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Regional Program For Community Improvement Plans (CIPs) Guidelines

Published by Halton Region

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Type: Guide
Published by: Halton Region
Date: September 14, 2016
Also called: Halton Regional Official Plan: Regional Program for Community Improvement Plans (CIPs) Guidelines
For: any
Building types: All building types
Pages: 14
Instruments: Planning Act

Overview

Regional Program For Community Improvement Plans (CIPs) Guidelines, Version 1.0, a 14-page Halton Region Official Plan Guideline brought before Regional Council on September 14, 2016 as Attachment #1 to Report LPS94-16. Halton Region publishes it for local municipalities that seek Regional support for their own CIP programs. It gives an overview of the program, the key Regional Official Plan policies it can implement, such as intensification, brownfields, affordable housing, agriculture and cultural heritage, and the request process and program requirements. Oakville links it from its Official Plan pages.

What it covers

Overview
Purpose
Regional Program For CIPs
Regional Program For CIPs - Key ROP Policies
Key ROP Policies for CIP Implementation
Key ROP Policies Implemented Through the Regional Program For CIPs
Promoting and Supporting Intensification and the Development of Intensification Areas
Promoting Residential Intensification of Brownfields and Greyfields
Promoting Employment Area Intensification on Brownfields and Greyfields
Encouraging and Creating Assisted, Affordable and Special Needs Housing
Supporting and Promoting Agriculture
Protecting and Preserving Cultural Heritage Resources
Regional Program For CIPs - Implementation
Program Request Process
Program Requirements

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