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Combined plan - Land use plans - Future provisions

95: Requirements for future provisions to apply

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94: Requirements for making area subject to temporary and future provisions, or

"Rules for Areas with Temporary and Future Plans"

96: Territorial authority must give notice if requirements are satisfied, or

"Council must inform public when new rules are approved"

Part 3Combined plan
Land use plans: Future provisions

95Requirements for future provisions to apply

The rules described in section 94(a) may set requirements by doing any of the following:
describing, or specifying performance standards for, any infrastructure that is required:
specifying events that must occur, including specifying that an agreement must be reached:
specifying any other condition that must be met.