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Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Committee of Adjustment
Town of Oakville, apply by May 24, 2024
Adjudicative Services Administrative Coordinator
City of Vaughan, apply by May 27, 2024
Adjudicative Services Administrative Coordinator
City of Vaughan, apply by May 27, 2024

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The role of sub-committees is extremely important, to assist with key functions, and to ensure that the skills, experience and diversity of our membership is utilized to its fullest potential. Sub-committees engage members in day to day operations and provide the Board with the insight needed to make informed decisions. Involvement on subcommittees can assist with providing the groundwork for becoming a Director on the Board.

Five (5) Sub-Committees are currently open for member involvement. To get involved, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Recruitment for sub-committees may also take place during all OACA events (conference & seminar). Committee size is at the discretion of the Board.

For more information on the operation of sub-committees please review the Sub-Committee Terms of Reference.

pdfSub-Committee – Roles – Terms of Reference

OACA is a not for profit volunteer Association whose business is conducted by an elected nine (9) member Board of Directors, governed by a Constitution. The membership of the Association consists of Secretary-Treasurers of Committees of Adjustment and Land Division Committees, Appointed Members who sit on these Committees and some associate members who work in the area of consents and minor variances. Members of the Committees can be locally appointed residents, Members of Council or a combination of both who have the responsibility to provide fair and sensitive adjudication on applications for relief from municipal Zoning By-laws or applications for various types of consents.

The Secretary-Treasurers are usually municipal staff persons. The combination of having both staff and committee members in one organization makes OACA a unique and dynamic organization that responds to a variety of interests and needs for its membership. Our mandate is to educate our members and lobby the Provincial Government for changes in Legislation and Regulations to assist in streamlining the Minor Variance and Consent processes, including the reduction of "red tape". This Province-wide Association provides many opportunities for our members to learn and discuss the application and implementation of existing and proposed legislation.

OACA business is conducted by an elected nine (9) member Board of Directors, governed by a Constitution and By-laws. Your elected Board of Directors works hard throughout the year to plan conferences and seminars, education and training, track finances and legislation.

The 2023-2024 Board of Directors are:

For more information on your Board of Directors, view their individual biographies.

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