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Golf Course and Recreational Facilities Best Management Guidelines

Published by Halton Region

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Type: Guide
Published by: Halton Region
Also called: Halton Regional Official Plan: Golf Course and Recreational Facilities Best Management Guidelines
For: any
Building types: All building types
Pages: 20
Agencies: Halton Region
Instruments: Halton Region Official Plan

Overview

The Golf Course and Recreational Facilities Best Management Guidelines, Version 1.0, a 20-page Halton Region Official Plan Guideline brought before the Inter-Municipal Liaison Committee in June 2014. It describes Halton's expectations for applications for new, expanded or redeveloped golf courses and driving ranges: the general application review process, phased pre-consultation, the contents of a complete application (golf course plan, planning justification, agriculture, natural heritage and hazards, other studies) and the application review and final plan. Oakville links it from its Halton Regional Official Plan page.

What it covers

Introduction
General Planning Application Review Process
Pre-Consultation Process
Phase 1 Pre-Consultation
Phase 2 Pre-Consultation
Complete Application
Planning Justification
Agriculture
Natural Heritage and Natural Hazards
Other Supporting Studies
Application Review & Final Plan

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