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Adjournment granted to allow Approval Holder to adduce evidence on remedy in wind park appeal.
The Approval Holder brought a motion to adjourn the proceeding in an appeal of a Renewable Energy Approval for a wind park, to allow time to adduce evidence on remedy after the Tribunal found the project would cause serious and irreversible harm to a significant woodland.
The Director consented, but the Appellant opposed.
The Tribunal granted the adjournment, finding it necessary to secure a fair and just determination of the proceeding on its merits, and excluded the adjournment period from the six-month statutory deadline.
Motion for adjournment of renewable energy approval proceedings granted until the remedy hearing.
The approval holder brought a motion for an adjournment of the proceedings regarding a renewable energy approval for a wind park.
The Environmental Review Tribunal granted the motion pursuant to s. 59(2)1.ii of O. Reg. 359/09.
The adjournment was ordered to run until the commencement of the remedy hearing.
