OPA 226 - Town of Caledon
OPA 226 - Town of Caledon
OPA 226 - Town of Caledon
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Region adopting a series <strong>of</strong> Regional Official Plan Amendments in<br />
2009 and 2010<br />
And by adding the following sentence to the end <strong>of</strong> the fourth<br />
paragraph<br />
The planning roles and responsibilities <strong>of</strong> the Region <strong>of</strong> Peel and the<br />
area<br />
municipalities within Peel are further detailed and refined from<br />
time to time through the establishment <strong>of</strong> appropriate operating<br />
protocols and other service delivery agreements Information<br />
regarding the most current set <strong>of</strong> operating protocols is attached to<br />
this Plan as<br />
Appendix VI<br />
6 The renumbered Section 1 7 Contents <strong>of</strong> the Plan is amended by<br />
adding reference to Schedule S Figure 1 and Figure 17<br />
7 Section 2 2 1 c is amended by adding the following words protecting<br />
expanding and diversifying the <strong>Town</strong> s employment and assessment<br />
base and after the words achieve fiscal sustainability by<br />
8 Section 2 2 2 a is amended by adding the following<br />
end <strong>of</strong> the second paragraph<br />
sentences to the<br />
Notwithstanding that a significant portion <strong>of</strong> <strong>Caledon</strong> s Prime<br />
Agricultural Area is also located within the Growth Plan Area based<br />
on <strong>Caledon</strong> s current population and employment forecasts the vast<br />
majority <strong>of</strong> the Growth Plan Area in <strong>Caledon</strong> will remain in a Prime<br />
Agricultural Designation during and beyond the life <strong>of</strong> this Plan This<br />
will pose unique challenges with respect to the continued viability and<br />
vitality <strong>of</strong> agriculture in southern <strong>Caledon</strong> which will require policies<br />
that support agricultural innovation diversity and flexibility<br />
9 Section 2 2 2 b is amended by adding the following as the final<br />
paragraph<br />
The Provincial Growth Plan June 2006 identifies a<br />
conceptual<br />
Future Transportation Corridor that generally extends east from the<br />
Guelph area to the east <strong>of</strong> <strong>Caledon</strong> and includes policy directions<br />
requiring that transportation corridors be identified and protected The<br />
Ministry <strong>of</strong> Transportation has initiated an Environmental Assessment<br />
study that will more<br />
specifically define the GTA West Future<br />
Transportation Corridor Should the outcome <strong>of</strong> this Environmental<br />
Assessment determine that a<br />
major east west transportation<br />
infrastructure corridor is needed in south <strong>Caledon</strong> it could significantly<br />
influence long term development patterns and provide opportunities<br />
for strategic employment lands development<br />
10 Chapter 3 General Policies is amended by adding the following new<br />
Section 3 1 Sustainability and renumbering all subsequent Sections<br />
accordingly<br />
3 1 SUSTAINABILITY<br />
3 1 1 Introduction<br />
Sustainability in its broadest sense refers to the wise use <strong>of</strong><br />
available resources to meet the needs <strong>of</strong> the present without<br />
compromising the ability <strong>of</strong> future generations to meet their<br />
own needs Under many policy models sustainability is<br />
considered to have three primary pillars economic<br />
environmental and social cultural<br />
The <strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Caledon</strong> prides itself for its tradition <strong>of</strong> progressive<br />
local community based land use planning This tradition has<br />
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