Bob McKim is a member at the Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs Appeal Tribunal with 4 decisions on record from 1998 to 1999. Key areas include administrative law, other tribunals, environmental law.

What tribunal does Bob McKim sit on?

Bob McKim sits on the Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs Appeal Tribunal.

What areas of law does Bob McKim decide?

Bob McKim's most common areas include Administrative Law (4 decisions), Other Tribunals (4 decisions), Environmental Law (1 decisions). Bob McKim has handled 4 decisions across 3 areas.

How many decisions has Bob McKim made?

Bob McKim has 4 decisions on record from 1998 to 1999.

Who frequently appears before Bob McKim?

Representatives who frequently appear before Bob McKim include Paul Courey, Jim Holm, Yvonne Holm.

Bob McKim — Member

OAFRAATDec 15, 1999

Tribunal adopted Minutes of Settlement resolving an appeal of a drainage works engineer's report.

The appellant appealed an engineer's report regarding the 8th Concession East Drain under sections 48 and 54 of the Drainage Act.

Prior to the hearing, the parties reached a settlement.

The Tribunal accepted the Minutes of Settlement, which amended the assessment schedule and relocated a borrow pit, and ordered the engineer and the municipality to modify the report, tender documents, and by-law accordingly.

Carl Hape v. Town of Essex, 1999 ONAFRAAT 33

OAFRAATNov 8, 1999

Appeal to sell non-transferable egg quota denied as appellants had not originally purchased the quota.

The appellants, organic egg producers, appealed a decision of the Ontario Egg Producers denying their request to sell 450 units of basic production quota.

The quota had been allotted to them in 1989 by a Tribunal decision on a non-transferable, non-saleable basis.

The appellants argued that, like another producer in a previous case, they had demonstrated a long-term commitment to the industry and should be allowed to sell the quota.

The Tribunal dismissed the appeal, distinguishing the previous case on the basis that the appellants had not purchased the quota when they began production, and found no sufficient reason to interfere with the Board's decision.

Holm v Ontario Egg Producers, 1999 ONAFRAAT 27

OAFRAATJan 29, 1999

Tribunal approved municipal application to amend drainage by-law to realign storm outlet drain.

The Town of Lakeshore applied to the Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Appeal Tribunal for a modification to By-law No. 16-94 concerning the Discoverer Outlet Drain.

The modification involved realigning the drain on the Stoney Point Sportsmen's Club property, reducing construction costs, and increasing allowances for land used.

The Tribunal approved the requested amendments under Section 51 of the Drainage Act, subject to terms including notice to landowners and a 14-day appeal period.

Discoverer Outlet Drain (Re), 1999 ONAFRAAT 2

OAFRAATAug 27, 1998

Drainage appeal adjourned to defer to Referee's jurisdiction over related negligence claims.

The appellants appealed to the Ontario Drainage Tribunal regarding the 8th Concession East Drain.

The Tribunal noted that the appeal involved allegations of negligence and substandard work related to a 1991 repair, which were also the subject of a motion before the Referee.

To avoid duplicate proceedings and potentially conflicting decisions, the Tribunal adjourned the hearing and deferred to the Referee's jurisdiction to determine the necessity of the work, cost allocation, and liability.

Bob McKim

Carl Hape v. Town of Essex, 1999 ONAFRAAT 33

Holm v Ontario Egg Producers, 1999 ONAFRAAT 27

Discoverer Outlet Drain (Re), 1999 ONAFRAAT 2

8th Concession East Drain (Re), 1998 ONAFRAAT 35

appellants

on behalf of the appellant, Mr. Carl Hape

on behalf of the respondent, the Ontario Egg Producers

on behalf of the respondent, the Town of Essex

on behalf of the respondent, the Township of Colchester South

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