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Land Use Compatibility Guidelines

Published by Halton Region

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Type: Guide
Published by: Halton Region
Date: June, 18 2014
Also called: Halton Regional Official Plan: Land Use Compatibility Guidelines
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 30

Overview

Land Use Compatibility Guidelines, Version 1.0, a 30-page Halton Region Official Plan Guideline brought before the Inter-Municipal Liaison Committee on June, 18 2014. Halton Region publishes it to show how municipalities can address noise, vibration, odour and air pollution from industrial, transportation and utility uses near sensitive land uses during Official Plan or Zoning By-law amendments. It lists provincial legislation, separation distances and mitigation measures, with an industrial facility classification table. Oakville links it from its Official Plan and Development Application Guidelines pages.

What it covers

Introduction
Overview
Applicable Policy
Provincial Legislation, Regulations & Guidelines
Separation Distances
Guidelines
Zoning By-law Setbacks: Site layout
Local Municipal Site Plan Control: Site Specific Mitigation Measures
Building design
Conclusion
Industrial Facility Classification Table
MTO Highway Permit Control Area

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