Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What is the role of the consent-granting authority in land severance?

  1. Providing confirmation that Hydro One Networks will service the new parcel.

  2. Ensuring the new parcel complies with local zoning laws.

  3. Granting the necessary permission for land severance.

  4. Issuing building permits for the new parcel.

The correct answer is: Granting the necessary permission for land severance.

In the process of land severance, the consent-granting authority plays a crucial role by granting the necessary permission for the severance to take place. This authority is responsible for reviewing the application for severance, assessing compliance with relevant regulations and policies, and ultimately deciding whether to approve or deny the request. This decision is based on factors such as land use planning, zoning bylaws, official plans, and other regulations that govern the division of land. Therefore, the role of the consent-granting authority is to approve or reject the application for land severance based on the established criteria and regulations. Option A is incorrect because the confirmation of services from Hydro One Networks is related to ensuring utilities are available to the property and is not the primary role of the consent-granting authority in land severance. Option B is incorrect as ensuring compliance with local zoning laws is part of the overall review process but not the primary role of the consent-granting authority. Option D is incorrect as issuing building permits for the new parcel is a separate process that follows land severance and is typically handled by municipal building departments or authorities.