The Board shall consist of the same five appointees who form the Property Maintenance Appeal Board.

The Board meets on the first and third Wednesday of each month as required, following any scheduled Property Maintenance Appeal Board, Environmental Management Appeal Board or Fire Appeal Board hearings, depending on the number of appeals received within the required timeline.

* Ability to assess information and make objective decisions;
* Ability to deal with complex situations;
* Ability to provide rational solutions to complex problems;
* Ability to problem solve:
* Ability to work with people;
* Ability to interpret and apply standards and codes;
* Have a knowledge of construction standards, fire code standards or public health standards; and
* Have a working knowledge of quasi-jurisprudence or administrative law.

The function of the Board is to hear and determine the appeal of any person aggrieved by an Order made by a Municipal Inspector, pursuant to Bylaw No. 7981 - The Private Swimming Pools Bylaw, 2000.

Debby Sackmann, Secretary
City Clerk’s Office

The Board is an independent body.

Bylaw No. 7981 - The Private Swimming Pools Bylaw, 2000.

Members receive $25.00 for each hearing date attended and the member who writes the decision of the Board shall receive an additional $25.00 per decision.

The Board consists of the same five members of the general public, appointed by City Council to the Property Maintenance Appeal Board.  Appointees shall also serve as members on the Environmental Management Appeal Board and Fire Appeal Board.