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Healthy Communities Guidelines
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
- Date
- June, 18 2014
- Also called
- Halton Regional Official Plan: Healthy Communities Guidelines
- For
- any
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 20
Overview
Healthy Communities Guidelines, Version 1.0, one of Halton Region's Regional Official Plan Guidelines, brought before the Inter-Municipal Liaison Committee on June, 18 2014. Halton Region publishes it for the Region and local municipalities such as Oakville to use in area-specific planning and long range policy work. It sets out the attributes of a healthy community: built environment, mobility, natural environment and open space, human services, sustainable design, economy and community food supply. Oakville links it from its Halton Regional Official Plan and Development Application Guidelines pages.
What it covers
- Introduction
- Purpose
- Policy Context
- Attributes of a Healthy Community
- Built Environment
- Mobility
- Natural Environment and Open Space
- Human Services
- Sustainable Design
- Economy
- Community Food Supply
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