The appellant appealed the Niagara Escarpment Commission's conditional approval of a development permit for a two-storey dwelling and sewage system.
The appellant argued the development was incompatible with the character of the Minor Urban Centre and that the sewage system was improperly located near a key hydrologic feature.
The Hearing Officers accepted the expert planning evidence that the development maintained the area's character and met growth objectives.
They also found the drainage area was not a key hydrologic feature and the Commission reasonably exercised its discretion regarding the sewage system setback.
The appeal was dismissed and the Commission's decision confirmed.
