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If it appears to the Board of Councillors that the existence of any private road threatens the stability or security of any hillside or bank or any immovable property thereon, it may, by written notice, require the owner of such private road to close the road and to take such measures as may be considered necessary for the stability or security of such hillside, bank or property or as may be specified in the notice: Provided that no notice shall be issued under this section in respect of any private road which constitutes the only approach to a building, unless, in the opinion of the Board of Councillors, another road affording a suitable approach to the building can be constructed atreasonable expense. 340 The West Bengal Municipal Act, 1993. XXII of 1993.] (Part VII—Urban and Regional Planning and Development.— Chapter XX.—Municipalities in hill areas.— C. Roads.—Sections 308-311.)