Appeals to the Ontario Municipal Board, or a Local Appeal Body if established by the municipality, can be made in three different ways:

1. Any person or public body may appeal a consent-granting authority’s decision and any condition within 20 days of the notice of decision.
2. The applicant may appeal if no decision is made by the consent-granting authority within 90 days from the date of receipt of the application containing the prescribed information.
3. Any person or public body may appeal any changed conditions imposed by the consent-granting authority within 20 days after the notice of changed conditions has been given.

Appeals must be filed with the consent-granting authority, accompanied by reasons for the appeal and the fee required by the Ontario Municipal Board or Local Appeal Body.