Michael Moll will be presenting a legal update on the court’s recent consideration of Aboriginal title and municipal tax sale legislation at the GFOABC (Government Finance Officers Association of British Columbia) Collectors’ Forum webinar.
Learn more and register at the GFOABC website.
Pam will be conducting an Approving Officers Workshop. This module outlines the legal issues surrounding subdivision approval as well as case law pertaining to subdivision approval. Participants will have an opportunity to discuss legal decisions and their applicability to specific situations.
For registration details go to the Capilano University site. For further course information visit the LGMA page.
Presentation: Planning Law. More details to come.
For registration details go to the Capilano University site.
November 2025; Presentation: Planning Law. More details to come.
For registration details go to the Capilano University site. For further course information visit the LGMA page.
Pam Jefcoat will be presenting on airspace parcel subdivisions, providing a sample form of easement agreement reviews by developer’s counsel and municipal counsel. Pam, along with other speakers, will also address general LTSA and Surveyor General concerns. Find out more here.
“Construction Management” For Managing Your Organization’s Construction Project (F,T)
Sonia Sahota will be speaking on Construction Management (CM) as an approach to delivering capital projects. The use of Design-Bid-Build, stand-alone and combined standard form contracts for shifting risk and the key issues overlooked by owners will be discussed.
Discover more on the LGMA conference webpage.
Michael Moll and Aidan Andrews will be presenting “When Tax Collection Goes Wrong” at the GFOABC Annual Conference in Vancouver, on May 27th, 2025. Michael Moll will also be presenting at the pre-conference workshop on tax sales on May 26, 2025. Read more on the GFOABC Conference page.
Michael Moll will give a presentation on liability exposure in municipal tax collection. This session will discuss important statutory provisions regarding tax refunds, core principles of tax collection in responding to ratepayer complaints, the municipality’s role in disputes over tax payments, and of course any risk and liability concerns that may arise with municipal tax collection.
Find out more from the MIABC 2025 Risk Management Conference schedule.