A Tribunal Out of Time

It is now time to complete the circle, to review the pertinent facts and arguments, and show how the findings arising from our analysis of the Ontario Municipal Board’s decisions lead to the conclusion that, given the nature of its policy development and application, the board has outlived its usefu...

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Published inA Law Unto Itself p. 191
Main Author Chipman, John G
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Canada University of Toronto Press 11.09.2002
Subjects
City councils
Civil law
Councils
Court hearings
Governance
Government
Government budgets
Human geography
Judicial decision making
Judicial panels
Judicial powers
Judicial system
Jurisdiction
Land use
Law
Legal proceedings
Local government
Local government policies
Political science
Property law
Property ownership
Provincial government
Public administration
Public hearings
Public policy
Social sciences
Trial court proceedings
Tribunals
Zoning
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Summary:It is now time to complete the circle, to review the pertinent facts and arguments, and show how the findings arising from our analysis of the Ontario Municipal Board’s decisions lead to the conclusion that, given the nature of its policy development and application, the board has outlived its usefulness as a planning appeal tribunal. This analysis is important not just because of what it contributes to our understanding of regulatory activity, but because of the importance of the OMB itself. The board is unique in Canada in the breadth of its land use planning appellate jurisdiction. Other provinces have
ISBN:0802036252
9780802036254