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OakvilleOfficial PlanOfficial Plan
Environmental Impact Assessment Guideline
Published by Halton Region
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This is Halton Region’s document, as linked from Oakville’s website on 22 October 2026. It may have changed since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- Halton Region
- Also called
- Halton Regional Official Plan: Environmental Impact Assessment Guideline
- For
- designer
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 122
- Agencies
- Halton Region
- Instruments
- Halton Region Official Plan
Overview
The Environmental Impact Assessment Guideline, Version 2, a 122-page Halton Region Official Plan Guideline brought before Regional Council on June 17, 2020 (Report LPS23-20). It explains the Regional Official Plan's Natural Heritage System policies and gives an EIA primer, the five-step EIA process from screening to final submission, EIA content from biophysical inventory to monitoring, and appendices of definitions, contacts, checklists, waiving tool, content tools and reference maps. Oakville links it from its Halton Regional Official Plan page.
What it covers
- EIA Primer
- EIA Process
- EIA Content
- Project Screening
- Scoping the EIA
- Biophysical Inventory
- Biophysical Analysis
- Impact Assessment, Mitigation and Residual Impacts
- Monitoring Plan
- Definitions
- Waiving Assessment Tool
- EIA Submission Checklist
- Reference Maps
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