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ORDINANCE IX OF 1979 ORDINANCE IX OF 1979 BALUCHISTAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT ORDINANCE, 1979 CHAPTER XI‑COMPULSORY FUNCTION OF MUNICIPAL COMMITTEES I‑Building Control 88. Erection and re‑erection of buildings.‑(1) No person shall erect or re‑erect a building or commence to erect or re‑erect a building unless the site has been approved and the building plan indicating the purpose or purposes for which the building is to be used, has been sanctioned by the Municipal Committee. (2) A person intending to erect or re‑erect building shall apply for sanc tion in the manner provided in the bye‑laws and shall pay such fees as may be levied by the Municipal Committee. (3) Where a plan to re‑lay a street has been approved by a Municipal Committee, a person who intends to erect or re‑erect a building or commence to erect or re‑erect a building shall, adopt the approved building or street line and for this purpose any space required to be left vacant shall vest in the Municipal Committee. (4) All building applications presented under this section shall be registered in the manner provided in the bye‑laws, and shall be disposed of as early as‑ possible but not later than sixty days from the date of the registration of the application, and if no order is passed on an application within sixty days of its registration it shall be deemed to have been sanction ed to the extent to which it does not contravene the provisions, of the Building Bye‑laws or the Master Plan or Site Development Scheme, if any. (5) A Municipal Committee may, for reasons to be stated in writing reject. a site plan or a building plan but any person aggrieved thereby may appeal to Government within thirty days of the order of rejection, and the order passed by the Government in appeal shall be final. (6) A Municipal Committee may, sanction a site plan or building plan subject to such modification or terms as marl be specified in the order of sanction: (7) Nothing in this section shall apply to any work. addition or alteration which the Municipal Committee may by bye‑laws declare to be exempt.