Endorsement of UBCM Resolution - Adequate Funding for Agricultural Land Commission (the “ALC”)
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The City should expect longer processing timelines for ALC-related applications, including
NOIs and NFU applications. Statutory timelines, such as the 60-day response requirement for
NOIs, may become increasingly difficult for the ALC to meet. Delays in receiving ALC input or
decisions may, in turn, delay municipal processes and Council decision-making where ALC
approvals or comments are required.
In addition to extended timelines, reduced responsiveness from the ALC is anticipated. This may
include delays in correspondence, file updates, and inter-agency coordination. It is noted that
response timelines were already constrained prior to these staffing reductions, and further
pressure on the system is expected to exacerbate existing challenges. As a result, City staff may
need to undertake increased coordination and follow-up efforts to advance files, which may place
additional administrative burden on internal resources.
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