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Tribunal issues revised Procedural Order setting timetable and hearing dates for expropriation compensation claim.
The parties proposed amendments to a Procedural Order issued by the Ontario Land Tribunal on March 12, 2026, regarding a claim for compensation under the Expropriations Act.
The Tribunal considered the requested amendments and issued a revised Procedural Order governing the future conduct of the proceeding, including setting a seven-day video hearing to commence on September 13, 2027.
Procedural order issued on consent setting timetable for expropriation compensation hearing.
The parties submitted a proposed procedural order on consent to govern the future conduct of a hearing to determine compensation under the Expropriations Act.
The Tribunal issued the procedural order, setting out the timetable for discoveries, exchange of expert reports, mediation, and the final hearing.
Procedural order issued on consent to govern land compensation hearing.
The parties submitted a draft Procedural Order to the Ontario Land Tribunal regarding a land compensation claim under the Expropriations Act.
The Tribunal issued the Procedural Order to govern the conduct of the proceeding leading up to a 10-day hearing scheduled to commence in June 2027.
Consent and minor variances for lot severance granted; proposed development found compatible with broader neighbourhood character.
The applicant appealed the City of Brampton Committee of Adjustment's refusal of applications for a consent to sever and minor variances to facilitate the creation of two residential lots from one existing lot.
The central issue was whether the proposed reduced lot width and area were compatible with the character of the mature neighbourhood.
The Tribunal preferred the applicant's expert planning evidence, finding that the appropriate neighbourhood study area was broader than just the immediate street and included a mix of lot sizes.
The Tribunal concluded that the proposed development would coexist harmoniously without unacceptable adverse impacts, satisfied the criteria under s. 51(24) of the Planning Act, and met the four-part test for minor variances under s. 45(1).
The appeals were allowed, provisional consent was given, and the variances were authorized subject to conditions.
Tribunal schedules next CMC and nine-day arbitration hearing for expropriation compensation claim.
The claimant filed a Notice of Arbitration against the City of Toronto under the Expropriations Act for compensation following a full taking of the subject land.
At the first Case Management Conference, the Tribunal noted that the parties intend to engage in mediation.
The Tribunal scheduled a further Case Management Conference and a nine-day arbitration hearing, and directed the parties to file a draft Procedural Order.
