The applicant alleged discrimination on the basis of family status after the respondent municipality refused to grant her an administrative exemption to build a front yard parking space.
The applicant claimed she needed a larger vehicle to accommodate three children and that the existing rear parking space was too narrow.
The Tribunal dismissed the application, finding that municipal officials have no statutory authority under the Planning Act to grant zoning exemptions outside the formal minor variance or by-law amendment processes, and that requiring the applicant to follow these standard procedures did not violate the Human Rights Code.
