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OakvilleOfficial PlanOfficial Plan

Livable Oakville

Published by Town of Oakville

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This is the Town of Oakville’s document, as published on its website on 22 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice

Overview

Livable Oakville, the Town of Oakville's 2009 Official Plan, as an office consolidation last updated April 28, 2026, though the first page of the whole-plan file reads August 31, 2021. The Town publishes it as one 362-page file and again in parts: explanatory notes and contents, Parts A to F, three sets of schedules and five appendices. It covers urban structure, growth, cultural heritage, urban design, transportation, land use designations, growth areas, special policy areas, exceptions, implementation and interpretation. Amendments 42 and 53 amend it.

What it covers

  • Explanatory Notes
  • List of Amendments
  • Part A: Introduction
  • Part B: Mission Statement and Guiding Principles
  • Part C: Making Oakville Livable (General Policies)
  • Urban Structure
  • Managing Growth and Change
  • Cultural Heritage
  • Urban Design
  • Community Uses
  • Transportation
  • Physical Services
  • Sustainability
  • Part D: Land Use Designations and Policies
  • Residential
  • Mixed Use
  • Commercial
  • Employment
  • Institutional
  • Natural Area
  • Open Space
  • Utility
  • Parkway Belt West
  • Part E: Growth Areas, Special Policy Areas and Exceptions
  • Midtown Oakville
  • Uptown Core
  • Palermo Village
  • Kerr Village
  • Bronte Village
  • Downtown Oakville
  • Hospital District
  • Bronte GO Major Transit Station Area
  • Special Policy Areas
  • Exceptions
  • Part F: Implementation and Interpretation
  • Implementation
  • Interpretation
  • Policy Schedules
  • Land Use Schedules
  • Growth Area Schedules
  • Appendices
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