A-19.1 - Act respecting land use planning and development

Section 139 Disposition versions

1988-01-01

139. (Replaced).

1979, c. 51, s. 139; 1980, c. 16, s. 89; 1987, c. 57, s. 674.

1980-06-18

139. The secretary-treasurer of the municipality, within thirty days of the passing of the by-law, shall give public notice thereof to the persons qualified to vote on the by-law and keep it posted up for at least five days; the notice must indicate

(1)  the number, title and object of the by-law and the date of its adoption by the council;

(2)  where the by-law concerns one sector or zone of the municipality, to the exclusion of all or some other zones or sectors, the description and illustration by means of a sketch of the perimeter of such sector or zone, using, whenever possible, road names or numbers, as the case may be;

(3)  the right of persons qualified to vote on the by-law to demand, at a public meeting called for that purpose, that the by-law be submitted to a poll, the number of such persons required in order that a poll be held and that, failing such number, the by-law will be deemed to have been approved by them;

(4)  the place, date and time of the public meeting.

The title of the notice must clearly identify the persons qualified to vote to whom it is addressed and give a summary description, where that is the case, of the zone or sector contemplated.

1979, c. 51, s. 139; 1980, c. 16, s. 89.

1980-04-15

139. The secretary-treasurer of the municipality, within twelve days of the passing of the by-law, shall give public notice thereof to the persons qualified to vote on the by-law and keep it posted up for at least five days; the notice must indicate

(1)  the number, title and object of the by-law and the date of its adoption by the council;

(2)  where the by-law concerns one sector or zone of the municipality, to the exclusion of all or some other zones or sectors, the description and illustration by means of a sketch of the perimeter of such sector or zone, using, whenever possible, road names or numbers, as the case may be;

(3)  the right of persons qualified to vote on the by-law to demand, at a public meeting called for that purpose, that the by-law be submitted to a poll, the number of such persons required in order that a poll be held and that, failing such number, the by-law will be deemed to have been approved by them;

(4)  the place, date and time of the public meeting.

The title of the notice must clearly identify the persons qualified to vote to whom it is addressed and give a summary description, where that is the case, of the zone or sector contemplated.

1979, c. 51, s. 139.