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The court maintained the interim shared parenting status quo, finding no evidence to substantiate the mother's allegations.
This motion concerned temporary parenting and decision-making responsibilities for four children following parental separation.
The father sought joint decision-making and shared parenting, while the mother sought sole decision-making and primary parenting with limited time for the father, along with an order for the sale of the matrimonial home.
The court found that the existing 2/2/5/5 shared parenting schedule was not unilaterally imposed and was meeting the children's needs for stability.
Allegations of the father's mental health, substance abuse, and violence were not substantiated by evidence or CAS records.
The court granted the father's motion for joint decision-making and shared parenting, dismissing the mother's request for sole decision-making and restricted parenting time.
Child support was set based on offsetting incomes.
The parties agreed that the father would have an opportunity to purchase the matrimonial home before a sale order.
Procedural order issued for appeals regarding a proposed quarry expansion in the Township of Ramara.
The Ontario Land Tribunal issued a procedural order to govern the proceedings for appeals by Fowler Construction Company Ltd. regarding the Township of Ramara's refusal to amend its Official Plan and Zoning By-law to permit the expansion of an existing licensed quarry.
The order sets out the hearing dates, issues list, order of evidence, and filing deadlines for witness statements and expert reports.
Procedural order issued for a 25-day hearing regarding a proposed quarry expansion in Ramara.
The Ontario Land Tribunal issued a procedural order for a 25-day video hearing regarding appeals by Fowler Construction Company Ltd. against the Township of Ramara's refusal to amend its Official Plan and Zoning By-law.
The amendments are sought to permit the expansion of an existing licensed quarry area.
The order establishes the hearing schedule, the issues list, and the procedural requirements for the parties, including the exchange of expert witness statements and visual evidence.
Appeals allowed in part to approve high-rise mixed-use developments in downtown Kingston following settlement.
Homestead Land Holdings Limited appealed the City of Kingston's failure to make a decision on site-specific official plan and zoning by-law amendments to permit two high-rise mixed-use developments on brownfield sites in the downtown North Block.
The City and Homestead subsequently reached a settlement supporting revised proposals.
The Frontenac Heritage Foundation opposed the developments, arguing they would adversely impact nearby heritage conservation districts and character areas due to their height and visual intrusion.
The Tribunal found the revised proposals compatible with the surrounding built form, consistent with the Provincial Policy Statement, and in conformity with the City's Official Plan, noting the sites were designated for major development and intensification.
The appeals were allowed in part to implement the settlement.
Procedural order issued setting the hearing plan and issues list for a quarry expansion appeal.
The Ontario Land Tribunal issued a procedural order to govern the proceedings for appeals by the applicant regarding the municipality's refusal to amend its Official Plan and Zoning By-law.
The order sets out the organization of the hearing, requirements before the hearing, the parties and participants, the issues list, and the order of evidence for a 25-day video hearing scheduled to commence in February 2022.
Tribunal schedules second Case Management Conference and 25-day hearing for quarry expansion appeals.
The Ontario Land Tribunal held a first Case Management Conference regarding appeals by the applicant against the respondent's refusal of Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments.
The applications seek to permit the expansion of an existing licensed quarry.
The Tribunal scheduled a second Case Management Conference for July 2021 and a 25-day hearing for February 2022.
Hearing Officer resolves disputes over draft Procedural Order and issues list for Niagara Escarpment development appeals.
A pre-hearing conference was held regarding appeals of the Niagara Escarpment Commission's refusal of a development permit application and a related plan amendment application by the Township of Clearview.
The Hearing Officer addressed the impact of the upcoming Ontario Land Tribunal Act on participant and presenter status.
The Hearing Officer also resolved disagreements between the parties regarding the draft Procedural Order, specifically concerning the scheduling of an evening session and the wording of several items on the Consolidated Issues List.
