Area Municipal Site Specific and Policy Specific Official Plan Amendments Sample Clauses

Area Municipal Site Specific and Policy Specific Official Plan Amendments. For the purposes of this Section, ‘site specific’ means that the proposal:  is single application on a single property or multiple contiguous properties under single ownership or control; and  does not require a Regional Official Plan Amendment or Secondary Plan. Area Municipality approves and Region provides comments during circulation stage and reviews draft Official Plan Amendment prior to adoption. The NPCA provides comments during circulation stage.
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Area Municipal Site Specific and Policy Specific Official Plan Amendments. ‌ Engineering reviews will be completed once the application and relevant studies have been circulated by the lead agency in accordance with the current Planning requirements. Review of capacities in the infrastructure will be reviewed by the respective owners if applicable. Comments will be provided to the circulation agencies and if required coordination of upgrades will be reviewed with all agencies.
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