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Hearing Process

Until Further Notice, the Tribunals Office is Closed to the Public
 

Filing an Appeal During the Closure

If you require assistance in filing an appeal during this closure, please email or call for further instructions.

In-person Services During the Closure

In-person services are available by appointment only, please email or call to schedule an appointment with Tribunals staff.

Service of Court Documents During the Closure

Subdivision and Development Appeal Board

Please fax to 780-577-3537

Community Standards and Licence Appeal Committee

Please fax to 780-401-7054

Assessment Review Board

Please fax to780-496-8199

You will receive a Notice advising the date, time and location of your hearing. Meetings are typically held once per month and your appeal will be scheduled to the next available date. Hearings are open to the public and are recorded.

We recommend that you attend your hearing in person or send someone to speak on your behalf. Your appeal is stronger if you can answer questions from the Board or respond to any new information presented during the hearing.

Three Committee members will hear your appeal. One member will act as the Chair and will start the hearing by explaining the hearing process.

All parties will be given an opportunity to present their case, beginning with the person who filed the appeal (the Appellant). Once all parties have given their presentation an opportunity will be provided for the parties to respond to any new information that has come up during the hearing. 

The hearing is then closed. Decisions may be given orally by the Chair immediately upon conclusion of the hearing, or the Committee may decide to reserve its decision and present it, along with reasons, in writing.

Interim Stay

 

Upon acceptance of a notice of appeal, an interim stay on the licensing decision or order under appeal will automatically be granted until a final decision on the appeal is issued by the Community Standards and Licence Appeal Committee (CSLAC).

An interim stay granted pursuant to this bylaw may be revoked by CSLAC on application by a party to the appeal if CSLAC is satisfied that:

  • There has been a material change in circumstances that warrants revoking the interim stay
  • The conduct of the appellant warrants revoking the stay, or
  • The operation of the interim stay creates or contributes to a situation of imminent danger to public safety

For More Information

Community Standards and Licence Appeal Committee

Churchill Building
10019 - 103 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 0G9

Hours of Operation  
Monday to Friday
8:30am-noon and 1pm-4pm 

Please note the office will be closed over the lunch hour. 

Telephone 780-496-6079
Fax 780-401-7054
Email cslac@edmonton.ca
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