Zoning By-laws And Non-conforming Land Use
March 28, 2006 This article describes how the case Watts v Benvenuti fits into the overall approach that courts take in wrestling with zoning conflicts. Making sense of the mess of the caselaw in this area leads to the conclusion that the results often reflect concerns about social and political issues inherent in the viewpoint […]
Zoning: Protection Of Established Uses
March 13, 2006 By Brian Babcock Zoning bylaws restrict the use of land to specified uses. Bylaws are updated or revised over time. These revisions usually reflect changes in the neighbourhood. Industrial zones become gentrified. Rural areas become bedroom communities. In Ontario, a new bylaw or revisions to an existing bylaw must include protection for what […]
American Vendors In Ontario
June 14, 2005 Here at Weilers, we frequently represent Americans who are selling property in Northwestern Ontario. This article applies equally to individuals living in any other country. In the last few years, demand for property in Northwestern Ontario has increased. Heavy demand for the products of Northwestern Ontario’s forestry industry have made acquiring private […]