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Development Application Guidelines: Natural Features Restoration Plan

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type
Guide
Published by
Town of Oakville
Date
Last Updated November 2023
Also called
Natural Features Restoration Plan
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
2
Instruments
Provincial Policy Statement (2020) · Greenbelt Plan (2017)

Overview

A two-page Oakville sheet in the Development application guidelines series on the natural features restoration plan, a visual strategy for returning an affected natural feature and its ecological functions to original or equivalent condition with no net environmental loss. It may arise from an environmental impact study or a tree study, names a qualified environmental specialist as preparer, lists plan contents such as grades, vegetation, construction access routes and stockpile locations, and relates to the Provincial Policy Statement and Greenbelt Plan.

What it covers

  • Natural features restoration plan
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