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Tribunal issues procedural order and grants party status for Friday Harbour Resort development appeals.
The Ontario Land Tribunal held a Case Management Conference regarding appeals by Friday Harbour Resort Holdings Inc. for a proposed resort development in the Town of Innisfil.
The Tribunal granted party and participant status to several individuals and entities on consent.
A procedural order was issued to govern the upcoming 15-day video hearing scheduled for May 2026.
Motion for discovery and site inspection denied as irrelevant to the planning merits of the boathouse.
At a Case Management Conference for an appeal regarding a proposed in-water boathouse, a neighbouring party brought a motion seeking an order for discovery to compel the delivery of documents and permit a site inspection of the subject property by their consultants.
The Tribunal reviewed the draft Issues List and provided directions to scope and remove irrelevant issues, noting that matters relating to slope, vegetation, and erosion fall under the jurisdiction of the conservation authority.
The Tribunal dismissed the motion for discovery, finding that the requested site access was not relevant or necessary to the disposition of the planning merits of the boathouse structure and would be highly intrusive.
Party and participant status granted at first CMC; motion for direction adjourned to second CMC.
The Ontario Land Tribunal held a first Case Management Conference regarding an appeal of the Town of Innisfil's refusal to amend its Community Planning Permit System By-law to permit an in-water boathouse.
The Tribunal granted party status to an abutting neighbour and participant status to several others.
A motion for direction regarding document delivery and property inspection was adjourned to a second CMC to allow for the exchange of more specific information.
