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What Can Be Appealed?

• A decision of the Approving Authority concerning a subdivision application.
• A decision of the Development Authority concerning a development permit application.
• An enforcement order issued by the Development Authority.

Who May Appeal?

• A decision of the Approving Authority concerning a subdivision application:

- The applicant.
- A government department, if the application was referred to that department.
- A school authority, if the application involves a municipal or school reserve.

• A decision of the Development Authority concerning a development permit application:

- The owner of the property.
- The applicant of the development permit.
- Anyone *affected by the decision.

• An enforcement order of the Development Authority:

- The individual who was served the order.

 

*The term "affected person" is not defined by the Municipal Government Act. In general terms, an "affected person" is someone who owns the property which is the subject of the appeal, someone who may be materially affected by the development, or someone who feels the enjoyment, use and value of their property may be affected by the development.

Appeal Process

Last Update: 2002 April 05

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