Type: Decision
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Preliminary decision: Lychowyd v. Washtock
Complaint related to odour from horse manure, dust from chain harrowing, and noise from skid steer operation. The hearing on these issues will proceed as scheduled despite the respondents’ request for adjournment.
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Preliminary decision: Maddalozzo v. Pacific Coast Fruit Products Ltd.
Complaint related to noise, hours of operation, and lights from a fruit processing plant in Abbotsford. Complaint dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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Decision: Leveque and Others v. Tangaro
Complaint related to noise from bird scare devices used in a cherry orchard in Lake Country.
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Procedural decision: Lilydale Foods Ltd. v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
The BCMB issues a decision regarding Lilydale Foods Ltd.’s appeal against the BCCMB’s decisions on grower payments, directing document production and setting timelines for both parties.
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Preliminary decision: Lilydale Co-Operative Ltd. et al. v. B.C. Chicken Marketing Board
BCFIRB issues a decision on appeals regarding the BCCMB’s direction of product, addressing jurisdictional authority and marketing policy. The decision dismisses jurisdictional and implementation appeals but defers policy issues related to assurance of supply for further hearings.
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Preliminary decision: British Columbia Chicken Growers’ Association v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
BCFIRB denies a request from the BCCMB and processors to consolidate the B.C. Chicken Growers Association’s (BCCGA) appeal against the new General Orders (specifically Part 7, Assurance of Supply) with the upcoming Redirection Appeals.
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Preliminary decision: Lilydale Co-Operative Ltd. et al. v. B.C Chicken Marketing Board
BCFIRB directs Lilydale Co-operative Ltd. to produce documents related to its usage of temporary import quota during the Avian Influenza crisis for appeals against BCCMB’s product redirection decisions.
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Decision: Lilydale Co-Operative Ltd. et al. v. B.C. Chicken Marketing Board
BCFIRB dismisses appeals against Parts 7 and 8 of the BCCMB General Orders, which assure supply to processors based on historical market share and regulate new processor entrants. The decision supports maintaining industry stability and growth under current market conditions.
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Procedural decision: Ladybug Manor v. British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board
BCFIRB grants an extension for Ladybug Manor to file its appeal against a BCTMB decision that cancelled its broker license.
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Preliminary decision: Lee v. Acre and Johnson
Complaint related to noise from barking dogs. Complaint dismissed as respondents were not operating a farm business under the FPPA.