Comment
All developments or actions, particularly those involving existing naturalized areas of Ontario, whether urban or rural, wetland or dry, should be vetted through the community and with Indigenous, Metis and Inuit (where applicable). No one should be making decisions willy-nilly when the public cannot weigh in.
Ministerial Zoning Orders should only be used rarely, and only after a careful consultation with all concerned parties has occurred, and only used when decisions cannot be reached through consultative processes. The only other exception is that MZOs should be used to PROTECT naturalized and green spaces wherever possible, particularly when municipal governments fail to do so.
Submitted January 25, 2021 8:24 PM
Comment on
Proposed implementation of provisions in the Planning Act that provide the Minister enhanced authority to address certain matters as part of a zoning order
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019-2811
Comment ID
51034
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