Hamilton By-law 14-212, s. 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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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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- 23 The Planning Committee recommends to Council that a Permit be refused or issued, or that a condition be confirmed, rescinded, varied, or imposed on a Permit, and in doing so, shall consider
- 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23 The Planning Committee recommends to Council that a Permit be refused or issued, or that a condition be confirmed, rescinded, varied, or imposed on a Permit, and in doing so, shall consider
- 25 After Council has made a decision in respect of the recommendation of the Planning Committee, notice of that decision shall be sent to the owner by personal delivery or by registered mail to the last known address of the owner on file with the City
- 26 Where the decision of Council is to issue a Permit, the Director shall issue the Permit on the terms directed by Council
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