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OakvilleOfficial PlanOfficial Plan
Town of Oakville Official Plan
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
- Type
- Plan
- Published by
- Town of Oakville
- Date
- September. 2006
- Also called
- 2006 Official Plan
- For
- any
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 432
- Instruments
- By-law 1983-114
Overview
The Town of Oakville Official Plan, consolidated to September 30, 2006, the plan adopted July 5, 1983 by By-law 1983-114 and approved by the Minister in 1984. The Town publishes it in 432 pages: goals and objectives, general and land use policies, plans for communities, employment districts and special study areas such as Old Oakville, Bronte, Glen Abbey and Uptown Core, implementation, definitions, appendices, maps and a table of amendments. Later Livable Oakville Plan amendments are published as separate Town documents.
What it covers
- Foreword
- Part A - Introduction
- Constitutional Statement
- General Aims and Approach
- Plan Concept
- Part B - Goals and Objectives
- Population and Housing
- Greenlands
- Part C - General Policies
- Heritage Resource Conservation
- Environmental Management
- Severances
- Part D - Land Use Policies
- Urban Residential
- Commercial
- Employment
- Institutional
- Agricultural
- Part E - Community, District and Special Study Areas
- Old Oakville Community
- Bronte Community
- Glen Abbey Community
- Uptown Core
- Palermo Village Centre Community
- Part F - Implementation and Interpretation
- Definitions
- Appendices
- Guidelines for Environmental Impact Statement
- Map Table
- Official Plan Amendments
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