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Caledon By-law 98-155, s. 9.1 — If an appellant intends to make use of any documents as evidence at the hearing, the appellant shall provide 10 copies of each item by personal delivery, regular or registered mail and such items shall be required to be received by the Town Clerk to allow for three full business days prior to the hearing date and, for further clarification, the hearing date shall not be included in the three day period

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If an appellant intends to make use of any documents as evidence at the hearing, the appellant shall provide 10 copies of each item by personal delivery, regular or registered mail and such items shall be required to be received by the Town Clerk to allow for three full business days prior to the hearing date and, for further clarification, the hearing date shall not be included in the three day period.

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