2013
DOI: 10.7577/nibr/rapport/2013/10
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Innsigelser etter plan- og bygningsloven

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“…A second element is the right of governmental or regional bodies, as well as other municipalities, to object to any proposed municipal plan (Planning and Building Act, § 5-4). In such cases, the municipal plan is not valid before the contentious issue has been resolved (Lund-Iversen, Hofstad, & Winsvold, 2013). If the negotiations become locked and no solution is obtained, a decision is ultimately made at the ministry level.…”
Section: The Norwegian Legislative and Advisory Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A second element is the right of governmental or regional bodies, as well as other municipalities, to object to any proposed municipal plan (Planning and Building Act, § 5-4). In such cases, the municipal plan is not valid before the contentious issue has been resolved (Lund-Iversen, Hofstad, & Winsvold, 2013). If the negotiations become locked and no solution is obtained, a decision is ultimately made at the ministry level.…”
Section: The Norwegian Legislative and Advisory Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%