Former planning official Arvin Prasad had been accused of collecting payment from a developer with a matter before council.
The former top Markham planning official who was allegedly also working as a paid consultant for a developer breached the city’s requirements for declaring conflict of interest, the City of Markham says.
An independent investigation into Arvin Prasad’s conduct found the former Markham official did not adhere to conflict of interest and disclosure obligations set out in the city’s code of conduct for its employees, a city spokesperson confirmed this week.
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