Type: Decision
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Preliminary decision: Lillian Fehr and Bill Friesen v. B.C. Chicken Marketing Board
The B.C. Marketing Board issues a preliminary decision on an appeal regarding BCCMB’s August 15, 2000 regulations, focusing on permit growth, quota purchase and export limitations. The appeal is not dismissed as out-of-time, and the first appeal will proceed to hearing.
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Decision summary: Hallmark Poultry Processors Ltd et al. v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Summary of appeal of BCCMB’s policy decision to revise export production program rules. Appellants objected to the lack of full grandfathering of barn space and the failure to set production standards.
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Decision: Fairline Developments (1992) Ltd. v. B.C. Chicken Marketing Board
BCFIRB dismisses Fairline Developments’ appeal for compensation at true market value for specialty chicken rendered during the avian influenza outbreak. The board found no legal basis for Fairline’s claim and upheld the BCCMB’s compensation method.
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Decision: Farnham v. Schuurman
Complaint related to dust, weed seeds, and manure particles from a horse farm in Oliver.
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Decision: Feehan v. Ferguson
Complaint related to noise from guinea fowl and other poultry on a small mixed farm in Duncan.
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Decision: Wilhelm Friesen and Lillian Fehr v. B.C. Chicken Marketing Board
BCFIRB dismisses appeals by Wilhelm Friesen and Lillian Fehr against the BCCMB’s 2000 policy rules, directing the board to develop an export program for specialty chicken production.
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Decision summary: Pottruff v. British Columbia Egg Marketing Board
Summary of appeal of BCEMB’s decision to commence a Supreme Court action to recover unpaid marketing licence fees.
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Decision: Evans, Feather, and Bradley v. DeKleyne
Complaint related to odour, pests (flies and rats), and manure management from a hog operation in Nanaimo.
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Decision: Van Nuys v. British Columbia Egg Marketing Board
Appeal of BCEMB’s decision to dismiss the appeal as filed out of time. The appellant’s reason for delay was not accepted as special circumstances. The decision was related to the allocation of TRLQ production.
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Decision: Van Nuys v. British Columbia Egg Marketing Board
Decision on filing deadline extension. The appeal was related to the Temporary Restricted License Quota Program.