Hamilton By-law 14-212, s. 23 — The Planning Committee recommends to Council that a Permit be refused or issued, or that a condition be confirmed, rescinded, varied, or imposed on a Permit, and in doing so, shall consider
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The Planning Committee recommends to Council that a Permit be refused or issued, or that a condition be confirmed, rescinded, varied, or imposed on a Permit, and in doing so, shall consider:
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- 22 The notice of the appeal date may be given by delivering it personally or by sending it by prepaid registered mail to the last known address of the owner. Delivery by registered mail shall be deemed to have taken place five business days after the date of mailing
- 23(a) 23 The Planning Committee recommends to Council that a Permit be refused or issued, or that a condition be confirmed, rescinded, varied, or imposed on a Permit, and in doing so, shall consider
- 24 Council, after considering the recommendation of the Planning Committee, may refuse or issue a Permit, or confirm, rescind, vary, or impose a condition on a Permit, all without an appeal hearing, having regard to the matters considered by the Planning Committee, this By-law, and other applicable law
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