NBV Adjudication
Disputed Notices of Bylaw Violation are screened and heard by an independent adjudicator through the electronic adjudication process.
Disputes in registry
1
Hearings scheduled
1
Average days to hearing
34
Decisions issued (YTD)
87
Electronic adjudication applies to NBV files only. Municipal Ticket Information matters are disputed through the Provincial Court and never use the NBV adjudication request form.
Adjudication registry
Screening, assignment, hearing and decision
Illegal dumping — regulated material · Fraser Valley Hauling Ltd.
Dispute received
2026-08-28
Response deadline
2026-09-29
Adjudicator
Adjudicator M. Okafor
Hearing
2026-10-06, 10:00:00 a.m. (Video)
Grounds: Registered owner states the load was deposited by a subcontracted driver without authorization.
Adjudication process
How a disputed NBV moves through the registry
1. Dispute filed
Online adjudication request submitted through the Public Portal before the deadline.
2. Screening
A screening officer confirms eligibility and completeness.
3. Assignment
An independent adjudicator is assigned from the roster.
4. Evidence exchange
Sealed evidence packages are shared with both parties.
5. Hearing
Written, telephone or video hearing is held.
6. Decision
Decision, reasons and any fee are recorded and published to the portal.