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The Ontario Expropriation Association is a non‑profit, voluntary association of professionals having an interest in the field of expropriation law and practice.
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Ontario Expropriation Association
The Ontario Expropriation Association (the "OEA") is made up of individuals from professions involved in the acquisition of land for public purposes. Expropriation occurs when public bodies such as the federal and provincial governments, municipalities or school boards, acquire land for public purposes under compulsion of law. In the majority of cases, expropriation involves a complicated process that must be carried out in strict accordance with legislation (in Ontario the Expropriations Act).
The expropriation process can involve engineering, planning, appraisal, business loss and other expertise in addition to negotiation and binding arbitration to ensure that both land owners and public authorities are treated fairly.
The OEA exists to provide a forum for professionals involved in expropriation to educate one another on relevant issues, network both professionally and socially and work towards the improvement of the expropriation process in Ontario. Membership in the OEA is open to individuals, governments and corporations who have involvement in expropriation and related land acquisition activities.
The OEA provides events in the spring and fall of each year for all of its members, as well as other periodic events. In addition, it distributes a newsletters relating to developing issues, assembles publications on expropriation and promotes the study of expropriation.
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Getting Involved with the OEA
There are a number of ways you can become more active with the OEA such as writing an article for the newsletter, or help organize an event such as one of the Pub Nights or one of the semi-annual seminars. Anyone looking to become more active should contact a Director of the Board for more information.
For those interested in becoming a Board Member, it is the policy of the Nomination Committee to consider candidates only if they have shown a prior interest by either writing an article or joining a committee. Those prospective candidates wanting to become a Director must put their name forward to the Nomination Committee prior to the Annual General Meeting. The Nomination Committee is made up of the President and the most recent and available two Past Presidents.
Sincerely,
OEA Board of Directors
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