has advised the owner of this.

Notice of proposed disposition 286 (1) A board intending to dispose of land or improvements must publish notice of its intention in ance with section 94 [requirements for public notice] of the Community Charter and subsection (2) or (3) of this section, as applicable.