Circulation and Development Application Review Timelines Sample Clauses

Circulation and Development Application Review Timelines. The Planning Act and related Regulations identify statutory timelines for the review of Complete Applications by the Lead Agency. In order to ensure the statutory timelines are met, the Parties agree that the commenting agencies, as identified in Table 1 – Responsibilities by Application Type, Report, Submission, shall use best efforts to complete the review of all applications in accordance with the timelines identified in Table 2 – Non-statutory Development Application Review Timelines. 7 In addition to the information prescribed in Planning Act Regulations, the Planning Act also provides that the applicant may also be required to provide additional information provided the Municipality’s Official Plan contains a provision related to the requirements. All of these requirements are identified during the pre-consultation process.
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Circulation and Development Application Review Timelines. The Planning Act and related Regulations identify statutory timelines for the review of Complete Applications by the Lead Agency. In order to ensure the statutory timelines are met, the Parties agree that the commenting agencies, as identified in Table 1 – Responsibilities by Application Type, Report, Submission, shall use best efforts to complete the review of all 7 In addition to the information prescribed in Planning Act Regulations, the Planning Act also provides that the applicant may also be required to provide additional information provided the Municipality’s Official Plan contains a provision related to the requirements. All of these requirements are identified during the pre-consultation process. applications in accordance with the timelines identified in Table 2 – Non-statutory Development Application Review Timelines.

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