Canada Post will resume postal service on December 17. Until the end of January, the Committee of Adjustment will continue to provide Notice of Hearing for upcoming applications through the Toronto Star.
The Committee of Adjustment will continue to ensure public notification of upcoming hearings in accordance with the Planning Act and its regulations. Learn how The Committee of Adjustment will keep the public informed.
The Committee of Adjustment (CofA) is an independent quasi-judicial body administrative tribunal that makes decisions under the Planning Act on applications for minor variance, consent, and permissions to extend or enlarge legal non-conforming uses.
The Committee is comprised of 35 citizen members appointed by Council. Members serve a 4-year term. The Committee operates as smaller panels in four districts that correspond to the four Community Councils.
The Committee receives between 3000 and 4500 applications at over 90 hearings each year.
Learn more about minor variances and consent applications.
The information collected on the Committee of Adjustment application form is considered to be a public record as defined by section 27 of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Our public hearings are recorded on video and posted to YouTube on our publicly accessible channel. As such, any information disclosed during the public hearings will be shared online to the general public.