‘f) May exclude from the place of Hearing, after due warning, any

person, including the person appealing or his solicitor or agent, whose
behaviour interferes with the conduct of the appeal.

(q) May adjourn the Hearing if necessary.

4, Where a Notice or other document is required to be delivered, served,
or given to any person the same shall be delivered;

‘a) In the case of the person appealing, to the address given in the

Notice of Appeal;

(b) In the case of an owner of property to the address given in the
sessment roll or such later address as may have been supplied

.

current as
-to the City; or,

(c) Im the case of an occupier of property who is not the owner thereof,
to the street address of the property so occupied;

and the Notice or other document so given shall be considered effective as
of the date of mailing or delivering.

5. The Board shall within fourteen days of the Hearing give its decision
in writing signed by at least a majority of its members. |

6. The Chairman of the Board shall, no later than seven days after its
decision serve, or instruct the Secretary of the Board of Variance to
serve, a copy of the decision upon the following: |

The person appealing, and

The Building Inspector, and
The City Clerk.

4

Upon the granting of an Appeal the appropriate Building Permit shall be.
issued to the person appealing in accord with the tenor. of the Soard's

The "City of Port Coquitlam Board of Variance Bylaw, 1969, No. 931"
repealed. as | | | _ a

he "Board of Variance

Bylaw, 1982, No. 1919". Be

9... This By law may be cited for all purposes as t

— ‘Read a First time by the Municipal Council this Nineteenth day of

“July, 1982...
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July, 1982. | 7 ee |

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