In 2013/14 we had produced a Municipal Councillor’s Guide, which expressed that there were/are limitations on the powers and authority of Municipal Council and Staff. It would seem that with the presentation of the Ontario Landowner’s Municipal Councillor’s Guide, Municipal Affairs have taken a more in-depth approach to their present 2014 Municipal Councillor’s Guide. This report is to supplement our previous report/guide.
The Municipal Councillors Guide: Making Ontario a Better Place to Grow Supplement to 2014, 2015
In 2013/14 we had produced a Municipal Councillor’s Guide, which expressed that there were/are limitations on the powers and authority of Municipal Council and Staff.
(Downloads - 47)
Related products
-
The OSPCA Act: Hidden Denied Oversight
There are very few changes between the original Letters Patent of incorporation of the OSPCA from 1913 in comparison to today’s act.
(Downloads - 21)
Quick View -
Planning Ontario The History And The Intent
Historically the jurisdiction of the Municipalities hasn’t changed since the very beginning of Municipal Acts in the Province of Quebec, Upper Canada, Quebec, or Ontario.
(Downloads - 72)
Quick View -
Tree Cutting By-Laws: What Municipal Councils Need to Know – Updated 2021
This report explains that the Municipalities need to take into account a number of other pieces of legislation, prior to implementing the “tree cutting by-law”.
(Downloads - 390)
Quick View -
Official Plans: What Municipal Councils Need to Know
The government on all levels does not have the authority, under the Planning act to plan for private property.
(Downloads - 121)
Quick View