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Appeal for minor variance dismissed as authorizing a prohibited use constitutes a by-law amendment.
The appellant sought variance relief to permit outdoor storage of building materials on a property zoned Prestige Employment, where such use is explicitly prohibited.
The Toronto Local Appeal Body dismissed the appeal, finding that authorizing a completely prohibited use constitutes an amendment to the zoning by-law rather than a minor variance.
The Tribunal accepted expert evidence that the proposal failed to maintain the general intent and purpose of both the Official Plan and the Zoning By-law.
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