Environmental Appeals Board (Alberta) case law
Judgments from the Environmental Appeals Board (Alberta) with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions. The original content is public and official; the summaries and analysis are produced by VadeLab's technology.
Appeal Dismissed for Late Filing - Environmental Law Case
Claimant Must Prove Necessity of Environmental Protection Order
Environmental Appeals Board Grants Motion for Witness Production
Environmental Appeals Board Reduces Administrative Penalties
Standing Requirements for Water License Appeals
Interim Costs Granted in Wetland Preservation Case
The Environmental Appeals Board granted interim costs to the applicants in a case involving the removal of wetlands and the implementation of a stormwater management plan for aggregate extraction. However, the award was limited to 25% of the claimed amount.
Environmental Appeals Board Denies Stay of Water Act Approval
The Environmental Appeals Board denied a stay of a Water Act approval for aggregate extraction, ruling that the appellant did not prove they would suffer irreparable harm.
Environmental Appeals Board Reduces Economic Benefit Assessment for Violations
The Environmental Appeals Board reduced the economic benefit assessment from $220,000.00 to $82,691.96 for a company found guilty of environmental violations. The administrative penalty remained unchanged at $37,500.00.
Appeal Against Water Diversion Approval for Gravel Washing
Challenge to Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act Penalties
Appeal Dismissed Due to Untimely Filing
The Environmental Appeals Board dismissed an appeal filed by the claimant due to untimely filing. The claimant tried to extend the deadline but did not provide enough proof of extenuating circumstances.