OakvilleOfficial PlanOfficial Plan

The Regional Plan, Official Plan for the Halton Planning Area

Published by Halton Region

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Overview

The Regional Plan, Official Plan for the Halton Planning Area, the Regional Municipality of Halton's office consolidation dated May 16, 2024, published as a 202-page plan and a 19-page set of maps. Its explanatory notes say that from July 1, 2024 the plan is deemed an official plan of each local municipality, Oakville among them. Parts I to VI cover introduction, basic position, land stewardship, healthy communities, implementation and definitions; the maps show regional structure, land use designations and road rights-of-way. Oakville's Livable Oakville Plan refers to it.

What it covers

Explanatory Notes
Schedule 1 Amendments
Schedule 2 Outstanding Appeals
Part I Introduction
Part II Basic Position
Part III Land Stewardship Policies
Part IV Healthy Communities Policies
Part V Implementation
Part VI Definitions
Regional Structure
Provincial Plan Areas & Land Use Designations
Functional Plan of Major Transportation Facilities
Right-of-Way Requirements of Arterial Roads
Regional Phasing

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