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A two-page Oakville sheet in the Development application guidelines series on the environmental impact statement/study, an assessment of a proposal in or next to a natural heritage feature, function or system under the Official Plan and the Provincial Policy Statement. It names a qualified professional in biology, ecology or species identification, lists the study's elements from biophysical studies and limits of features to mitigation, setbacks and monitoring, and cites the Greenbelt Act (2017) and Halton Region's 2020 guidelines.
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