Canada:
Alternative Dispute Resolution: An Alternative To An OMB Hearing?
05 April 2016
WeirFoulds LLP
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Developers and builders working in the GTA know that the process
to get projects approved has become more complex, expensive,
lengthy and uncertain. Anything that attempts to ease these
stresses is a welcome relief.
The provincial government amended the Planning Act on
December 3, 2015 allowing for the option of Alternative Dispute
Resolution (ADR) before a matter escalates to an expensive OMB
hearing, which should help to ease some stress.
Download the PDF to read the complete article, published in the
Spring 2016 edition of Toronto Builder
magazine.
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