Comment
While I understand the need for expediency in certain planning matters, exempting Minister's Zoning Orders (MZO) from the Environmental Bill of Rights Act, 1993 undermines the crucial principle of public consultation. Consultation ensures that diverse perspectives and potential environmental impacts are considered before significant decisions are made. By excluding MZOs from this process, there's a risk of overlooking important environmental concerns and community input. Transparency and accountability are essential in shaping sustainable development, and consultation plays a vital role in achieving these goals. Therefore, it's imperative to uphold the standards of public consultation outlined in the Environmental Bill of Rights Act, even in cases involving MZOs..
Submitted June 6, 2024 12:09 PM
Comment on
Ontario Regulation 326/24 – Zoning Order in the City of Vaughan
ERO number
019-8617
Comment ID
99647
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