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Material and information is to be forwarded to the Ontario Municipal Board by the Clerk of the Municipality within 15 days

Material and information is to be forwarded to the Ontario Municipal Board by the Clerk of the Municipality within 15 days 2026

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The document is a Municipal Submission Form (R2) used for appeals related to zoning by-laws and amendments under the Planning Act in Ontario. It outlines the process for submitting an appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board, including required information, contact details, and documentation needed for filing. The form includes sections for appeal type, municipal contact information, property location, related matters, by-law information, scheduling details for hearings, and required documentation to support the appeal.

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Begin with Part 1: Appeal Type. Select only one box that corresponds to your appeal type, ensuring clarity in your choice.
In Part 2: Municipal Contact Information, fill in your first name, last name, professional title, email address, and contact numbers. This information is crucial for communication.
Proceed to Part 3: Location Information. Clearly provide the address or legal description of the property involved in the appeal.
For Part 4: Related Matters, indicate any official plan appeals or other related matters by filling in the respective O.M.B. file numbers.
In Part 5: By-law Information, outline the purpose of the by-law and any issues raised. If applicable, note whether this by-law started with an application.
Complete Parts 6 through 8 by providing scheduling information, municipal representative details, and confirming required documentation attached to your submission.

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Which statute establishes and gives powers to municipalities in Ontario?

Municipalities are responsible for providing services to their residents and businesses. The powers, duties, organization, and structure of Ontario municipalities are determined by provincial legislation called the Municipal Act.

What is the planning law in Ontario?

The Planning Act (the Act) is provincial legislation that sets out the ground rules for land use planning in Ontario. It describes how land uses may be controlled, and who may control them. The purpose of the Act is to: provide for planning processes that are fair by making them open, accessible, timely and efficient.

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The Act creates a privacy protection scheme which the government must follow to protect an individuals right to privacy. The scheme includes rules regarding the collection, retention, use, disclosure and disposal of personal information in the governments custody or control.

What is Section 50 of the planning Act in Ontario?

The basic prohibition in section 50 is straightforward: A party may not deal with real property in Ontario where he, she or it retains abutting lands, unless the transaction falls within an exception.