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EX7.13 Hearing Procedure: Complaints under the Development Charges Act and the Education Act

Published by City of Toronto under Development Charge Calculation Inquiries Or Complaints

Alias
City's Hearing Procedure
Applies to
any
Document date
July 4, 2019

A nine-slide Executive Committee orientation deck on how the City of Toronto hears complaints about development charges and education development charges. It traces the route from complaint to a hearing at Executive Committee, a Council decision and an appeal, quotes section 20 of the Development Charges Act, 1997 on the three grounds of complaint and Council's powers after a hearing, sets out the nine-step hearings procedure in section 24-4.7 of the Council procedures by-law, and closes on the section 22 appeal to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal.

What it covers

  • Overview – DC and EDC Complaints
  • Development Charges Act, 1997, Section 20
  • Complaint to Council of Municipality
  • DCA, 1997, Section 20 (cont.)
  • Hearing
  • Council's Powers
  • Statutory Hearing Procedure
  • Council Procedures Bylaw Hearings Procedure (Section 24-4.7)
  • How Complainants Can Present Evidence
  • Development Charges Act, 1997, Section 22
  • Appeal of Council's Decision
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Publisher
City of Toronto
Category
Fees and charges
Published under
Development Charge Calculation Inquiries Or Complaints — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Executive Committee · City Council · Local Planning Appeal Tribunal
Instruments
Development Charges Act, 1997 · Education Act · City Council's procedures bylaw
Tags
feesdevelopment-chargescomplainthearing-procedurepresentation
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