Toronto 175 Cummer | 10.49m | 3s | City of Toronto | Montgomery Sisam

HousingNowTO said:
Lots of additional news stories tonight, starting with CBC Toronto (web-text) version...

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/willowdale-supportive-housing-fight-1.7073535
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From the above:

The Nimby's representitive here seems to think this may not be over:

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As I noted back in July, in this post below:

175 Cummer | 10.49m | 3s | City of Toronto | Montgomery Sisam

Amendment carries,.... next Audit of Housing Secretariat on Modular Housing at end of next year,... It's a good start by Councillor Cheng, but to rebuild trust, I hope she would go further by proposing a motion to have a thorough investigation on the current ongoing modular projects to see what...
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I felt then that the argument being made had very little chance of success. I think there may have been arguments which might have gone the other way; but as I don't wish to provide Nimby groups an outline of how to make a nuisance of themselves I will refrain from sharing that.

Suffice to say, I question Mr Gillespie's view here.

Normally to appeal to divisional court, you need to show either an error at law or procedural unfairness. I find no obvious indication of either here; and the Nimbys should probably pack it in on this one, not only for the good of the community but of their wallets.
 
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Northern Light said:
From the above:

The Nimby's representitive here seems to think this may not be over:

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As I noted back in July, in this post below:

175 Cummer | 10.49m | 3s | City of Toronto | Montgomery Sisam

Amendment carries,.... next Audit of Housing Secretariat on Modular Housing at end of next year,... It's a good start by Councillor Cheng, but to rebuild trust, I hope she would go further by proposing a motion to have a thorough investigation on the current ongoing modular projects to see what...
urbantoronto.ca urbantoronto.ca

I felt then that the argument being made had very little chance of success. I think there may have been arguments which might have gone the other way; but as I don't wish to provide Nimby groups an outline of how to make a nuisance of themselves I will refrain from sharing that.

Suffice to say, I question Mr Gillespie's view here.

Normally to appeal to divisional court, you need to show either an error at law or procedural unfairness. I find no obvious indication of either here; and the Nimbys should probably pack it in on this one, not only for the good of the community but of their wallets.
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Any news on whether they've made any further appeals, i.e., a Rule 25 review of the Decision?

Requests for Review of Tribunal decisions may be filed under Rule 25/Section 23 of the OLT Rules of Practice and Procedure and pursuant to s.23 of the Ontario Land Tribunal Act. Please refer to the Hearings guide for more information.
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via here: https://olt.gov.on.ca/decisions/

Looks like from the Rule 25/Section 23 list provided of previous decisions, the OLT usually doesn't grant these reviews.

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Allandale25 said:
Any news on whether they've made any further appeals, i.e., a Rule 25 review of the Decision?
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Haven't heard of anything as yet.

The decision date was January 2nd, 2024; the window is 30 days from issuance; which I believe gives them til February 1st to file.

For those not familiar with Rule 25, I will offer the info below:

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Source: https://olt.gov.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/OLT-Rules-and-Procedures.html#rule25

25.7 is key; and my reading of it is that there is no valid basis for a review. But that is a lay person's opinion, of course.
 
Well.....sigh.

The potential for more delays is there..........

An application to review the OLT decision has been filed.

So far as I know, the review, as yet, has not been granted. I maintain, it should not be.

For anyone who would like to see the docs, you can request them from the case coordinator Contact Info below:

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Email: Paul.DeMedeiros@ontario.ca

Phone: (437) 217-2920
 
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