| Municipal Legislation and Legal Responsibilities Training (CSA09) |
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| Session Dates - Municipal Legislation and Legal Responsibilities Training (CSA09) |
 | | Start Date | | End Date | | Class Size | | Duration | | City | | Location |
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 2010 Municipal Legislation and Legal Responsibilities Course (CSA09-10) | | 5/3/2010 | | 5/5/2010 | | 40 | | 3 day(s) | | Guelph | | University of Guelph |
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| INFORMATION |
| Content |
Making law
Introduction to municipal law including the Municipal Act, 2001 and the amendments in Bill 130
Occupier’s Liability Act and the Trespass To Property Act
Investigation-what to do when an inspector arrives
Liabilities arising from roads/bridges
Contracts, bonding and insurance
Drainage and trees
Ethical behaviour of municipal officials
Witness preparation, records, guidelines
Mail receptacles on road allowances
Labour and employment law
Civil litigation |
| Objectives |
This course will introduce students to municipal law in general as well as specific issues related to their legal obligations as road supervisors. |
| Who Should Attend |
This course is aimed at road supervisors, forepersons, and other personnel involved with supervision in a municipal setting. |
| Prerequisites |
Successful completion of both parts of the T.J. Mahony Road School |
| Accreditation Process |
This course is recognized by:
This course qualifies as a Tech/Management credit for the senior level in the Association of Ontario Road Supervisors certification program.
OACETT: This course may be used as credit towards technical specialist exam program only. Please contact OACETT to ensure that this course satisfies your particular examination program for certification. Point Value = 5
The Engineering Institute of Canada awards this course with 2 Continuing Education Units. |
| Materials Required |
Calculator |
| Materials Provided |
Course notes |
| Format |
Discussions; presentations |
| Evaluation Process |
Comprehensive final examination; Overall grade of 65%. |
