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Under the
Planning Act, the Commission is responsible for hearing and
deciding appeals relating to land use.
Important Notices The above
Notice
of Appeal form can
either be printed and completed offline or completed online and then
printed. The completed form must
be duly signed and delivered to the Commission within the 21 day appeal
period specified in the
Planning
Act and served on the council or the Minister, as the case may
be, within seven days of filing the appeal with the Commission.
Privacy Notice
Personal information on the above
form is collected pursuant to the
Planning
Act
and will be used by the Commission in the administration of the said
Act. Personal information is protected under the
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Important Notices
The above
Notice of Appeal Form
can either be printed and completed offline or completed online and then printed.
Under Section 10 of the
Heritage
Places Protection Act Regulations, the owner of the
property containing the heritage place, or the municipality in
which it is located, may appeal a designation, by written notice
to the Commission, within 30 days of the receipt of service of
the Notice of Designation of Heritage Place. The Appellant must serve a copy of the notice of appeal on the
Commission, the Minister, and the owner or Municipality
(whichever is not the Appellant).
Privacy Notice
Personal information on the above form
is collected pursuant to the
Heritage
Places Protection Act
and will be used by the Commission in the administration of the said
Act. Personal information is protected under the
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
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Planning-Related
Appeals
The Commission
hears planning-related appeals under a number of provincial statutes.
Subject to the specific requirements of section 28 of the
Planning Act, municipal and ministerial land use planning
decisions may be appealed to the Commission. The
Roads Act,
Unsightly Property Act and the
Heritage
Places Protection Act also include specific rights of appeal to
the Commission.
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