| Building Permits |
E-Permitting for Building Permit Applications
All permit applications will be processed through the online CityView Portal, in collaboration with the County of Dufferin Building Department. Please visit the County of Dufferin Building Services webpage for checklists and help documents with respect to submitting an application.
Please contact the Township office to arrange for payment of associated fees if applicable with respect to applications (example Township Development Charges, Entrance Deposit and Fee ext..).
Building permits are required for the construction of new buildings or structures, building additions, renovations, pools, decks, sheds, and structural alterations and must comply with the provisions of the Township By-Laws. A building permit application can be obtained from the Township website on the Applications, Licences and Permits page or the administration office or at the County of Dufferin Building Department.
Development Charges
For information regarding the 2019 Development Charges Background Study, By-Law 32-2019 for the Imposition of Development Charges and the annual indexed Development Charges as of January 1, 2021 please visit the Township 2019 Development Charges Background Study page.
Fencing
Please be advised that the Township does not have a fence bylaw for perimeter/boundary fences on private property in residential areas, although there is a Pool Fence Bylaw that applies to all properties. Fencing along the roadway should be placed far enough from the property line so as not to cause snow issues on the roadway, and fencing should not be located within a registered easement on a property, or located within a drainage swale, if such swale exists on the subject property.
Placement of a perimeter fence on a property:
- if there is no agreement between property owners to share the fence, it is advisable for the fence to be constructed solely on the property of the owner(s)
Except in the above noted circumstances (for a pool fence or impeding a registered easement), the Township would not be involved, does not provide surveys, nor require surveys for fencing.
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| Planning Notices |
Notice of Study Commencement Marsville Water System Expansion - Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study
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Township of East Garafraxa Notice of Study Commencement Marsville Water System Expansion Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study
The Township of East Garafraxa has identified that the existing water system in Marsville does not have capacity available to support future water demands for growth. The Township is initiating a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) to identify the preferred method of providing for these demands. The EA will review all lands designated within the Community Boundary of Marsville in the Official Plan as shown in the map on the Notice.
For additional details please review the Notice of Study Commencement Marsville Water System Expansion Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study dated May 6, 2022.
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Greenwood Construction Company Limited
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| Files: Official Plan Amendment OPA2/12 and Zoning By-Law Amendment Z2/12
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Tri-County Aggregates Ltd./Kamphuis Files OPA1/15 and Z1/15
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Reports and or Comments
(if you wish to see any report and or comments that are not linked, please contact the office at 519-941-1007)
- Level 1 Hydrogeological Investigation Greenwood Construction by MTE Consultants - April 26, 2010
- Excerpt From Aggregate Resources Evaluation by Stantec Consulting Ltd. - July 2010
- Traffic Impact Study by C.F. Crozier & Associates Inc. - March 2014
- Traffic Study (Greenwood Construction Ltd.) by Paradigm Transportation Solutions Ltd. - February 28, 2014
- Tri Kamp Nutrient Management Plan - April 12, 2014
- Geotechnical Investigation (Greenwood Construction Ltd.) by SPL Consultants Ltd. - June 17, 2014
- Tonnage Limits Letter (Greenwood Construction Ltd.) by EcoVue Consulting Services Inc. - September 30, 2014
- Level 1 Screening and Level 2 Natural Environmental Assessment & Natural Heritage Evaluation by Beacon Environmental - December 2014
- Stage 1 and 2 Archaeological Assessment by Archaeological Services Inc. - December 18, 2014
- Air Quality Assessment by Senes Consultants - January 2015
- Surficial Soil Study by DBH Soil Services Inc. - January 26, 2015
- Site Planning Report by Tri-County Aggregates Ltd. (84MB) - please contact the office for a copy - February 2015
- Ministry of Natural Resources Application for A Licence under the Aggregate Resources Act by Tri-County Aggregates Ltd. - February 2015
- Noise Control Study by Aercoustics - February 3, 2015
- Archaeological Assessment Reports Review by Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport - April 14, 2015
- Review of Applications OPA1/15 & Z1/15 by Stovel & Associates - April 16, 2015
- Planning Report by Stovel & Associates Inc. - May 11, 2015
- Comments by Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board - May 27, 2015
- Comments by Enbridge Gas Distribution - May 28, 2015
- Traffic Impact Study Comments (Dufferin County) by Triton Engineering Services Ltd. - June 5, 2015
- Comments by Town of Caledon - June 11, 2015
- Comments by Region of Peel - June 19, 2015
- Comments by Six Nations Council - July 8, 2015
- Traffic, Air Quality and Hydrogeology Reports Comments by R.J. Burnside & Associates - July 20, 2015
- Comments by Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing - August 28, 2015
- Comments by Credit Valley Conservation - October 9, 2015
- Response to Technical Comments by Long Environmental Inc. October 19, 2015
- Emergency & Spill Response Plan by Tri-County Aggregates Ltd., October 2015
- Archaeological Clearance Letter by MTCS, April 14, 2015
- Notice of Refusal by MOE, June 5, 2007
- Updated Water Resources Monitoring, October 16, 2015
- Rehabilition Plan, July 5, 2015
- Existing Features, October 19, 2015
- Operational Plan, October 19, 2015
- Review of Level 1 Screening & Level 2 Natural Environment Assessment & Natural Heritage Evaluation - December 9, 2015
- Review of Noise Control Study by Valcoustics - December 9, 2015
- The Fisheries Protection Program of Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Letter by Long Environmental Inc. - December 23, 2015 & January 8, 2016
- Letter by Long Environmental Inc. - May 9, 2016
- Hydrogeology Comments by R.J. Burnside & Associates Inc. - June 9, 2016
- Preliminary Review of Technical Reports and Site Plans by Stovel & Associates Inc. - June 16, 2016
- Resident Comments and Market Study Pit or Quarry - June 18, 2016
- Resident Comments, Photos and Response by Long Environmental Inc. - June 20, 2016
- Comments by Credit Valley Conservation - June 20, 2016
- Resident Comments - July 8, 2016 and Response by Long Environmental Inc. - September 19, 2016
- Best Management Plan for Dust Control by Arcadis - July 18, 2016
- Resident Petition and Response by Long Environmental Inc. - July 19, 2016 & September 19, 2016
- 2015 Breeding Bird & Breeding Amphibian Survey Summary by Beacon Environmental - July 28, 2016
- Resident Comments - August 23, 2016 and Response by Long Environmental Inc. - September 19, 2016
- Noise Impact Study by Aercoustics Engineering Ltd. - October 20, 2016
- Resident Comments - November 8, 2016
- Correspondence by Thomson Rogers Lawyers - December 1, 2016
- Memorandum of Haul Route Agreement provided by Long Environmental Inc. - March 22, 2017
- Resident Comments - April 25, 2017
- Archaeological Assessment Reports Review by Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport - May 8, 2017
- Comments by Upper Grand District School Board - August 17, 2017
- Planning Report by Stovel & Associates - August 18, 2017
- Resident Comments and Township Response - August 22, 2017 & August 23, 2017
- Tri-County Survey by Cullen & Associates - June 2018
- Resident Comments - July 16, 2018
- Comments by Enbridge Gas Distribution - July 18, 2018
- Planning Report and Recommendation Stovel and Associates. - July 18, 2018. Attachments in the report include:
- Location Map
- Draft Official Plan Amendment
- Draft Zoning By-law Amendment
- Draft Development Agreement
- Site Plan
- Resident Comments - July 18, 2018
- Resident Comments - July 20, 2018
- Long Environmental Response - July 23, 2018
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Marsville Proposed Subdivision
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MARSVILLE SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS S1-14 AND Z5-14
PROJECT INFORMATION - Marsville Heritage Estates Development
The Local Planning Appeal Tribunal issued on August 8, 2018 a notice advising that the appeals (File Numbers: PL170035 and PL170036) by Marsville Heritage Estates Development were withdrawn by email received July 17, 2018.
The Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) Hearing for Marsville Heritage Estates (File: PL170035) scheduled to commence April 23, 2018 has been CANCELLED. The appeal will be processed by the Tribunal through mediation.
REPORTS (UP TO JANUARY 2017)
If you wish to see any report that is not linked, please contact 519-941-1007
- Environmental Site Assessment (Phase 1), by Peto MacCallum Ltd., dated November 13, 2009 - February 25, 2014
- Planning Justification Report, by IBI Group, dated October 23, 2014 - October 29, 2014
- Hydrogeological Assessment, by WSP Canada Inc., dated May 30, 2014 - October 29, 2014
- Grading & Servicing Plan (Preliminary Design) by Edgeweir Consulting, dated October 10, 2014 - October 29, 2014
- Functional Servicing Report, by Edgeweir Consulting, dated October 2014 - October 29, 2014
- Geotechnical Investigation, by WSP Canada Inc., dated May 2014 - October 29, 2014
- Traffic Impact Assessment, by Edgeweir Consulting, dated June 18, 2014 - October 29, 2014
- Archeological Assessment (Stage 1 & 2), by The Archeologists Inc., dated July 11, 2014 - October 29, 2014
- Property Survey (7R-1800) dated October 7, 1980 - December 17, 2014
- Draft Zoning By-law Amendment, by IBI Group, February 23, 2015 - February 23, 2015
- Functional Servicing Report, by Edgeweir Consulting, dated February 2015 - March 5, 2015
- Additional Shallow Groundwater Investigation, by WSP Canada Inc., dated April 28, 2016 - May 5, 2016
- Response Letter, by Khurram Tunio (owner/developer), dated May 26, 2016 - May 26, 2016
- Response Letter, by WSP, dated July 28, 2016 - July 28, 2016
- Response Letter (to comments from resident), by WSP Canada Inc., dated September 19, 2016 - September 20, 2016
- Functional Servicing Report, by Edgeweir Consulting, dated August 2016 - September 23, 2016
- Planning Justification Report, by IBI Group, dated August 22, 2016 - September 23, 2016
- Onsite Sewage System Review, prepared by Gunnell Engineering Ltd., dated September 20, 2016 - September 23, 2016
- Response Letter, by WSP Canada Inc., dated September 19, 2016 - September 23, 2016
- Engineering Plans (Concept Plan & Borehole Location, Grading Plans, Servicing Plans, Storm sewer Calculations, Stormwater Management and Details) Drawings # 1 to 10, by Edgeweir Consulting, dated July 29, 2016 - September 23, 2016
- Memorandum, by WSP Canada Inc., dated November 15, 2016 - November 15, 2016
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION
- Proposed Draft Plan of Subdivision - not signed), by IBI Group, dated October 15, 2014 - October 29, 2014
- Proposed Draft Plan of Subdivision - not signed), by IBI Group, dated December 3, 2014 - December 8, 2014
- (Proposed Revision to Proposed Draft Plan of Subdivision - not signed), by IBI Group, dated August 25, 2016 - September 20, 2016
CORRESPONDENCE FROM AGENCIES
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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Letter dated March 25, 2014
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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Letter dated August 14, 2014
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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Letter dated November 21, 2014
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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Letter dated December 22, 2014
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Hydro One, Email dated January 26, 2015;
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Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, Letter dated January 28, 2015
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Thomson Rogers, Letter dated January 30, 2015
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Enbridge, Letter dated February 2, 2015
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Canada Post, Letter dated February 4, 2015
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Grand River Conservation Authority, Letter dated February 6, 2015
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Bell, Letter dated February 11, 2015
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Upper Grand District School Board, Letter dated February 13, 2015
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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Letter dated February 17, 2015
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Grand River Conservation Authority, Letter dated April 16, 2015
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Six Nations Council, Letter dated April 28, 2015
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Six Nations Council, Letter dated March 9, 2015
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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Letter dated May 26,2015
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Ministry of Tourism, Culture & Sport, Letter dated July 22, 2015
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Grand River Conservation Authority, Letter dated September 30, 2016
AREA RESIDENTS (prior to appeal)
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Marsville Holsteins Ltd./Melis Brouwer, Letter dated February 26, 2015
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Peter & Teri Lidbury, Email dated January 29, 2015
LIST OF PEER REVIEW REPORTS
- Notice of Incomplete Application Letter, by Wellings Planning Consultants Inc., dated March 4, 2014
- Notice of Complete Application, by Wellings Planning Consultants Inc., dated November 18, 2014
- R.J. Burnside & Associates Ltd., April 27, 2015
- R.J. Burnside & Associates Ltd., June 15, 2016
- R.J. Burnside & Associates Ltd., November 7, 2016
APPEAL DOCUMENTS
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Notice of appeal of January 3, 2017
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Notice of Pre-hearing Conference at the Ontario Municipal Board April 27, 2017
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Township Notice to Residents May 12, 2017 re Ontario Municipal Board
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| Site Plan Approval |
The Site Plan Approval is an essential component of the development review process. It is intended to:
- Complement the objectives of the Official Plan;
- Conform to the requirements of the Zoning By-Law and other appropriate by-laws/regulations
- Eliminate or reduce negative impacts on adjacent land uses;
- Provide clear guidelines to help streamline and speed up the approval process.
Please visit our Applications, Licences and Permits webpage for the Site Plan Application and Agent Authorization Form.
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| Severance (Consent) |
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The Township is responsible for applications for Severances or Consents.
Pursuant to the Planning Act, applications for consent are required to be circulated to property owners within 60 metres of the subject property and applicable agencies a minimum of fourteen days prior to the Public Meeting. Public Meetings are held during Council meetings and Council are the decision making body. After a decision has been made by Council, the Clerks Department circulates a Notice of Decision, there is a twenty day appeal period from the date of the Notice. If the application has been approved the Notice of Decision will include the applicable conditions that need to be met prior to the consent being created. The whole process takes a minimum of three months.
For information regarding Surplus Farm Dwelling Severances please review the Township Surplus Farm Dwelling Severances pamphlet.
Please visit our Applications, Licences and Permits webpage for the Consent Application and Agent Authorization Form.
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| Zoning By-Law 60-2004 |
Zoning By-Law 60-2004
The Township Zoning By-Law is a legal document, which is used to control the development of properties and buildings. Zoning Classifies properties into zones such Agricultural, Rural, Estate Residential, etc. Each of these zones has legally enforceable regulations attached to them such as the location and size of building. Changes to the Zoning By-Law may be required. The Planning Advisory Committee may review Zoning By-Law Amendments Applications and forwards recommendations to Council. Information regarding these processes and applications forms can be obtained at the Municipality.
*New* Interactive Zoning Mapping
The Township of East Garafraxa in partnership with the County of Dufferin have developed Interactive Mapping for properties within the Township. The Interactive Mapping includes layers for zoning, municipal boundaries, aerial photos and more.
To find zoning information for a specific property, enter an address or roll number, into the mapping search bar at the following link Township of East Garafraxa and County of Dufferin Interactive Mapping.
Zoning By-Law Amendment Listing
For copies of Zoning By-Law Amendments NOT included in the above Zoning By-Law 60-2004, as amended, Consolidation dated January 2011, please see chart below.
| Zoning By-Law Amendments Listing (Listing of By-Laws Not Included in Zoning By-Law 60-2004, as amended, Consolidation dated January 2011) |
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Application File
Number
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
Number
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1-21
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23-Feb-21
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Rural Residential Exception Thirty-Seven (RR-37)
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12-2021
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205060 COUNTY RD 109
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Concession 19, Lot 10
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To rezone a portion of the Environmental Protection (EP) to Rural Residential Exception Thirty-Seven (RR-37) Zone to permit an addition to an existing accessory building
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Z3-21
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13-Apr-21
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Rural Residential Exception Thirty-Eight (RR-38)(A)
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23-2021
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311547 16th Line
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Concession 17, West Part Lot 9 PCL 2
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To increase the maximum height for an accessory building
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Z5-21
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8-Jun-21
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Rural Exception Six (RU-6)
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35-2021
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N/A
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Concession 16, West Part Lot 10
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To rezone a portion of the property to allow for the development of a single family dwelling and required amenities and to establish a 30 metre setback to the boundary of the Environmental Protection Zone (EP)
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Z6-21 & Z7-21
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8-Jun-21
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- Rural Residential Exception Thirty- Eight (RR-38)(B)
- Rural Residential Exception Thirty- Nine (RR-39)
- Agricultural Exception Twelve (A-12) Zone
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36-2021
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351394 17th Line,
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Concession 17, East Part Lot 7
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Requirement/Conditions of Consent Application Files B3-20 and B4-20
- To permit a reduced minimum lot area and rear yard setback and an increased maximum lot coverage and accessory building height
- To permit a reduced minimum lot area and lot frontage and increased lot coverage
- To permit a reduced minimum lot area and lot frontage and a single detached dwelling shall not be a permitted use
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Z8-21
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20-July-21
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Estate Residential Exception Thirty Three (ER-33)
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41-2021
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6 Greenwood Crescent
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Plan 115 Lot 16
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To permit a reduced minimum front yard setback of 27.94m for a proposed addition to the existing dwelling
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Z9-21
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20-July-21 |
Environmental Protection (EP) and Agricultural (A) |
50-2021 |
311323 16th Line |
Concession 17, West Part Lot 6 |
To rezone a portion of the subject property from Environmental Protection (EP) to Agricultural (A) to permit a proposed addition to the existing dwelling |
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Z10-21
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N/A
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Estates Residential Exception Thirty One (ER-31)
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46-2021
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Part of Lot 1, Concession 'B'
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To remove the Holding (H) Provision from the Estate Residential Exception Thirty One (ER-31(H)) Zone (Forest Hill Estates Plan of Subdivision)
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Application File
Number
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
Number
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1-20
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25-Feb-20
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- Agricultural Exception Ten (A-10) - Concession 15, Part Lot 4, RP 7R6654 Part 3
- Rural Residential Exception Thirty-Five (RR-35) - Concession 15, Part Lot 4, RP 7R6654 Part 2
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10-2021
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271222 15th Line
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- Concession 15, Part Lot 4, RP 7R6654 Part 3
- Concession 15, Part Lot 4, RP 7R6654 Part 2
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Requirement/Condition of Consent Application File B1-20
- To prohibit new residential dwellings
- To reduce the minimum lot area and front yard setback
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Z2-20
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25-Feb-20
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- Agricultural Exception Eleven (A-11)
- Rural Residential Exception Thirty-Six (RR-36)
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11-2021
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271074 15th Line
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- Concession 15, Part Lot 2, RP 7R5227 Part 3 and 7R5309 Part 1
- Concession 15, Part Lot 2, RP 7R6655 Part 2
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Requirement/ Condition of Consent Application File B2-20
- To prohibit new residential dwellings
- To reduce the minimum lot area, lot frontage and rear yard setback
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Z3-20
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23-Jun-20
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Rural Residential Exception - RR-33
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19-2020
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N/A
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Concession 17, Part Lot 1, Parcel 3
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Exemption of MDS 1 for proposed dwelling
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Z4-20
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23-Jun-20
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Nine (RR-29)
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20-2020
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102388 10 Sideroad
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Concession 13, East Part Lot 10, DESC INCL RP 7R4497 Part 4
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To increase the maximum lot coverage percentage for a proposed addition to the existing dwelling
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Z6-20
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21-Jul-20
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Agricultural Exception A-9
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27-2020
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112113 11th Line
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Concession 12 West Part Lot 12
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Seasonal wedding and event venue as an on-farm diversified use with a parking lot on grass and a minimum of 50 parking spaces and subject to an application for Site Plan Approval
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Z7-20
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21-Jul-20
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Estate Residential Exception Thirty-Two (ER-32)
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28-2020
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7 Woodland Drive
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Plan 111, Lot 7
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Detached Garage Closer to the Front Lot Line than the Principal Dwelling
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Z8-20
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18-Aug-20
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Rural Residential Exception Thirty-Four (RR-34)
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31-2020
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102361 10 Sideroad
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Concession 13, East Part Lot 11, RP 7R3546 Part 1
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Reduced Rear Yard Lot Line for Proposed Deck & Patio
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Z9-20
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9-Sep-20
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Rural (RU) and Environmental Protection (EP)
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32-2020
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111103 11th Line
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Concession 12, South West Part, Lot 2, RP 7R5851 Part 1
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To rezone a portion of the property from EP to Rural
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Z10-20
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9-Sep-20
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General Commercial Exception Three Holding (CG-3 (H))
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42-2021
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152457 County Road 5
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Concession 13, West Part, Lot 18, RP 7R1579 Part 1 and 7R4339 Part 1
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Z12-20
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12-Jan-20
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General Commercial Exception Four (CG-4)
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5-2021
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152457 County Road 5
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Concession 13, West Part, Lot 18, RP 7R1579 Part 1 and 7R4339 Part 1
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to permit a secondary dwelling unit in an existing accessory building
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Application File
Number
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
Number
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1-19
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26-Feb-19
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Rural Residential Exception Thirty (RR-30)
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8-2019
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191180 13th Line
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Concession 13, Part Lot 3
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To permit a secondary dwelling unit in an existing accessory building
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Z2-19
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26-Feb-19
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Rural Residential Exception Thirty-One (RR-31)
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10-2019
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063237 County Road 3
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Concession 5, Part Lot 15, Part 2 on 7R5916
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To permit an increased maximum height for a proposed accessory building
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Z3-19
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28-May-19
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Hamlet Residential Exception One (HR-1)
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20-2019
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063011 County Road 3
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Lot 4 Plan 103; and Part of Mary Street, Plan 103, designated as Part 2 on 7R6549
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To change the land use to residential and to permit a reduced lot area and reduced front yard setback. Related Application OPA1-19 - Official Plan Amendment No. 7 (OPA#7)
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Z5-19
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20-Aug-19
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Rural Residential Exception Thirty-Two (RR-32)
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33-2019
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032794 9th Line
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Concession 9, East Part Lot 24, RP 7R2799 Part 2
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To increase the maximum height for a proposed accessory building and to increase the lot coverage percentage
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Z6-19
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22-Oct-19
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Extractive Industrial Exception Two (MX-2)
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41-2019
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311543 17th Line and 391090 18th Line
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East Part of Lots 2 and 3, Concession 18, and West Part of Lot 3, Concession 18
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To remove the Holding (H) symbol/provision
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Z7-19
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22-Oct-19
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Extractive Industrial Exception Three (MX-3)
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42-2019 as amended by By-Law 4-2020
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N/A
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E Pt Lot 1, Con 18 and W Pt lot 2, Con 17
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To remove the Holding (H) symbol/provision
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Application File
Number
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
Number
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1-18
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8-May-18
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Eight (RR-28)
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11-2018
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431366 19th Line
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Concession 19, Part Lot 7
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To reduce the side yard setback and increase the lot coverage percentage for a proposed house addition
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Z2-18
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18-June-18
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Agricultural Exception Eight (A-8) and Environmental Protection (EP)
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17-2018
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112062 11th Line
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Concession 11, Part Lot 12
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To reduce the side yard setback for a proposed dwelling
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Z5-18
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11-Sept-18
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Rural Exception Four (RU-4) and Environmental Protection
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31-2018
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471061 A Line
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Concession B, Part Lots 1 and 2
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To permit an increased maximum height and to reduce the setback to a wetland boundary for a proposed accessory building
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Z6-18
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10-Oct-18
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Rural Exception Five (RU-5) and Environmental Protection (EP)
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38-2018
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231439 County Road 24/Trafalgar Road
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Concession 15, Part Lot 8
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To permit a reduced minimum gross floor area for a proposed dwelling
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Z7-18
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13-Nov-18
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Nine (RR-29)
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40-2018
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102388 10 Sideroad
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Concession 13, Part Lot 10
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To permit a reduced minimum rear yard setback and increase the maximum lot coverage percentage for a proposed addition to the existing dwelling
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Application File
Number
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
Number
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1/17
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18-Jul-17
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Business Park Exception Four (BP-4) (H) Holding
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21-2017
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065379 County Road 3
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Concession B, Part Lot 6
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To permit an increased maximum height and reduction of on-site vehicle parking
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Z2/17
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11-Apr-17
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Five (RR-25) and Environmental Protection (EP)
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11-2017
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031107 9th Line
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Concession 10, West Part Lot 2, Part 3 on 7R1690
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To permit an increased maximum height for a proposed detached garage
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Z3/17
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9-May-17
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Six (RR-26)
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14-2017
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064266 County Road 3
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Con 17 East Part Lot 5
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To permit a secondary dwelling unit
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Z4/17
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12-Sept-17
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Rural Residential Twenty-Seven (RR-27)
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25-2017
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431361 19th Line
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Con A PT Lot 6 7R3213 Part 2
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To allow a reduced side yard setback for a proposed addition and covered porch
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Z5-17
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7-Nov-17
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Business Park Exception Four (BP-4)
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30-2017
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065379 County Road 3
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Con B E Pt Lot 6
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To remove the Holding (H) symbol/provision
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Application File
Number
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
Number
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z2/16
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14-Mar-17
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Business Park (BP)
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7-2017
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Concession A, East Part Lot 7, RP 7R5619 Part 1
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To remove of the Holding (H) symbol/provision
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| 2015 |
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Application File
Number
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
Number
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1/15
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Tri-County
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Extractive Industrial Exception Two Holding (H) (MX-2(H))
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28-2018
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Concession 18 Part East Part Lots 2 and 3 and Concession 18, West Part Lot 3
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See copy of By-Law 28-2018 for details
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Z2/15
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10-Mar-15
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Two (RR-22)
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8-2015
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Concession 11, Part Lot 11, RP 7R5160 PART 2
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To rezone an existing lot of record from Agricultural (A) to Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Two (RR-22) to permit a reduced minimum frontage
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Z3/15
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3-Mar-15
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Business Park Exception Three (H) (BP-3(H))
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9-2015
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Concession B, Part East and West Part Lots 6 and 7
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To rezone lands currently zoned Rural (RU) to Business Park (BP), in accordance with existing Official Plan Designation of these lands as Employment Lands
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Z4/15
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12-May-15
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Three (RR-23)
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28-2015
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Concession 13 West Part Lot 6, 7R4542 Part 2
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To permit an accessory building prior to the principal dwelling and to reduce the minimum front yard and rear yard setbacks
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Z5/15
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14-Jul-15
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-Four (RR-24)
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29-2015
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061229 County Road 3
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Concession 10, Part Lot 6
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To permit a reduced minimum front yard setback for an accessory building and to increase the lot coverage percentage
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Z6/15
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7-Jul-15
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Rural Exception Three (RU-3)
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33-2015
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071076 10th Line
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Concession 10, East Part Lot 2, 7R3945 PART 2
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To rezone a portion of the subject property to allow a small-scale industrial use, for the processing of logs into firewood
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Application File
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1/14
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13-May-14
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty-One (RR-21)
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18-2014
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111472 11th Line
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Concession 11, East Part Lot 8, 7R3355 Part 1
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To increase the lot coverage percentage
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Z3/14
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13-Sept-14
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Estate Residential Exception Thirty-One (ER-31(H)) Holding
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20-2017
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Concession B, West Part Lot 1
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To develop a proposed estate residential subdivision consisting of 12 residential lots, an internal road, a park and open space block – Forest Hill Estates Subdivision (S2-14)
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Z4/14
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15-Oct-14
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Estate Residential Exception Eighteen to Thirty (ER-18 to ER-30)
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30-2014
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Concession A, Part Lot 1
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To remove the Holding (H) symbol/provisions – Nature’s Landing West Subdivision
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| 2013 |
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Application File
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1/13
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12-Nov-13
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Open Space Exception One (OS-1)
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30-2013
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6 John Street
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Concession 11, Part Lot 1
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To rezone Orton Park from Rural to Open Space Exception which will permit a public park and accessory structures
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Z2/13
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14-Jan-14
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Rural Residential Exception Twenty (RR-20)
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4-2014
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064210 County Road 3
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Concession 17, East Part Lot 5, Parcel 2
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To increase the maximum height for a proposed accessory building
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| 2012 |
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Application File
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
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Address
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Purpose
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Z1/12
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24-Jul-12
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Highway Commercial Exception Seven (CH-7)
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22-2012
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202350 County Road 109
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Concession 13, Lots 19 & 20
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To add three additional uses, Bulk Fuel Depot, Fuel Card Lock, Equipment Sales and Servicing, to those uses currently permitted by the Highway Commercial Exception Two (CH-2) Zone to accommodate the relocation of Arthurs Fuels from its current location
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Z2/12
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9-Apr-12
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Extractive Industrial Exception Three Holding (MX-3(H))
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3-2020
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Concession 17, West Part Lot 2
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To permit the expansion of two existing aggregate operations – Related Application OPA2/12 - Official Plan Amendment No. 6 (OPA#6)
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Z3/12
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9-Apr-12
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Extractive Industrial Exception Two Holding (MX-2(H))
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3-2020
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Concession 18, East Part Lot 1
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To permit the expansion of two existing aggregate operations – Related Application OPA3/12 - Official Plan Amendment No. 6 (OPA#6)
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Six Z4/12
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24-Jul-12
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Environmental Protection Exception Four (EP-4)
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23-2012
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Concession A, West Part Lot 1 (19th Line)
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To permit the construction of a pavilion (open air shelter) and vault privy replacement within the Environmental Protection Zone
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Z5/12
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24-Jul-12
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Rural Residential Exception Eighteen (RR-18)
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24-2012
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431094 19th Line
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Concession 19, Part Lot 3
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To increase the maximum height for a proposed accessory building
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Z6/12
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11-Sept-12
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Rural Residential Exception Nineteen (RR-19)
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28-2012
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063225 County Road 3
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Concession 15, East Part Lot 5
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To increase the maximum height for a proposed accessory building
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| 2011 |
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Application File
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z1/11
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12-Apr-11
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Hamlet Residential (HR) and Environmental Protection (EP)
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16-2012
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5 John Street
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Concession 11, West Part Lot 1
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To rezone a portion of the subject property currently zoned Rural, to Hamlet Residential, pursuant to condition of Consent Application B3/10.
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| 2010 |
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Application File
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Public Meeting
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Zoning
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By-Law
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Address
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Legal Description
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Purpose
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Z2/10
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Industrial (M1)
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12-2014
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071213 10th Line
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Concession 11, West Part Lot 4, 7R4847 Part 2
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To rezone a portion of the subject property zoned Rural to Industrial
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Please visit our Applications, Licences and Permits webpage for the Application for Zoning By-law Amendment / Temporary Use / Holding Removal form.
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| Official Plan |
| The Official Plans contain objectives and policies established primarily to provide guidance or the development of a municipality. Official Plan Amendments may be obtained from time to time by following the applicable amendment process. Information can be obtained at the Municipal Office and forms available below.
Please visit our Applications, Licences and Permits webpage for the Application for an Official Plan Amendment.
Due to COVID-19 the Township is accepting Planning Applications electronically only. Please contact the office for more information.
Official Plan Amendment No. 9
In accordance with Sections 17 and 21 of the Planning Act, a statutory public meeting is being held concerning a Township Official Plan Amendment which proposes a number of revisions to the Official Plan. The proposed revisions are intended to assist the Township in its ability to process planning applications in a timely manner to enable the Township to provide decisions within the statutory timelines of the Planning Act as amended by the More Homes for Everyone Act, 2022.
DATE AND FORMAT OF PUBLIC MEETING
This Notice is being given in accordance with Planning Act requirements. A final recommendation on the amendment will not be presented until after the Public Meeting and all technical comments have been received.
Please be advised that all Council and Statutory Public Meetings are being held virtually/electronically at this time. Questions and comments can be submitted by email or mail to Susan M. Stone between Thursday, June 2, 2022 and Tuesday, June 28, 2022 at the address below. The public meeting is being held electronically through Zoom and will be available for public viewing, please register at the following link.
The Public Meeting date and time are as follows:
MEETING DATE and TIME: Tuesday, June 28, 2022 at 4:00 p.m.
For more information please see the Notice of Public Meeting dated May 31, 2022.
A copy of the draft Official Plan Amendment File OPA 9 is available at the following link.
Official Plan Amendment No.8
County of Dufferin Declaration of No Appeal dated May 3, 2021 with respect to Official Plan Amendment No. 8 (OPA#8).
County of Dufferin By-Law 2021-19 being a by-law to approve Official Plan Amendment No. 8 (OPA#8) and Notice of Decision dated April 9, 2021.
Notice of Adoption dated January 6, 2021 with respect to By-Law 50-2020 being a by-law for the adoption of an amendment to the Township of East Garafraxa Official Plan (Amendment No. 8).
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