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Official Plan Amendment No.70

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Plan
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: 18th day of February, 2025
Also called: Midtown Oakville and Community Planning Permit System Official Plan Amendment
For: any
Signed by: Mayor · Acting Town Clerk
Building types: All building types
Pages: 49
Agencies: Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing · Metrolinx · Ministry of Transportation
Instruments: Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P.13 · Ontario Regulation 173/16 Community Planning Permits

Overview

Official Plan Amendment No.70 to the Livable Oakville Plan, adopted by Town of Oakville By-law Number 2025-037 on the 18th day of February, 2025 and running to 49 pages. The Town publishes it to replace Section 20, Midtown Oakville, for the protected major transit station area, and to add townwide policies enabling a Community Planning Permit System. It holds the preamble, text changes, the new Section 20 and Section 28.15, and the Midtown schedules. The Town links it from its Community Planning Permit System page.

What it covers

Constitutional Statement
Part 1 – Preamble
Subject Lands
Purpose and Effect
Background and Basis
Part 2 – The Amendment
Text Changes
Midtown Oakville
Goal
Objectives
Development Concept
Transit Hub Precinct
Trafalgar Precinct
Lyons Precinct
Chartwell Precinct
Cornwall Precinct
Land Use Policies
Functional Policies
Urban Design and Built Form
Mobility
Stormwater Management
Sustainability
Implementation
Community Planning Permit By-law
Monitoring
Phasing/Transition
Landowner Agreements/Cost Sharing
Community Benefits
Community Planning Permit System
Midtown Oakville Specific Schedules

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