Development Planning and Regulation Permitting Sample Clauses

Development Planning and Regulation Permitting. Development Planning and Regulation Permitting provides advice to approval authorities under the Planning Act as a service provider, provincially delegated reviewer for natural hazards, public commenting body, and resource management agency. In working with approval authorities, private and public proponents, TRCA helps to facilitate sustainable development and infrastructure and ensures that it is adequately set back and protected from natural hazards and environmentally sensitive areas. Development Planning and Regulation Permitting  Watershed plan implementation.  Review of applications made under the Planning Act for consistency with provincial natural hazard, natural heritage and water policies and TRCA permitting authority.  Official Plan support (policy development and associated hearings/mediation), MESP's, transportation/servicing master plans.  Facilitation of natural heritage and natural hazard lands into public ownership.  Other environmental planning services as requested by municipality.  Provide value added service to the development process through hands on assistance with developers and consultants with meeting challenging design mitigation strategies.  Provide regular training to development and consulting community to assist with meeting TRCA criteria.  Conduct compliance audits of TRCA Planning and Development permit sites to ensure compliance with site plans, permit conditions, construction techniques and methodology, and environmental controls/ protections.  Identify and address non-compliance issues and environmental concerns associated with approved development sites. Negotiate compliance and required permit amendments or revisions relating to TRCA regulatory jurisdiction, legislation, and policies.  Address stakeholder concerns associated with unauthorized development activities within TRCA jurisdiction, and coordinate with partnering agencies and TRCA technical, planning, and senior staff to formulate solutions, and to develop compliance strategies.
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