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Appeal of environmental order dismissed following appellant's withdrawal upon compliance.
The appellant appealed portions of a Director's Order requiring the design of a stormwater management system and submission of an environmental compliance approval application for an auto wrecking business.
After several years of progress and the eventual approval of the stormwater management facility design and ECA application, the appellant withdrew its appeal.
The Tribunal dismissed the appeal in accordance with Rule 199 of its Rules of Practice.
Appeals of Director's Order dismissed on consent after appellants complied with operation plan requirements.
The appellants appealed a Director's Order requiring them to cease receiving and processing end-of-life vehicles at a site in Toronto following a fire.
After negotiations, the Director confirmed the revised operation plan complied with the order.
The appellants withdrew their appeals and stay motion on consent.
The Tribunal dismissed the appeals pursuant to Rule 199 of the Tribunal's Rules of Practice.
Tribunal adjourns stay motion on consent but denies request for Tribunal-assisted mediation prior to Pre-hearing Conference.
The appellants appealed a Director's Order requiring them to cease receiving and processing end-of-life vehicles following a fire at their site.
The parties jointly requested an adjournment of a scheduled stay motion and asked the Tribunal to provide mediation services prior to the Pre-hearing Conference (PHC).
The Tribunal granted the adjournment on consent but denied the request for early Tribunal-assisted mediation, finding that its rules and practice require the PHC to occur first to ensure all interested persons have an opportunity to participate.
Participant status granted to conservation authority and preliminary hearing adjourned in environmental order appeal.
The Appellant, an auto wrecking business, appealed a Director's Order requiring the design and implementation of a storm water management system following a petroleum spill into a nearby creek.
During the protracted pre-hearing process, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) requested and was granted participant status due to its mandate to protect the affected watershed and its status as a downstream property owner.
The Tribunal documented the extensive history of the pre-hearing process, which involved 22 status updates over three years, and adjourned the preliminary hearing to allow the parties to continue developing the required storm water management plan.
