52 Owner may appeal to Tribunal against decision of Court of Revision by notifying clerk within 21 days of the pronouncement of the decision of the Court of Revision. 56 Owner or public utility may appeal from report of Engineer to Drainage Referee within 40 days of mailing the notices, or the adoption of the report. Owners are advised to obtain legal assistance in appealing to the Referee. Owner or public utility may appeal from report of Engineer to Tribunal within 40 days of mailing the notices, or the adoption of the report. Council obtains Ontario Municipal Board approval for project if required.
Council obtains any necessary permits.
Council of the initiating municipality may pass provisional by-law authorizing the work after time for appeals elapsed, and no appeals or all appeals completed. If a notice of intention to quash the by-law is received, proceedings are delayed until a hearing is held, or 3 months have passed without an application being made to the Referee. If the tendered bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate of contract price by one-third, Council must hold a meeting to see if the petitioners want to proceed at the tendered cost. Work may commence if no appeals, or all appeals favourably resolved. If Council does not proceed with construction in a reasonable time, any petitioner can appeal to the Tribunal.