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Toronto Local Appeal Body - Chair's 2022 Annual Report and New Arrangement for Legal Support
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2023-10-11 · Toronto City Council · adopted
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City Council on October 11 and 12, 2023, adopted the following: 1. City Council assign the City Solicitor responsibility for the provision of legal services to the Toronto Local Appeal Body with respect to: a. providing advice on questions identified by Toronto Local Appeal Body Members, with respect to the administration of hearings, as part of their decision making duties; and b. providing advice on the development, review or revision of operational policies, practice directions and rules.
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Enacted on May 3rd, 2017, the Toronto Local Appeal Body (TLAB) is an independent, quasi-judicial tribunal established through City of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 142, Local Appeal Body, the City of Toronto Act, and other provincial legislation. The TLAB has all the powers of the Ontario Land Tribunal related to the hearing of appeals to Committee of Adjustment decisions for minor variance and consent applications under subsections 45(12), 53(14), 53(19) and 53(27) of the Planning Act.
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The TLAB is composed of fourteen members including the Chair, Vice-Chair, and twelve Panel Members who are nominated by an impartial citizen-member nominating panel with recommendations for appointments submitted to City Council. City Council appoints Members of the TLAB for a four-year term of office. This report transmits the 2022 Annual Report from the TLAB Chair to City Council for information. It also recommends that the City Solicitor take over the provision of legal services to the TLAB with respect to providing advice on questions identified by TLAB Members, with respect to the administration of hearings, as part of their decision making duties, and providing advice on the development, review or revision of operational policies, practice directions and rules.
Staff recommended
The City Solicitor and Interim Director, Court Services recommend that: 1. City Council assign the City Solicitor responsibility for the provision of legal services to the Toronto Local Appeal Body with respect to (1) providing advice on questions identified by Toronto Local Appeal Body Members, with respect to the administration of hearings, as part of their decision making duties, and (2) providing advice on the development, review or revision of operational policies, practice directions and rules.
Considered
2023-09-28 · Planning and Housing Committee · adopted
Decision as filed
The Planning and Housing Committee recommends that: 1. City Council assign the City Solicitor responsibility for the provision of legal services to the Toronto Local Appeal Body with respect to (1) providing advice on questions identified by Toronto Local Appeal Body Members, with respect to the administration of hearings, as part of their decision making duties, and (2) providing advice on the development, review or revision of operational policies, practice directions and rules.
2023-10-11 · Toronto City Council · adopted
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