County Council appoints residents to the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board (SDAB). The SDAB:
- Hears and makes decisions on appeals related to stop orders, developments and subdivisions
- Functions in accordance with the Municipal Government Act and the Parkland County SDAB Bylaw
- Hears complaints and functions like a legal court
- Examines evidence and applies legal rules to their findings
- Makes decisions after conducting a fair hearing that complies with legislation, administrative law and the principles
of natural justice - Makes final decisions that cannot be overturned unless an error in some aspect of law or jurisdiction
| Who can file an appeal and what are the steps? | ||||||||||
| You can appeal a development authority's decision if:
You can appeal the subdivision authority's decision if:
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| Filing an Appeal | ||||||||||
| Before filing an appeal:
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| Appealing a decision | ||||||||||
| To appeal a decision:
All documents and evidence must be submitted 7 days before the hearing to be included in the package to the Board. The SDAB may accept evidence after the deadline at their discretion. |
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| Appeal Fees | ||||||||||
| A filing fee is required for each of the following appeals:
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