Joslyn Currie

The appellant requested a stay of a Director's Order requiring it to establish proper cover over buried fibreglass waste on its property.

The stay was requested on consent to allow the parties additional time for investigations and negotiations to resolve the appeal.

The Environmental Review Tribunal found that the order was not an order to monitor, record or report under s. 143(2)(a) of the Environmental Protection Act, and that a brief stay would not result in danger to health, safety, or the environment under s. 143(3).

The Tribunal granted the consent stay until July 31, 2017.

The moving parties requested to schedule a preliminary motion to revoke a Director's Order requiring the removal of waste ash from a site, to add parties, and to order disclosure.

The Environmental Review Tribunal dismissed the request to schedule the motion, finding that the issues raised required a full hearing to resolve contested facts and that the disclosure requests were either already satisfied or irrelevant.